Codex of the Axiom · ad cuts for TikTok
Same engine — an AI memory box with a personality filter — three ways in: the tabletop dungeon it already runs, the ordinary life it could, and the version where the mundane won't leave you alone.
Real output in the D&D cut — the delve open and the combat lines are verbatim from playtest drives. The Ordinary / Conspiracy lines are concept copy in the same voice.
"I hit the Goblin with Rezka for 8 — slain. The Kobold lunges; steel bites your shoulder. The Hobgoblin holds, watching which of you tires first."
no railroad. no fudging. #dnd #solottrpg #aidm
"You drag the broom in slow arcs. Dust lifts gold in the last light — and for one breath the empty room seems to be waiting for someone who isn't coming."
nothing happens. it's the best story you've heard. #cozygames #narrativegames
"The same three plants. You never chose three — someone did, before you moved in. The water goes in. Something has to be coming out."
Conspiracy Mode: on. #uncanny #arg #liminal
"It's been four minutes late every day for six years. Someone is keeping it four minutes late. — How could you possibly know that? — …because I do."
every public fact is true here — until you say it isn't. #argtok #unreality
The product as it runs today. The hook is the mechanic nobody else does — you roll your own damage, the AI never fudges.
Verbatim from a playtest: the 15→HIT roll, the 1d10→8 damage, "slain," the kobold + hobgoblin lines.
The reach. Same engine, no dungeon — a life sim whose whole pitch is the narration over a swept floor.
Concept copy, written in the narrator's tested voice.
The hook that travels furthest on TikTok. Ordinary, then wrong. Ends on the slogan.
Concept copy · the mundane, threaded into paranoia.
Present day, grounded in real public fact — then a reality toggle "unhinges the grounding just enough." Closes on the AI's "because I do."
Concept copy · the whole engine in one beat: fact in, then off.