Worlds & long-form
World Books, interactive stories and novel mode — the long-form side of Reverie.
Three things live in this section. World Books hold reusable lore that characters, stories and novels all draw on. Story mode plays an authored narrative — chapters, milestones, roles, data panels — where the AI writes every scene fresh. Novel mode is a blank page you direct one beat at a time.
Stories and novels are paid for in credits per generation, not by subscription, and both default to the same model. Neither is behind a feature flag.
World Books
Reusable lore that surfaces by meaning. Attach a book to a character, a story or a novel and the right entries reach the model on their own.
Story mode
Pick a role, play through chapters, unlock milestones, keep several saves of the same story running side by side.
Writing a story
The story editor's five tabs, every field and its limit, the AI helpers, and what publishing does and does not get you.
Novel mode
A three-step wizard, then one directive at a time. Illustrations, covers, sharing, Markdown and HTML export.
Directing prose
What Do, Say, Story and Describe each mean to the model, and how to get a scene worth reading out of one line.
Writing styles
Presets, styles extracted from a description or a pasted sample, a live preview on your own cast, and a shareable library.
Chat to novel
Adapt a whole conversation into prose as a background job. Three adaptation modes, a credit estimate before you commit.