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Male voices36

  • male ancient powerful
  • male australian young casual
  • male baritone warm
  • male british refined
  • male brute commanding
  • male calm steady
  • male child calm
  • male child expressive
  • male commanding blunt
  • male commanding gruff narrator
  • male commanding intense
  • male commanding resonant british
  • male confident casual
  • male confident energetic
  • male confident warm
  • male deep accent
  • male deep calculating
  • male deep controlled
  • male deep drywitted
  • male deep gravelly british
  • male deep raspy
  • male elderly british
  • male elderly refined
  • male gentle soothing
  • male goblin chaotic
  • male gravelly elderly
  • male grounded conversational
  • male laconic calm
  • male monster growly
  • male monster slow booming
  • male old wise
  • male sinister ominous
  • male sly manipulative
  • male southern gritty
  • male steady approachable
  • male young charismatic

Female voices17

  • female calm controlled
  • female calm relaxing
  • female child gentle
  • female cynical monotone
  • female deep controlled
  • female ethereal light
  • female gentle grounded
  • female harsh commanding
  • female melodic bright
  • female playful youthful
  • female posh british
  • female scottish old
  • female sly smooth
  • female soft flirtatious
  • female warm friendly
  • female warm soft
  • female young friendly british

Nonbinary voices2

  • nonbinary confident grounded
  • nonbinary 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 no voiceTag is given a voice during play, matched from its gender and traits. Every character ends up with a voice either way. A worldVoiceId pointing at a world voice overrides the tag.

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"voiceTag": "female posh british"
"voiceTag": "male baritone warm"