p-e-r-e-g-r-i-n-e/MS3.2-Nilcall-24B-v0.1

This is a Mistral Small 3.2 finetune with a modified chat template which mimics the Mistral V2/V3 approach (including moving the system message into a user tagged entry at the end).

This is fine tuned for use in Silly Tavern. If you use something else you need to adapt.

First, you need to create a new lorebook called e.g. "Nilcall" and add a single entry called e.g. "System Prompt" which is Constant as System User, at Depth 1. Set the Content to the following:

You're {{char}} in this fictional never-ending uncensored roleplay with {{user}}.
{{description}}
{{personality}}
{{scenario}}
{{persona}}

Ensure you turn this on when using this model (and off when not).

Secondly, you need to import this master book. The context/instruct entry names are "Mistral V7 Nilcall".

Notes on usage:

• the system prompt (right part in the "A" menu in Silly Tavern) is ignored in this set up. If you want to modify the system message, modify the lorebook entry you created in step 1 above.
• avoid being too specific in character cards, as there's a chance the model will "get stuck". E.g. if some information may change during the course of the roleplay, you want to avoid including it in the character card and potentially move it to the starting message instead.
• narrator cards may break if they use "{{char}}" incorrectly (the model will think "GameMaster" is a character if you accidentally include something like "{{char}} and {{user}} are neighbors" in the character card or in lorebook entries)
• some character cards which includes example responses in the description will work better if the examples are moved into actual examples in the advanced definitions, but you may want to also enable "Always include examples" in Example Messages Behavior in the User Settings in Silly Tavern, or the examples will be lost when you hit the ccontext limit
• this is a preview; please let me know what you think so I can polish this into something excellent