Voice Catalog
The voices available for voiceTag on NPCs, premade characters, and world voices. A tag includes its gender prefix, e.g. female posh british or male baritone warm.
M 36F 17NB 255 / 55
Male voices36
male ancient powerfulmale australian young casualmale baritone warmmale british refinedmale brute commandingmale calm steadymale child calmmale child expressivemale commanding bluntmale commanding gruff narratormale commanding intensemale commanding resonant britishmale confident casualmale confident energeticmale confident warmmale deep accentmale deep calculatingmale deep controlledmale deep drywittedmale deep gravelly britishmale deep raspymale elderly britishmale elderly refinedmale gentle soothingmale goblin chaoticmale gravelly elderlymale grounded conversationalmale laconic calmmale monster growlymale monster slow boomingmale old wisemale sinister ominousmale sly manipulativemale southern grittymale steady approachablemale young charismatic
Female voices17
female calm controlledfemale calm relaxingfemale child gentlefemale cynical monotonefemale deep controlledfemale ethereal lightfemale gentle groundedfemale harsh commandingfemale melodic brightfemale playful youthfulfemale posh britishfemale scottish oldfemale sly smoothfemale soft flirtatiousfemale warm friendlyfemale warm softfemale young friendly british
Nonbinary voices2
nonbinary confident groundednonbinary melodic calm
A voiceTag names the voice a character speaks with, gender prefix included ("female posh british", "male baritone warm"). The catalog below lists the voices available.
Note: Nothing rejects a
voiceTag: the field is free text. A tag that isn't in the catalog still gets a catalog voice assigned in its place, which may not be the one you meant, so the validator warns on it. A character with novoiceTagis given a voice during play, matched from its gender and traits. Every character ends up with a voice either way. AworldVoiceIdpointing at a world voice overrides the tag.
"voiceTag": "female posh british"
"voiceTag": "male baritone warm"