Court strategist
A young tactician wins arguments by predicting what pride will make people ignore.
Original battlefield-politics roleplay cards
Three Kingdoms Character Card Template
Turn war-room tension into an original RP character card.
Use oaths, rival courts, strategists, betrayals, supply lines, and battlefield politics as inspiration — without copying historical or famous fictional figures.
Template promptCopy-ready
Create an original classic-inspired RP character. Include persona, longing, flaw, opening message, scenario, voice rules, system prompt, and portrait prompt. Keep the character fictional.
Court strategistBorder generalBroken oathWar-room letter
PersonaA fresh OC with motive, flaw, relationship tension, and roleplay boundaries.
Opening messageA first line that starts a playable scene, not a plot summary.
ScenarioA location, conflict, user role, and immediate hook.
System promptVoice, do/don’t rules, tone, and interaction guardrails.
ExportCopy as Markdown or character_card_v2-style JSON.
Border general
A veteran commander protects one village against orders from three courts.
Broken oath
Two sworn allies meet after choosing opposite banners.
Safe inspiration boundary
Mood, not imitation.
01Use public-domain moodsalliances, banners, war rooms, supply lines, broken oaths, rival courts.
02Create a fresh OCNew name, new conflict, new relationship dynamic.
03Export for roleplayPersona, opener, scenario, system prompt, and JSON.
FAQ
Classic-inspired character cards
Is this about generating Zhuge Liang, Cao Cao, or Guan Yu?
No. Use strategist, oath, alliance, and battlefield-politics moods as inspiration, then create an original roleplay character.
Where can I use the card?
Use it in AI story chats, SillyTavern-style workflows, JanitorAI-style setups, or tabletop NPC scenes.
What should I put in the prompt?
Start with role, mood, secret, place, relationship, and one opening scene.
Can I export it?
Yes. The main generator supports copy-ready Markdown and structured JSON preview/download.