Profiles-for-Coder/extensions/custom-specialty-plugin/skills/ttrpg-lore-weaver/SKILL.md

name, description, disable-model-invocation, category, risk, tags

name	description	disable-model-invocation	category	risk	tags
ttrpg-lore-weaver	TTRPG worldbuilding, lore organization, dynamic workspace scanning, and character visual generation using Stable Diffusion.	false	Creative	safe	ttrpg lore obsidian stable-diffusion

TTRPG Lore Weaver

Purpose

To guide the creation, organization, and visual design of TTRPG lore, characters, and settings, integrating dynamic workspace analysis and image generation rules.

When to Use

Use when generating lore documents, writing character sheets, designing setting hooks, or running stable diffusion image generation pipelines for your custom TTRPG campaign.

Step-by-Step Workflow

Phase 1: Workspace Structure Analysis

Before generating any lore files or suggesting edits:

1. Scan the Directory Structure: Inspect the active workspace. Determine if running in the root project directory hbm-books or inside the ObsidianNotes subfolder.
2. Detect Folders: Check for the presence of folders like npcs, lore, locations, rules, items, spells.
3. Action:
   • If directories are structured correctly, proceed.
   • If files are misplaced or missing organization, suggest explicit folder structure modifications to the user before writing content.

Phase 2: Tone & Thematic Anchors

Use these Leading Words to keep writing consistent:

• Homebrew Magic: Modern day, high fantasy, rule-bending, experimental mechanics.

Phase 3: Character Sheet Integration

When generating a new NPC or Player Character sheet:

1. Write Content First: Generate the markdown file containing stats, attributes, and lore text.
2. Visual Generation: Build the prompt based on character features.
   • AutismSDXL Syntax: Use Danbooru-style tags. Translate descriptors (e.g., 1girl, female elf, dark leather armor, holding dagger, long silver hair).
   • Negative Prompt: Apply the strict negative prompt: score_5_up, score_4_up, source_furry, source_pony, 3d, photo, realistic, lowres, text, error, cropped, worst quality, low quality, jpeg artifacts, blurry, signature, watermark, username, artist name, deformed, disfigured
3. Execute Stable Diffusion: Run the image generation tool to save the portrait as a .webp file under:
   • content/assets/images/characters/CharacterName_Full.webp (or ObsidianNotes/_assets/images/characters/ depending on workspace path).
4. Markdown Injection: Inject the image reference at the top of the markdown file: ![CharacterName_Full](./_assets/images/characters/CharacterName_Full.webp) (use path relative to the markdown file's folder).

Phase 4: Progressive Disclosure

To prevent lore documents from getting bloated:

• Maintain core overview sheets at under 500 lines.
• Offload long histories, world atlases, and pantheons to a references/ subdirectory or separate Markdown files, linking them via standard Markdown links.