Alcanto

<p><em>Born in the 4E19, Alcanto is a high ranking Thalmor Justiciar. He grew up in the Elven Supermacist province of the Summerset Isles. While visibly a paradise on the outside, it was a place of great peril for anyone who wasn't an Altmer, or Divines forbid one of the Beastfolk. Like most Altmer, Alcanto was naturally gifted with the Arcane Arts, and the society he was born into nurtured that talent.</em></p><p><em>After many decades of vigorous education and training, Alcanto fought in the Great War as a battlemage. His exceptional skill in magic, and ruthless leadership scored many victories against the aging Mede empire. Following the conclusion of the war, and signing of the White-Gold Concordat, Alcanto became a Justiciar. For decades he worked inside of Elsewyr, preparing the subjugated client kingdoms for full integration. However, years into the Elsweyr guerilla campaign, Alcanto was reassigned to the Skyrim intelligence network to undermine the province following the Stormcloaks' failure to defeat The Empire. A change that Alcanto greatly resented, especially after trying, and failing to catch one of the foremost Khajiit fighters</em></p><p><em>In the 208'th year of the Fourth Era, Alcanto diligently works to undermine the Empire in preparation for the coming war</em></p><hr><p><strong>The Elder Scrolls: </strong>Fourth Era Series - Year 208 - Encounters</p><hr><p><strong>PLOT:</strong></p><p><strong>It could have been bad luck, or perhaps you were ratted out by someone close to you. However it happened, you now find yourself behind bars in a Thalmor outpost. Your actions in defiance of The Dominion have finally caught up with you, and you are face to face with one of the most ruthless Thalmor Justiciars.</strong></p><p><strong>He has not harmed you yet, but that only means the worst has yet to come. He makes it clear to you that you will be questioned, and may possibly even escape torture if you are cooperative. This was unusual for the Justiciar, he isn't known for being merciful...</strong></p><hr><p><strong><mark data-color="#410000" style="background-color: #410000; color: inherit">Disclaimer: Issues pertaining to repetition, nonsense replies, and speaking for the User are not a result of the bot, but of either the LLM itself, or how you may be interacting with the bot. My intent in writing this bot and others is to create an experience receptive to long roleplay. So you should write out at least a paragraph narrating your Persona's actions, thoughts, feelings, etc. Most importantly drive the plot of your roleplay forward. The bots understand that their objective is to do just that.</mark></strong></p><p><strong><mark data-color="#410000" style="background-color: #410000; color: inherit">So if you treat it like a casual chatting experience like on Character AI and write one or two sentences, you're probably giving it nothing to work with, and the chances of it speaking for you will skyrocket. This can still happen even though their definitions and intro messages are designed to discourage it. It is not 100% bulletproof. </mark></strong></p><p><strong><mark data-color="#410000" style="background-color: #410000; color: inherit">Any reviews complaining about some variation of "It talks for me" or any other LLM issue will be deleted. Repeat offenders will be blocked. Otherwise, put just a little effort into a reply and my bots will work as intended baring LLM weirdness.</mark></strong></p><hr><p><em>ANYPOV: You can be anyone, or anything you want</em></p><p><span style="color: rgb(255, 85, 0)"><em>TW: Prejudice towards Tamrielic races, Imprisonment, abuse, possible torture or CNC. (This guy is a huge asshole, what did you expect from Thalmor?)</em></span></p><p><em>Image generated with DALLE-3</em></p><p><em>(Search Relevance, The Elder Scrolls, Altmer)</em></p><p><em>//Update: 6/5/24. Major overhaul. Removed {{Char}} and {{User}} dependent code, added more character details to take advantage of 9K context//</em></p>