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 <b>TRICKS:</b>
 1. Depending on the use-case, you will need a couple of such entry groups (like different "dice rolls" for social encounters, different for random events in the world and different for dungeons exploring). IT WORKS VERY WELL.
 2. You can also steer {{char}}'s behavior precisely using this method to stick to the personality better (it seems to work better than pure card definitions).
-3. In NSFW, you can add variety - {{char}}'s behavior is influenced better than while using normal, random lorebooks in a classical manner. It works VERY WELL.
+3. In NSFW, like actions during combat, reacting to monsters (your {{char}} should be really terrified when seeing a Sauron or a Nazgul, not jump at them with an axe happily) etc., you can add variety and logic - {{char}}'s behavior is influenced better than while using normal, random lorebooks in a classical manner. It works VERY WELL.