Datasets:
license: unknown
task_categories:
- text-generation
language:
- en
tags:
- synthetic
- not-for-all-audiences
pretty_name: Character Card Codex
size_categories:
- 10K<n<100K
⚠️ WARNING ⚠️ This dataset is an attempt at creating a semblence of order in the madness that are character roleplaying cards. Many of these are highly NSFW in nature and may potentially describe disturbing scenes. Consider yourself very thoroughly warned!
So, what is CharcardCodex?
The main purpose of this dataset is to serve as a source of original human-created ideas, far outside the usual comfort zone that a language model would provide if prompted for inspiration. By incorporating additional metrics (as described below) one can filter the possible situations to then use for their own dataset creation pipelines.
This collection was created by having an unrestrained Opus analyze over 50.000 roleplaying character cards from various sources, filtering out the more extreme cases and deduping them heavily before finally enriching them with more metrics, alongside a story creation prompt.
Note that there are still plenty of duplicate characters in this collection as they may feature in wildly different scenarios. I also make no guarantees that despite the thorough review I performed each entry is 100% correct.
Field descriptions
id - Internal identifier
type - Either 'CHARACTER' (a single character) or 'GROUP' (Multiple characters)
name - Name of the character(s)
species - Species of the character(s)
gender - Gender of the character(s)
age - Age of the character(s)
appearance - A detailed appearance of the character(s)
personality - A personality description of the character(s)
setting - A description of the setting in which the scenario takes place
scenario - A description of the scenario, either extracted from the card or deducted based on the available information
notes - Important details that do not fit any of the other fields
objective - What is the most likely objective of the user interacting with it?
user_role - What role is the user playing in this scenario?
nsfw_level - Can be either NONE/LOW/MEDIUM/HIGH
NONE = This scenario has no focus on sex or actively discourages it.
LOW = This scenario might turn sexual if the user puts effort into it.
MEDIUM - The character is open to sexual advances and would not require much persuasion.
HIGH - The character and the user are already involved in sex, seconds away from it, or just had sex.
fetishes - An optional list of the three most prominent fetishes featuring in this entry
story_prompt - A very detailed instructional prompt telling a language model to write a story about this. Ambigious user role entries are replaced with a fictional identity. There was a high variance in how explicit Opus wanted each story to be, which I kept on purpose to promote a varied dataset if one were to use them directly.
Credits
All those wonderful roleplay character card creators for making this dataset possible. Some of you made me feel emotional, and some of you scarred me for life. I have no regrets either way.
Feedback
If you find any strange formatting errors, please let me know! I'll see what I can do to fix them.