Hi Im Here.

Premise

The initial premise is that, in the city it's set, people can find a strange game they can play, called Eden. Within the game, everyone who has the game, and also everyone who doesn't, can cast judgment on others based on the known things they've done in the real world. If people judge you as good, you get points known as Karma and those can make things better for you in the real world. Little changes, like giving you good luck, or maybe making money.

If enough people judge you as bad though, you can be designated as a Monster, and that person is thrown into the game and transformed (in a way thematic to their crimes). People can go and try to slay the monster with the stuff from the game, and if they do, the real person dies.

Cue our MC Protagonist.

She's moved into town, after her family mysteriously died and nobody caught the killer. She's a bit of an ass, doesn't care about anybody, and is lazy as hell.

But then people find out she might have been the one that killed her family, out of jealousy. And thus, she shows up in the death game, as the Vampire monster of Envy.

Thing is, she already kinda hates herself for having done it. But she still wants to live, be cause 'she's selfish as hell and doesn't care if she's horrible. She's gonna live damnit.' And thus, by accepting the monster within and choosing to be better, she awakens a Persona, Cain.

She ends up meeting a mysterious guide, a floating ghostly figure in chains. They kinda hate her, but they'll help her get out of here and back to the real world. They get VERY annoyed if she's gonna die, and refuse to say anything about themselves.

She eventually escapes, but still remains kinda vampiric. Not exactly human anymore. She wouldn't normally bother anymore, but fuck it, she kinda likes that Karma 'good' players get, so she can ransack the game world for whatever she wants. And if getting allies will help her do that? Well, fine then, if she has to.

With this, we have the premise, onto

Mechanics

See, the thing is, Our protaganist is a terrble person, and you might have noticed she's not exactly like our normal do-everything wildcard. Because she isn't, kind of.

Her Arcana is the Reversed Fool.

In fact, every character in this game would have a reversed arcana. Social links are about taking someone who has the worst version of their Arcana, and helping them bring it back right side up. Even the protagonist will need to figure this out, way before actually learning redemption. You have to forgive yourself before you can truly understand redemption.

But they do start reversed. And a reversed Fool wildcard is it's own can of worms.

The Velvet room is giving her a contract, but it's a little more tenuous. They want to believe in her, they sense her potential and her ability to become the wildcard to solve this crisis. But are aware that at present, she is inclined to fall down worse paths.

So they actively state and remind her that her connections will be the source of her power. They sell her on that idea, and even state that kind of potential could fight gods. That if she does expand her bonds, gain her connections, and reach out, she could truly achieve anything she desires.

Which is all she needs. She's envious of anyone better then her, petty as shit, and fuck it, if she's a vampire now, might as well lean into the thing? Draining others for strength, in her mind.

This does change some things about how her powers work, as at the start, she's closer to a human persona villain then a protaganist. She doesn't get shuffle time, and like P5, needs to intimidate shadows to get stuff. You know, Personas, money, items...

And in her case, Recruits. Because like many persona villains, she can control shadows under the right circumstances.

Recruited shadows can be held in the Main Team's Dark Garden, an area hidden away from the main Eden hub. People and Shadows not wanting to take part of Eden's judgment game can hide away here. There's fewer rewards, but the main team enforces it as a neutral spot (no fighting in our fucking safe space.) But recruited shadows can go out and raid the main hub of Eden for loot, or defend the garden from attacks by players.

There are major players in the game, who are seen as the pinnacle of good, unless you are bad, in which case they are often the ones putting effort into judgments. These people tend to act as major enemies in the story.

Now, with the rough mechanics out of the way, time for

The Party

While we have a few characters, let's start with the two other characters Flock has made art for!

Firstly, we have our guide, and Reverse Death! The Ghost monster of Despair.

They just go by X. And the truth is, they were one of the shadows sent to kill the protaganist. A really costly one, only one of the highest karma players in the game could possibly afford, a Reaper. But... they kinda broke. They developed a consciousness, and for some reason (which they hate), they couldn't bring themselves to kill the protagonist. They have their own persona now instead, and can't really do their Reaper stuff right because you know. Going against their entire nature.

Which they don't like. They want to go back to being normal. Mindless, emotionless, death incarnate. That existence made sense. They are dead set on completing their job, but since they can't seem to do it themselves, they'll stick by the protagonist until they can. (and nobody else gets to kill them, that's their job.)

As the Death Arcana is all about accepting Change and moving on from your past self, right-siding their arcana is letting them come to terms with their new existence.

Next up, we have our Reversed Chariot, the Werewolf Monster of Wrath!

She's an ex biker gang member, who left after her anger issues caused her to go too far and hurt a lot of people. She still has beef with her old gang, cause they absolutely pushed her into that incident, but honestly she just keeps throwing herself into fights she probably isn't gonna win, just to stir up shit to feel something.

Her Persona is Fenrir, and she's also the first party member after X. her arc is less about stopping her fighting, but more learning to direct and temper it. She is the kind of person to fight, but she needs to learn to fight for the right things, in the right ways.

Now, for some short snippets about the rest of the Party (which I don't have art for, or as much detail about).

Reversed Magician, the Spider Monster of Pride.

The magician is all about applying your strengths and creating potential. Our person Likes joining big competitions and Cheating the results.

Their Persona is Arachne, and their monstrous traits includes silk creation and spiderlike features.

Their ark is about learning to actually try, and make use of the skills they very much do have.

Reversed Emperor, the Dark Toon monster of Lust

The emperor is all about creation and focus on your domain and strengths. Rather then regular Lust, our protagonists desire is for attention and popularity. A child star, they don't care about the actual shows they make things for, so long as it looks perfect compared to others, and getting hype and attention even for half assed works.

Their persona is Dorian Grey, and their monstrous traits makes them occasionally drip ink and have mild toon physics.

Their ark is about learning to actually care about what they do, even if it's not what everyone wants. Caring about what they make, because they make it.

Reverse Fortune, the Two-faced monster of Greed.

Fortune is about learning to accept fate and work alongside the whims of the universe. Our person outright rejects every decent avenue for life She could have, only playing the nice friendly mother when she has custody of her son, before he becomes a back ally scammer of medical supplies who spends all his money for gambling.

His/Her persona is Hyde, and their monstrous trait is their features changing depending on which side of themselves they are showing (as well as alchemical substances leaking from them on occasion). They are also the team Navigator, and their unique navigator ability is to create and use new consumables and items mid battle.

His/her ark is about learning to actually use their skills in medical sciences for good, and maybe using it to mend bridges in the family.

Reverse Hanged Man, the Barbed Zombie monster of Sloth

The hanged man is often a figure who experiences hardship to gain wisdom and insight. Our person is a lazy cop who does the bare minimum for his job and ignores how it can hurt people, even though it's put him at odds with his best friend.

His persona is Ferdiad, and his monstrous trait is that his body is filled with metallic barbs and thorns, but unable to feel the pain from it or anything else.

His ark is about learning to care more about his actions, and to take responsibility for thing, mending bridges with his friend. (and also leaving the force.)

Reverse Tower, the Dulahan monster of Gluttony

The Tower is often about calamity, and recovering from it. Our character is the leader of a struggling business, but is keeping their high class lifestyle by chasing cheap profits and exploiting their workers.

Their Persona is Marie Antionette, and their monstrous trait is both a mildly ghostly demeanor, and a head that isn't fully anchored to their torso.

Their ark is learning to take responsibility, and try to make things better, even if it means loosing some of their luxuries.

And that's the whole cast! (aside from other Social links, but that's it's own can of worms).