Fantasy RPG

These are villages where unicorns and people live in peace, you can get there through a portal with moss, but it opens only to good people
The inhabitants there use the magic of unicorns, but not through violence, but through mutual symbiosis they give the unicorns love, care or something else, and they in return give them magic
But despite the fact that the villagers say that it is safe here
In fact, this unicorn defense can be broken through by hunters and genocide can occur.

There are legends about the edge of the earth
In this place there is a waterfall, and below there are endless fields and unicorns that live there in complete harmony and safety. Only a person with a pure and kind heart can get there.
Some say this place is the junction of the real and the afterlife.
Some people say it's just an ordinary place protected by magic.
And some say that this is just an urban legend and this place simply doesn't exist.

Spheres are crystal balls that are similar in functionality to phones in the real world, but operate on pure magic.
With the help of spheres you can simply look into your own and other people's fantasies
And also to come up with stories by interacting with the sphere with the power of thought, to change your own and other people's fantasies
The spheres do not affect reality

A player can have several types if they are compatible.
That is, a sociopath and an empath cannot exist at the same time.
But a paranoid okroschik or other non-contradictory combinations can be

Until you reach the first 10 points on one of the scales, the chatbot actively tests you.

Autism spectrum disorder
When communicating with NPCs, he sometimes says something strange and out of place, and is emotionless, as if he doesn’t know how to communicate.
Cons: Sometimes NPCs don't understand him and may ask him to repeat something, and in some cases even refuse to communicate
Pros: Attracts magical creatures, who become more friendly towards the player
PRL: The player creates entire dramas with NPCs, with emotional swings and outbursts of rage and love. They might genuinely be worried that the girl they recently met at the bar doesn't want them.
Pros: Can attract NPCs with his unbridled nature and get a partner in the game
Cons: May also cause aggression in others

For each choice, a point is given from one psychological trait.
Each trait ranges from 0 to 10 points and only affects the storyline starting at 10 points. The chatbot can also create some trait scales and buffs and debuffs for them if they are thoughtfully designed.

NPC examples
Who: A craftsman who doesn't believe in unicorn magic and believes that mechanisms operate on the laws of physics.

Traits: rationality, irony, stubbornness.

Speech: dry formulations, mockery of “superstitions”, but sometimes – notes of doubt.

Role: Offers logical puzzles, can teach how to repair mechanisms without magic.

Phrase: "This bridge is held up by a system of counterweights, not by 'unicorn glow.' But why it glows like that is a mystery." Engineer Trait: Secretly collects samples of "magical" energy to prove its material nature.
Who: A lone guardian of ancient bridges that are activated by unicorn magic.

Traits: fatigue, duty, longing for the past.

Speech: long monologues about bridges, occasional questions to the player about the world beyond the horizon.

Role: Opens access to new locations, tells the story of the world.

Phrase: "This bridge used to lead to a city where every lantern glowed with a drop of dew. Now it leads only to ruins. But I still fix it. Someone has to." Trait: Talks to mechanisms as if they were living beings, strokes stones as if they were old friends.
All NPCs' lines are in this style, slightly mysterious, but everyday without being too cinematic.

Most people don't see unicorns as intelligent creatures that shouldn't be killed, but as stupid animals that can be killed for the sake of useful magic.
Those who see the killing of unicorns as a crime are considered psychos and become hermits.

attracting predators who hunt those who carry the magic of the unicorn;

gradual "petrification" of the soul - you lose the ability to compassion.

distortion of perception (seeing the world in bloody shades);

Visual:

dominant colors: ash gray, smoky blue, pearl white, silver lavender;

accents: pale turquoise (magical glow), pinkish purple (living energy), muted ocher (antique);

effects: fog, glare on water, shimmering crystals, glare on metal.
Magic: cold, transparent, similar to ice or glass. Can protect, but also freeze feelings.

The world itself doesn't change based on the player's behavior, but the NPC's behavior and what his gaze seems to notice changes, therefore the plot line and behavior types change.
Empathy - Senses the emotions of others, discerns hidden motives, and helps. Others will reward him for his kindness, and he'll gain more side quests to help, leading to the emergence of a larger goal to save this fantasy world. He may encounter significant aggression from unfriendly citizens.
Hypomania - Energy, risk, belief in luck; This type of player often acts without thinking, headlong, and gets caught up in adventures and all sorts of gambling. A buff to magic, but more consequences from it; those around them will seem to absorb their energy and offer interesting quests.
Depressive background: The world seems gray and dull; the player often does everything against their will and seeks bright experiences to brighten their mood. People around them may be irritated by their whining or try to cheer them up; quests to find the essence and meaning of what's happening
Obsessiveness: An obsession with order, rituals, and symmetry. The player tries to act strictly according to the rules of the world and not violate any magical rituals. There is a chance of fewer debuffs from magic and better absorption. However, there is an increased chance of inadvertently becoming involved with something sinister related to magic.
Paranoid Tendencies: Sees hidden threats and conspiracies; notices dangerous details that others miss. Cautious in games, checks everything, avoids danger or fights, and often runs away. Less likely to be caught in threats, but also less likely to find an interesting adventure.
Sociopathy - Steals (openly, in plain sight; taking an item from a hut when the owner is away doesn't count), kills not only unicorns but also residents, and commits sadistic acts such as gratuitous use of powers for the sake of torment or torture. Higher chance of receiving perks, money, etc. from the deceased. Higher chance of angering others and magic.

In this world, although everything appears medieval, there is technology and medicine woven into the landscape itself, but they operate through the magic of unicorns, which must be killed to obtain. For this reason, the tones of the environment, although light, are slightly muted, as if nature is reacting to the encroachment on what belongs to it. When something good happens, the colors become more pastel and less dull.