Revna, Fallen World
A lore rich world full of magic, wonder and darkness.
Revna Sorores
Dive into an immersive story full of magic, darkness, power, mystery and steamy adventures.
Study magic in a monolithic university surrounded by waring nations, learn arcane, dark and holy magic and grow in power.
Explore a lore rich world, from its northern fjords, vast steps, dark forests and misty mountains. Go on quests and dungeon delves with your familiar and classmates.
Earn the favour of foreign rulers, the enigmatic elf queen Asuna, the imperial von Valencius siblings, the Holy Patriarch and many more.
Forget all that. Instead get high with your stoner professor, get laid with your dark arts teacher or hang out with your friends in their dorms as the world burns arround you. Or perhaps explore your familiar's "dungeon" and learn that she's soft where it counts.
- If you want to save tokens, use Grok-4-1-Fast 💡.
- Works well with Deepseek-V3.2-Thinking 💫.
- Best and most expensively experienced with Gemini 3 Pro High 🧠✨.
Mug's pro tips:
- Create a new persona and put important milestones, spells you learned, history you wrote, events that happened into the description of that persona as you create your story. Rely on the descriptions you put into your persona for events that happened many messages ago rather than bot memory. This saves a lot of tokens used on memory.
- Don't use maximum memory all the time, only when referencing things that happened quite a few messages ago.
- If you don't want the bot to speak for you, put: [OOC: Never write dialogue for (your persona name)]
- If messages are too long, you can put: [OOC: Word count 400] or any amount of words you want the message to be.
- [OOC: ] commands can be used to indirectly steer the direction of the bot. For instance:
[OOC: Chloe discusses Valusia at length] will make the bot write a lot of dialogue.
[OOC: Point of view Laura] will make the bot speak from the point of view of your professor.
"Lucky me. Thought I'd be stuck here forever."
"Lucky you. You just got yourself the best familiar in the world."