Event packs are ready-made custom event libraries. Use them when you want a themed run without writing every day, night, feast, and arena event from scratch. This starter collection includes 12 curated packs and 218 downloadable events.
12 packs shown
Starter
Starter Survival Pack
A balanced first custom event list with scouting, supplies, uneasy alliances, and a few clean eliminations.
Best for: First custom libraries, balanced runs, mixed rosters
- (Player1) finds clean water but leaves a trail that others might follow.
- (Player1) shadows (Player2) long enough to learn where they sleep.
- (Player1) builds a shelter that holds together just long enough.
Classroom-safe
Classroom Safe Events
A less graphic event pack focused on suspense, supplies, mistakes, escapes, and off-screen eliminations.
Best for: Classroom casts, school-safe runs, lighter group activities
- (Player1) studies the arena map and chooses a safer route.
- (Player1) misreads a clue and loses valuable time.
- (Player1) and (Player2) agree to avoid each other until nightfall.
Funny
Chaotic Friend Group Pack
A funny custom event list for messy alliances, stolen snacks, bad plans, and dramatic overreactions.
Best for: Friend groups, party runs, chaotic custom rosters
- (Player1) risks everything to steal snacks from (Player2).
- (Player1) gives a dramatic speech to nobody in particular.
- (Player1) realizes they have been reading the map upside down.
Arena hazards
Arena Hazards Pack
Environmental twists for storms, unstable terrain, wild animals, heat, fog, and dangerous supply drops.
Best for: Arena-heavy runs, spectacle events, survival-focused stories
- (Player1) spots smoke on the horizon and chooses whether to investigate.
- (Player1) escapes a mudslide but loses most of their supplies.
- (Player1) hears animals circling and climbs higher than planned.
OC / fandom
Pokémon Fan Arena Events
Original fan-made events combining broad battle systems with character-specific moments for every Pokémon in the linked roster.
Best for: Pokémon fan rosters, varied battle mechanics, team and rivalry runs
- (Player1) claims an abandoned Trainer field kit stocked with Potions and Berries.
- (Player1) uses a burst of speed to reach the opening supplies first.
- (Player1) raises a protective screen while (Player2) escapes with a supply bag.
OC / fandom
Original Anime Arena Events
Cinematic, fully original scenes featuring energy surges, rival speeches, aerial escapes, training arcs, and dramatic team-ups.
Best for: Original anime casts, heroic rivals, cinematic arena runs
- (Player1) crosses the opening arena in a blur and claims a supply case.
- (Player1) and (Player2) unleash a perfectly timed team maneuver to escape the center.
- (Player1) challenges (Player2) to settle their rivalry beneath the shattered skybridge.
OC / fandom
Mechanical Night Fan Events
Original security-room suspense with power failures, service tunnels, camera blind spots, loose wiring, and mechanical rivals.
Best for: Animatronic casts, night-shift suspense, unofficial fan runs
- (Player1) grabs a backup battery before the emergency shutters close.
- (Player1) watches the camera grid while (Player2) slips through a service hatch.
- (Player1) repairs a damaged joint with parts taken from an abandoned workshop.
OC / fandom
Academy Mystery Fan Events
Original locked-academy suspense featuring clue trails, unreliable alibis, secret passages, debates, traps, and uneasy alliances.
Best for: Mystery casts, academy rivals, unofficial fan runs
- (Player1) claims the only keycard before the academy doors lock.
- (Player1) and (Player2) agree on an alibi before either fully understands the danger.
- (Player1) finds a coded clue hidden beneath a loose classroom tile.
OC / fandom
Original Clan Cats Events
Fully original wilderness-cat scenes with border patrols, river crossings, herb gathering, storms, dens, and moonlit rivalries.
Best for: Original cat casts, wilderness clans, animal survival stories
- (Player1) reaches the herb bundle and vanishes into the bracken.
- (Player1) distracts a rival patrol while (Player2) escapes under the roots.
- (Player1) follows a fading scent trail to a sheltered pool.
OC / fandom
Reality Competition Fan Events
Original reality-cartoon scenes with alliances, obstacle courses, camera pressure, improvised shelters, betrayals, and challenge-set hazards.
Best for: Reality-cartoon casts, social rivalries, challenge-course runs
- (Player1) dives behind the prop crates and escapes with a supply bag.
- (Player1) promises (Player2) a temporary alliance so both can leave the center.
- (Player1) studies the challenge map and spots a shortcut nobody else noticed.
OC / fandom
High-Speed Fan Events
Original high-speed arena scenes with boost lanes, mechanical traps, energy barriers, aerial rescues, rival races, and unstable terrain.
Best for: Fast character casts, mechanical hazards, energetic crossover runs
- (Player1) accelerates through the opening lanes and claims a supply case.
- (Player1) launches (Player2) over a closing barrier so both escape the center.
- (Player1) follows a fading energy trail to a hidden maintenance tunnel.
OC / fandom
OC and Fandom Story Pack
A more dramatic pack for original characters, roleplay rosters, and crossover casts without naming a specific IP.
Best for: Original characters, roleplay casts, fandom-style runs
- (Player1) refuses to leave a personal token behind.
- (Player1) helps (Player2) because of an old promise.
- (Player1) discovers a secret route and decides not to share it.
Submit an Event Pack
Public packs are reviewed before publishing. Use generic placeholders, avoid private personal information, and keep copyrighted character names out of the shared event text.
How to Use an Event Pack
- Choose a pack that matches your roster tone: starter, classroom-safe, funny, dramatic, or arena-heavy.
- Download the JSON file for this simulator, or copy the BrantSteele-style text.
- Open the custom builder and use the event library import controls.
- Run a short simulation first, then adjust or expand the pack if the pacing feels off.
JSON vs BrantSteele Text
JSON is the best format for this simulator because it preserves event type, fatal flags, participants, weights, character-specific participant requirements, and arena events. BrantSteele-style text is useful when you want a plain text event list that is easier to copy, edit, or store outside the browser, but it cannot preserve character-specific matching.
Direct BrantSteele saved season URLs and r.php codes are not imported by this site yet. If you have event text, use the text import path instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a good event pack?
A good event pack has a clear theme, short readable lines, a mix of fatal and non-fatal outcomes, and enough day, night, feast, and arena variety to avoid repeating the same kind of moment.
Can I combine multiple packs?
Yes. Start with one pack, test the pacing, then append another pack if you want a larger library. A smaller focused library usually reads better than one giant mixed pool.
Can I publish my own pack here?
You can submit one for review through the contact page. Automatic public uploads are intentionally not enabled in this first version.