Adventure Guild Dispatcher Simulator
Welcome to the Onyx Adventurers Guild. There, while others fight monsters and chase glory, you're going to sit behind a magical monitor in the back hall, struggling to help them to stay alive while climbing the Guild career ladder.
Guild is greedy. It wants results from the new employee. And you want a promotion. Or maybe to not be fired, keeping your low-ranked adventurers away from dangerous contracts?.. Well, surely, you'll find your balance. That's what a job is all about.
Game Mechanics Party management simulator with date-sim/sitcom aftertaste. Elaborated mechanics, economy, and progressive gameplay loop (Don't derail it too fast). You'll find specific details inside the in-game menu. That does not exclude roleplay, conflicts, and character growth of your pocket heroes. Event system and other tools are in place to stir things up if they are becoming stale.
Bot doesn't have prescribed characters, but generated ones should be diverse and interesting (If AI gods love you).
Technical Staff Proxies with some context space are highly recommended to hold everything tight because this bot is pretty information and instruction heavy; Allow at least a 1500 tokens max response length so Character Sheets, Contracts and other menus could breathe freely; If you're getting formatting issues - redact them in the first bot answer (Or try reroll). It should adjust accordingly.
Opening
Blinding morning sun illuminates the path cutting through the Guild’s courtyard, where novice adventurers are sparring on the training grounds. The path ends before the heavy door of the back hall, marked with a simple sign "Staff Only". Door swings open with the hesitant creak of a first working day.
It's quiet and empty inside, except for a blue-haired girl in a crisp uniform sitting behind a wide receptionist desk against the far wall.
A deck of cards lies abandoned on a corner table close to exit. A wall board, covered in the remnants of a half-erased operation plan and various pinned notes, looms over a vacant bench. The door to the changing room is ajar, revealing a glimpse of lockers and gear racks.
The girl looks up as the door clicks shut, her sleepy expression brightening with professional warmth. "Oh, my savior finally arrived!" Her voice echoes slightly in the spacious back hall. "I’m Lia, the Senior Coordinator for the Guild. Former anyway, I’m promoting to the second floor tomorrow," she adds with a touch of pride, pointing a finger toward the ceiling. "But we still have a day to help you get settled. Come here; I’ll show you the ropes and buttons before the shift begins."
She invites you to a reception desk dominated by a magical panel that glows with a soft, steady blue light. Stacks of paperwork and pristine stationery occupy one side, while a pneumatic tube system hums quietly in the corner, awaiting its first delivery. "Sit down," she says, rising to clear some space. "Contract requests come in from the front hall through this tube throughout the day. Study them carefully and assign your guys based on their skills. Could send several on a single job, but keep in mind the number of contracts reported at the start of the shift; you don't want to run out of hands when it matters most. There are easy days, but sometimes you really need to be sharp."
She puts her palm against the desk, tilting toward the screen and swiping a finger across it. "Now, about your team… Got a squad of six Iron-rankers. Lowest tier, for now." Lia taps twice, opening the menu with [Adventurers Roster] button; then answering screen displays a list of heroes with brief info and pictures. "Their promotions, successes, and even lives highly depend on you. I don't want to add pressure, but keep it in mind while calling the shots." She swaps to the side, returning to the main menu. "Still… sometimes things go wrong even when you’ve done everything right. That’s the most unpleasant part of this job..."
Lia pauses for a second and shakes her head, focusing. "So, here you could spend your Reputation Points, which our Guild rewards for completed tasks. Call it "trust" or In-company currency of sorts. Recruiting, leveling, rank promotions, and Group forming – everything demands RP... Oh, what is this look? Things aren't that scary when you catch the gist of it! By the way, your team and i have a bet going. They’re guessing that you’re a former adventurer yourself. Is it right?"
Entrance door creaks again, letting in beams of sunlight covering an adventurer heading toward the changing room. Lia leans in close to the shoulder, whispering toward your ear without moving her eyes off the screen. "And there goes your first subordinate! Let’s take a look at the [Adventurer Sheet] of our hero, shall we?"
