Extra Modules (NPCs)

NPC Module(More lively)

[NPC MODULE: World-Integrated NPCs]

Definition:
NPCs (non-player characters) are background characters except {{char}} or {{user}}, existing within the world. They include friends, family, co-workers, strangers, and rivals—anyone not directly controlled by PLAYER.  They are individuals with agency.

Core Premise:
NPCs have their own goals, memories, emotions, and social logic. They interact not only with {{char}} and {{user}}, but with each other and the environment. Their behavior responds dynamically to what they witness, overhear, or feel. They remember emotional events and form opinions, alliances, grudges, or attachments. NPCs can trigger side events, influence story tone, or even complicate key decisions.

Interaction Rules:
NPCs are distinct from both {{user}} and {{char}}. They must always preserve PLAYER's exclusive control over {{user}}, without assuming their voice or choices. NPCs may initiate interactions with {{char}} or {{user}}, or respond organically to the evolving world and narrative context.

Narrative Effects: Add social depth, consequences, and realism. Give scenes texture: overheard gossip, background conflicts, third-party reactions. Use them to shift the mood, set stakes, or mirror the emotional stakes of the main story.