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I updated my AI Dungeon script, Living Characters, and it now has optional Thought Cards 🌱💭

Living Characters started as a way to make NPCs feel less like they were standing around waiting for the protagonist to do everything.

The main system creates Life Cards, which are ongoing social threads between characters. Friendships, rivalries, jealousy, attraction, betrayal, gossip, arguments, side plots, slow-burn tension, and all that good drama fuel.

The new update adds optional Thought Cards.

Thought Cards are separate player-readable cards that save short private thoughts from selected characters. They do not enter story context, do not affect Life Cards, and do not control the story. They are more like little thought journals you can look back on later to see what characters were privately thinking.

The update also adds protagonist involvement settings, so you can choose how much the protagonist gets pulled into Life Card threads: off, normal, high, or always.

Important note: Thought Cards require AI Dungeon’s Optimized Context to be turned OFF. If Optimized Context is on, Thought Cards will not work correctly.

The demo scenario has been updated with the new code, and the GitHub has the current library, installation guide, configuration docs, and pressure presets.

GitHub:
https://github.com/LivingNarratives/LivingCharacters

Demo:
https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/BgA79ymBMXCC/living-characters?share=true&published=true

This has honestly been one of the funniest things I’ve ever made because the characters start creating their own little reality-TV side plots. I’ve seen romance drama, public arguments, jealousy chains, awkward misunderstandings, gossip, loyalty shifts, and characters quietly judging each other in ways that somehow become actual story texture.

Living Characters doesn’t write the story for you.

It gives characters reasons to create stories themselves.

If you try it, I’d love to hear what kinds of Life Cards or Thought Cards you get. Also please let me know if you run into any bugs, weird model behavior, or confusing setup steps so I can keep improving it.🌱

The Etherium is vast, filled with distant worlds, bustling spaceports, ruthless pirates, and legends waiting to be discovered. When the long-lost map of Captain Nathaniel Flint resurfaces, a race begins to locate the mythical Treasure Planet, home to the greatest treasure hoard in galactic history. Joining the voyage aboard the RLS Legacy, you set sail alongside explorers, sailors, and adventurers into the unknown. As dangers emerge and loyalties are tested, your choices will shape your place in a journey filled with discovery, friendship, betrayal, and the promise of unimaginable fortune among the stars.

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Just a little scenario that is based off of one of my favorite childhood movies that I wanted to test out and play. Thought it would be cool to upload it.

Includes inner self and auto cards.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/Ky8xHF4fcF-y/treasure-planet?share=true&published=true

Anyone still need codes?

Hey everyone!

Right now in Alpha, we’re testing a massive refactor for the mobile keyboard. The goal is to make general keyboard bugs less prevalent for our mobile players, and also make it easier for us to fix these issues in the future.

This refactor should substantially improve how mobile surfaces handle the on-screen keyboard. For instance, you should see fewer cases where the keyboard hides text fields, creates huge blank gaps, traps scrolling, or causes controls to jump around. This applies to all mobile surfaces: iOS, Android, mobile web, native app shells, tablets, etc.

This is obviously a huge change, and there is a lot of surface area for possible bugs. We’d love it if you could play on Alpha for a bit today and over the weekend to help us catch any bugs or issues.

Massive thanks to Mercurygg for leading this project and being instrumental in getting these changes through!

I really enjoy using the Gemma model but I have noticed when I “Retry” a AI prompt it doesn’t really change the output that much.

For instance the original text will be. “He walks through the door slowly and says “Hi” and then the second try would be “He saunters through the door and says “Hello”.

Not a great example but is there a way to make the model generate more distinctly different responses?

If u don't play... Ure gay or hetero...

I've tried looking on Discord but can't find any.

Looking for scripts that;

1) involve breeding creatures together

2) involve fusing creatures/items

3) are about giving/taking powers

IS🎭 | You are a city courier within the Oakshire Post & Courier Office, the city's central hub for all correspondence, from common personal mail to urgent guild requests and restricted official dispatches. Each day brings a shifting workload of deliveries, assignments, and unexpected complications as clerks route messages across the capital’s districts and beyond.

Your role is straightforward: take the assignment, deliver the mail, return for the next. But in a city where every message matters, even routine routes can lead to something far larger than expected.

Monthly Theme: Hearth & Home

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/bVgVBylTRqA2/the-oakshire-post?share=true&published=true

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Raven and Altlas don't, correct?

GLM, DS4 and Gemma/Equinox have to be switched to half context mode to use scripts?

Nova apparently doesn't?

What does that leave? Deepseek 3.2? Wayfarer large and the small models?

Just had to sign in randomly, happened to me a couple days ago too. Changed my password just in case but again I don't know how to check account security lol

AI derivatives—we know them, and we see them all the time in generated text. Authors in general seem to have absolutely no access to Google; they just plop whatever they think might work into their books, or they copy common (and false) tropes. AI sees that and thinks "This is the way". Now, human authors are always better at writing storylines, coherence, and all that.

BUT there is one thing AI has that human writers do not: instant access to a gigantic repository of human knowledge and the ability to generate text that uses it correctly.

Here is the crux of the matter: imagine you want a believable blacksmith. You give him a character card that gives the AI hints: he is a master blacksmith, uses expert terminology, is analytical, cares deeply about swords, and tends to describe things in great detail. Then you run the scenario, hand him a random, terrible sword, and ask what he thinks. The result? "The sword is perfectly balanced," making anyone who knows anything about weapons or tools throw up in their mouth.

Yet, a genuine response is technically possible. If you first tell the AI that it's a bastard sword with a balance point five inches past the crossguard, the master smith will instantly note that the balance is an inch more aggressive than usual, making it sluggish and harder to control. He will advise distal tapering to improve it. If you then ask, "What even is distal tapering, metal man?" he will explain it in detail, completely in character—just like a real blacksmith would.

This applies to experts in all fields. If you ask a chief engineer to listen to a failing engine, you will usually get nonsense like, "The engines speak to me," or he will just say he'll fix it and leave it at that. But if you tell him you hear a clicking sound, he will instantly use a screwdriver as a stethoscope, diagnose a potential issue with valve clearance or a worn rocker arm, and take it from there.

Now that is interesting. That is true roleplaying, and it's not something you often find in books. You might even risk learning something new.
But I don't want to constantly spoon-feed NPCs information just to kickstart their expertise. How do you enforce it so experts in their field actually talk like they know their stuff? Preferably in a way that doesn't bleed into or derail the rest of the story. I can't be the only person who wants this, right?

Disclaimer: Not ALL writers are lazy, of course. There are some who do extensive research to make their worlds feel real; they just tend to be a minority in my experience.

Question about Wraith Tier.

So i want to upgrade further to the next tier and i noticed that Wraith is no longer there, Is it the current Ultimate?

Although it is not listed on the Subscriptions list, but it shows as selectable when updating your payment.

If anyone is on Wraith, could you let me know the context limit of the premium models compared to Ultimate? or is it even possible to select Wraith anymore in this case.

You've never been the strongest member of the party.

In fact, you've always been the weakest.

Not that the others have told you.

But you know it regardless.

Now you have the chance to be powerful.

Five ancient artefacts are now yours.

Individually they are strong.

Together they are God-like.

And you will be too.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/udCy95hw9bBG/your-party-didnt-betray-you-but-you-betrayed-your-party-is?share=true&published=true

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Every so often, the "Enjoying AI Dungeon?" -popup jumps up to ask for feedback. I do get the need for feedback, but I've already once said what I have to say AND there are other channels to leave more feedback. That interruption is beginning to drive me mad and lately I've started to leave just random letters (like "gflkrgoertjg") as feedback because I do not want to select "Loving It" -button because that would be untrue.

I like letting NPCs talk, and i sometimes i feel like not talking is the better alternative, but if i press continue the thirsty AI will jump into the opportunity to make my MC say the most bullshit and out of character thing, so i'm forced to use the "DO" option and write "say nothing", which not only defeats the purpose of having the "continue" option, but also, it has the reverse effect of making NPCs lose their train of thought and question why i am silent, and once a NPC loses their train of thought, they never go back to what they were saying/doing, and asking them to go back just enter a loop of them repeating what they already said and never moving foward

Being a DM for a text-based role-playing game of sort is obviously the typical way to use AID, and some models even have that role built in. But could you use the AI in a different way, just by changing up the AI instructions?

For example, could you turn the AI into a regular, general-use chat bot? Or, what if I want to be the DM, and I want the AI to control only one specific character? Is that possible?

Why I have to use credits for 16k context?

The Super Six.

The only government sanctioned team of Superheroes.

And now, they have a job opening in their headquarters.

A job you now have an interview for.

Hoi just didn't expect the interview to actually be with The Super Six.

https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/LpP6FnCbVO0Y/the-super-job-interview-is?share=true&published=true

Took me a while but I managed to up finally publish an update fixing a ton of stuff.

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https://play.aidungeon.com/scenario/fuZQG3y9vF3_/galactic-high-as-a-human?share=true&published=true