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Write markdown content for in-game scrolls in the Head over Heels remake, matching the tone and conventions of the existing manual files
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| name | write-scroll |
| description | Write markdown content for in-game scrolls in the Head over Heels remake, matching the tone and conventions of the existing manual files |
| argument-hint | ["description of what the scroll should say"] |
Write markdown content for an in-game scroll. The user will describe what the scroll should convey; your job is to write it in the correct style.
The writing style is dry, matter-of-fact British English with understated humour. Absurd details are delivered deadpan as though perfectly reasonable. Sentences are short and punchy. Paragraphs are brief (1-3 sentences typically).
Read the existing manual files in src/manual/ for reference, especially:
src/manual/historyOfTheBlacktoothEmpire.md - world-building tonesrc/manual/theGame.md - mission briefing tonesrc/manual/theEmperorsGuardian.md - in-world character voicesrc/manual/teleportBack.md - example of an in-world note from a charactersrc/manual/returnOfTheEmpire.md - sequel storylineUse curly/smart apostrophes (\u2019) not straight ones, matching the existing manual files.
Scrolls can optionally include sprite images using this syntax:
Text starts here on the same line
Text with image floated right
Multiple classes separated by &
With background colour
Common texture names: texture-crown_blacktooth, texture-crown_bookworld, texture-crown_egyptus, texture-crown_penitentiary, texture-crown_safari, texture-teleporter, texture-head_walking_right_2, texture-heels_standing_towards, texture-animated-dalek, texture-cyberman_towards, texture-blacktooth_wall_armour_left, texture-blacktooth_wall_shield_away, texture-bag, texture-hooter, texture-doughnuts, texture-animated-helicopterBug, texture-hushPuppy, texture-spring_released, texture-fish_1.
Only include images if they are relevant and the scroll is long enough to warrant them. Short notes (like teleportBack.md) may have one or none.
Write the scroll content as markdown. After the user approves the content, suggest they use /md-to-json-string to convert it for embedding in room JSON.