Characters · EpicRoll.ai

Build your own.Tell the game who they are, in your own words. Change your mind as often as you like.You don't pick a premade. You make them. Eyes, hair, build, species, the way they hold themselves, the thing they can't stop fidgeting with. Say it and we'll draw it. Human is optional.The demo is three toggles over one face, and the three axes are independent, so eight portraits are reachable rather than a single authored sequence. The character record beside the picture rewrites itself as each toggle flips:

Eyes. Hazel or Blue.

Hair. Brown or Blond.

Skin. Light or Tanned.

Your style.Choose how your game looks. The same character, rendered any way you like.The same character can be a noir snapshot, an oil painting, an ink wash, a digital cinematic. Whatever you pick holds for every portrait, every place, every moment.The same character, rendered in each of these:

Cinematic

Oil painting

Ink wash

Candid photo

Watercolor

Pixel art

Noir photo

JRPG 3D

Anime

Superhero

Skills tell your story.They don't exist until you do something. Then they're named for it, and they get better.Your skills aren't numbers on a sheet. They're a record. Follow three smugglers across the docks and leave no shadow, and now you have Stealth. It starts at the bottom and climbs every time you use it.A skill does not exist until Mira does something that needs it. Taking an action for the first time creates the skill at the bottom of the ladder; taking it again moves it up a rung. The skill is named after the deed, not chosen from a list:

I tail the suspect through the cargo ring — Tail.

I ask the dockmaster what she saw — Interrogate.

I pick the lock on cargo bay twelve — Pick Locks.

I keep on him past the transit spine — Tail.

I search the office for the manifest — Search.

I talk my way past the airlock marshal — Fast-Talk.

I press the clerk about the missing crate — Interrogate.

I climb the gantry for a better view — Climb.

I shadow the courier back to her hauler — Tail.

Give one of them the wheel.Spark makes a character another player in the game.A sparked character takes turns of their own. They go after what matters to them, whether or not it has anything to do with you.Spark your closest friend. Spark your rival. Send one across the world on something that matters, and they'll tell you about it when they get back.Whoever you spark stops waiting on you, and starts moving with you.What each of them does while they wait, and what they do once sparked:

Brann. Waits by the gate for your word. Sparked: Has gone ahead to scout the pass. He'll send word.

Juno. Keeps the engines idling until you decide. Sparked: Is rerouting power to the shields before you asked.

Esther. Waits under the streetlight, watching the door. Sparked: Is working her contacts across town. She'll find you.

They have lives without you.They know each other, and they have opinions. About each other, and about you.Every character has opinions of every other character, and talks about them when you're not there. Some have known each other for years. Some are about to meet because of something you did.You're not the center of the world. You're the catalyst.Three people who know each other, and what they think of each other:

Piper on Devon: Piper still hasn't forgiven Devon for the spring formal.

Devon on Mia: Devon wonders why Mia keeps defending him. He owes her.

Mia on Piper: Mia knows about the almost. She is keeping it.

Devon on Piper: Devon keeps drafting apologies to Piper he never sends.

Piper on Mia: Piper tells Mia everything. Almost everything.

Mia on Devon: Mia thinks Devon gets one more chance. One.

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