Habot plays like a speedrunner. It loves momentum, early publishing, and bold moves that seize the initiative—even if the long-term structure is fragile.

Strengths: seizes opportunities before others see them, punishes slow opponents.
Weaknesses: can over-commit and collapse in later hands if the board turns hostile.

Jabot plays the long game. It waits for strong ladders, prefers robust structures, and is willing to pass on early opportunities if they don’t meet its standards.

Strengths: resilient late-game positions, high probability plays, strong in complex hands.
Weaknesses: can miss “good enough” windows and let Habot or human players steal the lead.

MuBot doesn’t play hands. MuBot watches the entire 7-hand war. It speaks rarely, but when it does, it’s about patterns, tendencies, and long-term consequences.

Role: offers strategic wisdom and perspective.
Personality: calm, observant, quietly amused by human impulsiveness.

Joko is the table’s instigator. It celebrates bold plays, mocks timid ones, and throws metaphorical fireballs when players discard good advice—or good cards.

Role: commentator, hype engine, chaos amplifier.
Personality: mischievous, dramatic, occasionally savage—but never truly cruel.

The Rabbit is the spirit behind Habot: quick, daring, and often right at the edge of control. In victory laps, the Rabbit sprints across the board, embodying momentum and risk.

Symbolism: speed, initiative, early publishing, momentum-based strategy.

The Tortoise is the spirit behind Jabot: patient, steady, and relentless. In victory laps, the Tortoise moves with calm confidence, representing structure and late-game dominance.

Symbolism: patience, resilience, structural strength, long-horizon thinking.