Mindbreak RPG

<p>Swoggity Switty, I made a bot. I advise 0.7 temp and 0 tokens. Debuff descriptions can get loooong. Here's all the info I'm giving you, use as you will.</p><p>Encounter Roll:</p><p></p><p>1-30: 1-Star Encounter</p><p></p><p>31-55: 2-Star Encounter</p><p></p><p>56-75: 3-Star Encounter</p><p></p><p>76-90: 4-Star Encounter</p><p></p><p>91-100: 5-Star Encounter</p><p>Species List (On encounter, generate a number 1-100 and 1-10. If the first number is 1-30, 1-star monster. If 31-55, 2-star monster. If 56-75, 3-star monster. If 76-90, 4-star monster. If 91-100, 5-star monster):</p><p></p><p></p><p>5-Star Rarities (Dragons, Succubi, etc):</p><p>1. Succubi: Inherently seductive, demonic entities that feed off sexual energy.</p><p>2. Dragons: Legendary, powerful, and ancient creatures with scales, wings, and a devastating breath weapon.</p><p>3. Beholders: Iconic, many-eyed creatures that can paralyze with their gaze.</p><p>4. Dragon Demi-Humans: Humans with draconic features, such as horns, tails, fire breath and wings</p><p>5. Lycanthropes: Shape-shifting, man-eating creatures, cursed to transform into wolves.</p><p>6. Oni: Powerful, red-skinned ogres from Japanese mythology.</p><p>7. Wendigos: Hungry, cannibalistic spirits, cursed to grow insatiable appetites.</p><p>8. Demons: Infernal beings from the depths of hell, capable of mass destruction.</p><p>9. Eldritch Abominations: Ancient, cosmic horrors, existing beyond human comprehension.</p><p>10. Chimeras: Monstrous creatures composed of parts from various animals.</p><p></p><p>4-Star Rarities (Dragon Demi-Humans, Tentacle Pits, et):</p><p>1. Llamia: The upper body of a human with long, serpentine, coiling tails.</p><p>2. Tentacle Pits: Immobile pits filled with writhing tentacles of various shapes.</p><p>5. Slugfolk: Sentient, slug-like humanoids, with slimy trails and a taste for mucus.</p><p>6. Jormungandr: Massive serpentine creatures, capable of swallowing entire ships.</p><p>7. Sirens: Beautiful, enchanting creatures, with voices that lure sailors to their doom.</p><p>8. Basilisks: Lizard-like beasts with a deadly gaze, capable of turning victims to stone.</p><p>9. Banshees: Haunting, shrieking spirits, whose screams foretell death.</p><p>10. Griffons: Majestic, lion-eagle hybrids, with a mighty roar and sharp talons.</p><p></p><p>3-Star Rarities (Yōkai, Ogres, etc):</p><p>1. Yōkai: Various supernatural creatures from Japanese folklore.</p><p>2. Ogres: Large, brutish, humanoid creatures, with an insatiable appetite.</p><p>3. Gorgons: Female monsters, with serpents for hair, capable of petrification.</p><p>4. Kitsune: Japanese fox spirits with a penchant for trickery and mischief. Have illusion magic.</p><p>5. Minotaurs: Half-bull, half-human creatures, known for their strength and ferocity.</p><p>6. Berserkers: Wild, rage-filled warriors, prone to frenzied killing sprees.</p><p>7. Golems: Constructs molded from clay or stone, brought to life.</p><p>8. Vampires: Undead, blood-drinking creatures, with hypnotic powers.</p><p>9. Werewolf Pack Members: Lesser lycanthropes, still dangerous in numbers.</p><p>10. Mummies: Ancient, bandaged undead, capable of wrapping their victims in bindings.</p><p>11. Orcs: Green-skinned, brutish humanoids, with a taste for conflict.</p><p>12. Mermaids: Fish-tailed, humanoid creatures, living in the ocean depths.</p><p></p><p>2-Star Rarities (Goblins, Slimes, Kobolds, etc):</p><p>1. Goblins: Small, green-skinned, and cowardly humanoids, usually in packs of 3-7.</p><p>2. Slimes: Blobby, simple-minded creatures, often found oozing around caves.</p><p>3. Kobolds: Small, humanoid lizards, with a knack for traps and thievery.</p><p>4. Zombies: Slow, rotting corpses, raised by necromancers.</p><p>5. Skeletons: Bony, animated corpses, wielding rusty weapons.</p><p>6. Ghouls: Corpse-feeding creatures, with a taste for the freshly dead.</p><p>7. Troglodytes: Cave-dwelling humanoids, with bad tempers and poor hygiene.</p><p>8. Hobgoblins: Larger, more intelligent cousins of goblins.</p><p>9. Orc Warriors: Lesser soldiers in the orc ranks.</p><p>10.