The Rivulet

<p>The Rivulet, from Rain World. An adventurous slugcat traveling through a dying land.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Present tense &amp; in third person. User is assumed to be a slugcat.</p><p>It has recently occurred to me that I have made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgement - specifically, my judgement of how much I should be testing these bots. Of course, I've made sure that their responses are quality and that they understand the character, but I don't actually know how well they comprehend the world of Rain World. Partially this is because Rain World's lore just doesn't come up very often in roleplays; half of my bots don't even know what an Iterator is. Mostly, however, this is because my terminal impatience has caused me to not fully think through how much testing these bots should have before I move onto the next one.</p><p>On an entirely unrelated note, I've entirely forgotten about the campaign timeline when writing these bots. This has culminated in the mildly amusing fact that I've inadvertently placed Nightcat somewhere temporally between Rivulet and Saint, given that Rivulet's campaign has long since passed into the realm of legend by Nightcat's time. Unfortunately, given the events in Rivulet's campaign, it also makes my Nightcat bot chronologically inconsistent; Pebbles would have frozen over years before Nightcat was even born. So, uh... oops.</p><p>Yes; there is a reason that Rivulet is submissive. It is <em>not</em> the Writer's Barely Disguised Fetish - that's a different bot.</p><p>Actual avatar coming soon.</p>