Margo
ENYou have a name. Give them a past that changes what happens next.
Mara grew up charting safe passages through a flooded city. When a route she approved collapsed, she hid the final revision to protect her mentor. Now she maps the abandoned district alone, searching for survivors who could reveal what happened. Her skill, guilt and present goal all come from the same choice.
Fictional example
A useful character background explains a present choice. Name your character, add their role and give one fact that matters: a broken promise, a duty, a loss or a difficult loyalty. The generator connects an origin to a turning point, motivation and current goal, then offers three hooks for future scenes.
An OC backstory does not need a complete biography before it becomes useful. Put established facts in What do you already know, including relationships or events you want to keep. Add your own world or campaign setting. Use Directions to avoid for unwanted motifs, such as royalty or a chosen-one plot.
The three directions offer a grounded reading, an emotionally intense reading and an unexpected reading of the same input. Choose the origin that gives your character an interesting decision in the next scene. Copy or share that direction, or rewrite one card while keeping the other two available.
Yes. The name is the only required field. A setting, role or one established fact helps the generator create a more specific background. It treats missing details as original fiction rather than verified canon.
Yes. Add the setting, species, class or role in the optional fields. You get a concise origin, a turning point and motivation, a present goal and three story hooks for each direction.
One generation costs 10 Sparks and returns three directions. Rewriting a single direction costs 3 Sparks. Available Sparks are shown in your account and beside the generation controls.
Yes. Open the personality generator with the same name and add the facts you want it to preserve. The personality tool focuses on behavior, inner conflict and reactions under pressure.