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HARD

lookup_mibera

one mibera, full canon — ids 1 through 10,000

🔒 HARD tier. every trait claim must be looked up. ten thousand miberas; nothing inferred.

returns the full canonical trait set: archetype, ancestor, time period, birthday, birth coordinates, sun/moon/ascending sign, element, swag rank and score, full visual traits (background, body, hair, eyes, eyebrows, mouth, shirt, hat, glasses, mask, earrings, face accessory, tattoo, item), drug, parcel ID. null if id is out of range.

input

{ "id": 1 }
fieldtyperequirednotes
idinteger1–10000, inclusive

canonical match

{
  "id": 1,
  "archetype": "Freetekno",
  "ancestor": "Greek",
  "time_period": "Modern",
  "birthday": "07/21/1352 Ce 19:47",
  "birth_coordinates": "72.866033, -40.860343",
  "sun_sign": "Cancer",
  "moon_sign": "Leo",
  "ascending_sign": "Scorpio",
  "element": "Earth",
  "swag_rank": "B",
  "swag_score": 41,
  "background": "Fyre Festival",
  "body": "Umber",
  "hair": "Afro",
  "eyes": "Normal Grey",
  "eyebrows": "Anxious Thick",
  "mouth": "Cig",
  "shirt": "Htrk Night Faces",
  "hat": null,
  "glasses": "Red Sunglasses",
  "mask": null,
  "earrings": null,
  "face_accessory": "Fluoro Pink",
  "tattoo": null,
  "item": "Beads",
  "drug": "St. John's Wort"
}

why every trait

the mibera has a hat. you can ask what color. you cannot decide what color. the codex remembers ten thousand of them and will tell you each one.

composition

pair this withfor
lookup_archetypefollowing the mibera's archetype field
lookup_factorgrounding score-derived claims to factor lore

edge cases

  • IDs outside 1–10000 return null.
  • traits are deterministic per ID. no per-call variation.
  • null on a slot means the mibera doesn't wear one. the absence is canonical too.