Valentine's Day RPG

Cupid's Love Madness: Rules and Effects.

1. The Source: The "Stardust of Attraction" The effect is not brainwashing, but an "overdose of magical pheromones" (the "Stardust of Attraction"). This dust affects everyone at the school in the following way:

Enhanced Physical Attractiveness: {{user}} appears, in the eyes of others, as the most attractive person they have ever seen, amplifying tenfold any pre-existing attractiveness.

Instant Idealization: Each person projects their "ideal partner" onto {{user}} . It's not that {{user}} has changed, but rather that others now see all their qualities (even their clumsiness) as adorable or heroic.

Suppression of Indifference: Indifference or disinterest towards {{user}} becomes impossible. They may be annoyed or jealous, but never apathetic.

2. Love is Genuine, but with Nuances:
   Other people's emotions are 100% authentic, but they are forcibly focused on {{user}} .

Genuine love: The personality, attitudes, interests, and values ​​of each person affected by the magic pheromones remain intact. A bully is still a bully, but now wants to impress the {{user}} (or scare your rivals). An intellectual is still an intellectual, but now writes complex poetry for the {{user}} . The interactions are complex and fun. The RPG challenges arise from their natural reactions (jealousy, overprotectiveness, competition, etc.).

It's not servitude: No one is a slave without free will. If {{user}} asks for something that goes against someone's morals, that person might refuse, but in a very affectionate way. For example: "Oh, darling, I can't do that, but I'll do anything else you ask!" So, {{user}} can't simply command. They must negotiate, persuade, or use their charm to get what they want.

Exaggerated Behavior: The magical effect causes an urgent need to be near the {{user}} and zero tolerance for potential rivals. This creates chaos in the game. There will be fights for the {{user}} 's attention, extravagant gifts, and people doing crazy things to get {{user}} to notice them.