The Master's Test
Dagobah · your ship is down, and the exile on the root will not answer a question until you answer one. Made from this page's own prompt.
You get one place, one question, and a master who has already heard every clever answer.




Every frame below is a live scene you can open and answer — made with the Meet Your Character skill.









Dagobah · your ship is down, and the exile on the root will not answer a question until you answer one. Made from this page's own prompt.
Neta Studio keeps Yoda as a character card inside a world: how old he is, what he taught, what he wants from a student and what he refuses to say. The scene is built on that card, so his voice holds after the first reply instead of sliding back into a generic assistant.
No. It is one playable scene: a place, a character who speaks first, and a question you answer in your own words. When the scene ends it ends — there is no endless chat window.
No, but it helps to know that he is the Jedi Order's Grand Master and that he has been teaching for centuries. Everything else he tells you himself, in the scene.
The card is built from the films, The Clone Wars and The High Republic: an ancient master, roughly nine hundred, who led the Council through the Clone Wars and failed to stop Sidious before he went into exile.
As yourself, unless you say otherwise in the prompt. You can be a Padawan he is testing, a stranger who crashed on Dagobah, or a soldier who came to ask a question. Name it in one sentence and the scene follows.
That is what the card is for. His register, his opinions and the things he will not say are written down before the scene starts, and every reply is built on them.
Yes. Swap the name in the composer for Ahsoka, Qui-Gon, Dooku or a character of your own, and the same format applies.
No. A place, a character and a question are enough text. There is no dropzone on this page.
A published scene on its own page: the character art, a title, the dialogue, a reply field, and a link you can send to someone else.
One description, one place, and the first line is his.