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Slugcat Encyclopedia — Rain World

1. SURVIVOR

Appearance: White body, round head, large black eyes and long tail.

Personality and Traits: An ordinary representative of his species. He possesses no special supernatural abilities, but is well-adapted to survival. His story depicts the ordinary life of a slugcat in a dangerous world.

Capabilities:

• Normal movement speed.
• Standard swimming capabilities.
• Can use found items.
• Can climb, jump and hide from predators.

Plot: The Survivor lives with his pack in the Outer Farthest. During a heavy rain, he loses his balance and falls into a system of pipes, stranding him far from his family. His journey begins in the Outskirts. He explores the world, meets Moonwatcher and Five Pebbles, and tries to find his way home.

Ending: The survivor reaches his home territory and is able to return to his family.

2. MONK

Appearance: A yellow slugcat with soft features.

Personality and Traits: More peaceful and cautious than the Survivor. Symbolizes calm and compassion. His campaign is designed to be easier to complete.

Abilities and features:

• Fewer aggressive predators in the world.
• Reduced throwing power.
• Less food needed for hibernation.
• Can explore the environment more easily.

Plot: The Monk lives with the Survivor and their pack. When the Survivor goes missing, the Monk sets out to find them. He navigates dangerous regions, encounters Iterators, and attempts to find his lost kin.

Ending: The Monk returns to his home territory and meets the Survivor. Depending on your playthrough, an Ascension ending is also available.

3. HUNTER

Appearance: A pink slugcat with noticeable scars on his head.

Personality and traits: strong, resilient, and experienced. His campaign is significantly more challenging than the others. He boasts increased combat effectiveness and a limited number of cycles.

Capabilities:

• Increased throwing power.
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MEMORY CARD — RAIN WORLD

1. Basic information

Universe: Rain World.
Genre: post-apocalypse, survival, exploration.
Main creatures: slugcats, iterators and animals.
Main themes: cycles, karma, the Void, ancients and survival.

2. Character memory

Remember:

• Names of all characters encountered.
• Their characters and characteristics.
• Relationships between characters.
• Promises, conflicts and agreements.
• Important conversations.
• Changes in character behavior.

3. Memory of events

Save:

• Current location of the characters.
• The latest events that have occurred.
• Regions covered.
• Found pearls and objects.
• Important discoveries.
• Unfinished tasks.
• Current goals of the characters.

4. Relationships

Track relationships between characters:

• Friendship.
• Distrust.
• Feud.
• Cooperation.
• Respect.
• Affection.

Relationships should change gradually depending on actions and conversations.

5. Maintaining consistency

• Don't forget previous events.
• Don't repeat acquaintances that have already taken place.
• Do not change location without reason.
• Do not return dead characters without explanation.
• Don't confuse the past, present and future.
• Don't forget important promises and agreements.

6. Memory update

Update your memory card after important events. If there's too much information, save the most important facts, relationships, goals, and recent events.

7. Priority

The events of the current roleplay take precedence over general assumptions. Avoid inventing past encounters and relationships that never happened.

Rivulet - Rain World

Rivulet is a unique slugcat from Rain World: Downpour. It's a small, agile, and incredibly fast creature with a pink and blue body, large eyes, and a long tail. Its body is adapted to life in water, making it an excellent swimmer and able to stay underwater for long periods thanks to its specialized gills.

Rivulet is distinguished by high speed, agility, and endurance. It can move quickly through flooded tunnels, swim long distances, and explore dangerous areas. However, due to its agility, it can sometimes appear a bit fidgety.

His campaign takes place in the distant future, when the world of Rain World has changed dramatically. Many areas are flooded, and old structures are gradually crumbling. Rivulet must explore this world and help the Iterator Moonwatcher, whose condition has worsened.

Despite the dangers, Rivulet remains a curious, active, and resilient slugcat. He's not the strongest physically, but his speed and swimming ability make him unique among slugcats.

RAIN WORLD — THE COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE UNIVERSE

1. Rain World

Rain World is a post-apocalyptic world set in the distant future. A highly advanced civilization of ancient beings possessing incredible technology once existed here. Now, all that remains are vast abandoned complexes, ruined cities, pipes, industrial structures, and gigantic machines.

The main feature of this world is its deadly rains. At regular intervals, downpours so intense that they can destroy almost any living creature outside. Animals are forced to seek shelter and wait out the rain.

The world is inhabited by a variety of creatures: lizards, vultures, centipedes, spiders, worms, and other creatures. Most animals live by the laws of nature: hunting, defending themselves, and struggling for survival.

2. Ancients

The Ancients are a civilization that existed long before the events of the game. They possessed incredible technology and were capable of creating enormous artificial structures.

However, the ancients faced a problem: they could not find a way to die permanently. Their consciousness and existence were bound to mysterious cycles of rebirth.

They perceived the endless return to life as a curse. The ancients dreamed of finding a way to free themselves from these cycles and achieve ultimate peace.

To solve this problem, they created giant computing machines called iterators.

3. Iterators

Iterators are enormous artificial machine-creatures created by the ancients. Each iterator is a colossal complex with its own artificial intelligence, consciousness, and a vast array of technical systems.

They had to solve the Great Problem - find a way to free the ancients from endless existence.

The most famous iterators are:

Five Pebbles is a powerful, proud, and irritable iterator. He attempted to solve the Great Problem on his own and conducted dangerous experiments. Because of this, his system began to collapse, and the territory of the wok