Factions
Corps, gangs, and fixers.
Give each megacorp, gang, and fixer a faction card with what they want and who they hate. LoreMaps shows the web, and the right card joins the scene whenever its name comes up.
Cyberpunk AI roleplay The city never forgets a debt.
Cyberpunk runs on who owes whom: the fixer who vouched for you, the corp that holds your lungs on credit, the job that went loud. LoreWeaver tracks every contact and grudge across sessions, so the sprawl remembers you.
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- 20 replies, no account
- Loom templates
- Hacks and heat
- Runs on
- Web, Android
The short answer
What’s a good AI for cyberpunk roleplay?
LoreWeaver suits long cyberpunk campaigns because it keeps the web of contacts straight. The storyteller remembers your fixers, debts, and burned bridges across sessions, lore cards hold your corps, gangs, and implants, and the Loom can roll hacking checks and raise your heat when a job goes loud. It runs in the browser and is free to start.
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A cyberpunk scene
Mid-story, job 4 in.
Hackers and hired guns in corporate megacities.
This is how a cyberpunk story reads once it is under way: the storyteller plays the world and everyone in it, and the reply box waits for your move.
The Undermarket · Acid rain
Mama Juno
“Your last job cost me two runners and a client. I don’t do refunds. I do favors, and you owe me three.”
From the Hub
Cyberpunk worlds to play tonight.
Cyberpunk on LoreWeaver
What cyberpunk stories need, and how to set them up.
How the Loom worksDice
Break the ICE, or set it off.
The Hacking Checks template rolls when you jack in and branches between a clean breach and a tripped alarm. For other risks, the Loom rolls notation like 1d20+3 against a difficulty you choose.
The Loom
Heat that follows you home.
Street cred isn’t automatic. Install Wanted Level for heat that climbs with every crime and brings the law down at its peak, or Reputation for standing that rises and falls with your deeds.
Inventory
Chrome with a receipt.
Track implants, weapons, and stolen data as inventory items with quantities and descriptions. Threads can check what you carry before a door opens, and the Ammo Counter clicks empty when you run dry.
Memory
Contacts who remember.
The fixer you shorted in an early session still remembers, because memories and recaps carry across the whole campaign. Burn a bridge and it stays burned.
Style rules
Neon-noir on demand.
Ask for clipped, hardboiled narration in the world’s style rules and the storyteller holds that voice every turn. Session notes let you shift the mood for a single job.
Story openings
Cyberpunk story prompts, yours to finish.
- 01
“Your implant starts serving ads for a product that doesn’t exist. Everyone who clicks one disappears from public records by morning, and you just clicked.”
- 02
“You’re a street doc. Overnight, the black-market arm you installed downloaded a firmware update from a corporation that dissolved ten years ago.”
- 03
“The corp that owns your debt just sold it to a collector who takes payment in organs, not credits. You have seventy-two hours and one friend left.”
- 04
“Deep in a dead server, you find a copy of someone who is still alive. Both of them say they are the real one, and both can prove it.”
- 05
“A fixer offers triple pay for a simple courier job. The package is a cryo pod, and something inside it is knocking.”
- 06
“Your memory backup has been restored after an accident you don’t remember. The clinic says you died eleven days ago, and someone has been living your life since.”
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FAQ
Cyberpunk roleplay questions, answered.
01Can the AI track implants, gear, and stolen data?
Yes. The Loom keeps an inventory of items with quantities and descriptions, shown in the story HUD, and threads can check what you’re carrying before something happens.
02Is there a street cred or reputation system?
Not built in, but easy to add. The Loom’s Reputation template tracks standing that rises and falls with your deeds, and Wanted Level tracks heat that brings trouble when it peaks.
03Can I run heists across several sessions?
Yes. Plans, crew, and complications are saved as memories, a quest tracker can list the objectives, and branching lets you try a riskier approach without losing the first.
04Is there a cyberpunk genre on the Hub?
Cyberpunk worlds are usually filed under Sci-Fi on the Hub, so the quickest way to find them is a search for cyberpunk, which this page links to.
05Can I play a cyberpunk story without signing up?
Yes. Open a world and play 20 replies as a guest. If you make a free account, the story moves into your library.
06How dark can a cyberpunk story get?
As dark as the genre usually goes, for adults: violence, crime, and body horror between adult characters are allowed, within the community guidelines’ hard limits.
Keep exploring
More on cyberpunk stories.
The sprawl is open
Take the job. Someone will remember.
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