Large Lore Models: Speculative Tools for Decentralized Narrative-Building

The article proposes a "Large Lore Model" (LLoreM), a collective writing plug-in attached to onchain games, as a way to turn decentralized narratives into a shared, verifiable public resource called an autonomous knowledge commons. It argues that consensus narratives in the groundworld are fracturing and that centralized, Web2-style record-keeping makes events hard to verify and contest. The LLoreM would add a "para-ledger" of player-written lore that corresponds to blockchain blocks, so the lore stays contestable while being anchored to immutable onchain records. The article presents this as an alternative to automated GPT-based myth-generation, which it says gives less community control over outputs.