The Heart’s Compass

• Have 1 – 2 children
• Seek to form romantic attachments early based on those they find attractive
• Love Triangle: At some point, your Sim must have two romantic partners. They must choose one for a long-term relationship. The rejected Sim must remain in their life, either as a friend or a rival.
• Use their indecisiveness to delay major life decisions, such as moving in with a partner, having children, or choosing a career.
• Create a home that reflects balance and connection. This could include A central room for intimate gatherings or A garden or outdoor space for relaxation and connection.
• Achieve a Gold rating in at least two romantic dates with their chosen partner.
• Have and maintain max friendship and Romance bars with chosen spouse/partner
• At some point, your Sim must face a betrayal (cheating, a rival’s influence, or a failed promise). They must decide whether to forgive and rebuild or move on.

Select 3 Duality in Value scenarios to play out in the sims life time:

1. Career vs. Love: Your Sim receives an offer for their dream job, but it requires them to move away from their partner or drastically reduce time spent together. Accept the job and risk damaging the relationship. Or. Decline the offer to focus on love and connection, even if it stunts career growth.
2. The Rival’s Influence: A friend or rival becomes romantically interested in your Sim’s partner. Your Sim overhears a conversation or discovers their feelings. Confront the rival or partner directly, risking drama but expressing your Sim’s true feelings. Or. Trust the relationship and avoid conflict, prioritizing peace even if insecurities linger.
3. Self-Love vs. Sacrifice: A family member or partner asks your Sim to abandon a personal goal to support them. Choose self-love, pursuing the personal goal and potentially straining the relationship. Or. Sacrifice the goal to maintain unity in the family or partnership.
4. Preserving Tradition vs. Embracing Change: Your Sim’s partner or family wants to modernize an important family tradition, while your Sim feels connected to the old ways. Hold firm to tradition, even if it causes conflict or alienates loved ones. Or. Compromise by blending old traditions with new ideas, creating something fresh but less authentic.
5. The Forbidden Connection: Your Sim falls in love with someone their family or close friends disapprove of (due to traits, values, or background). Follow their heart and pursue the relationship, even if it causes tension or isolation. Or. Respect the family’s wishes, ending the relationship to maintain unity.
6. Taking a Stand vs. Keeping the Peace: Your Sim witnesses a moral conflict in the workplace, community, or family that affects someone they care about. Publicly take a stand, risking their reputation or relationships but staying true to their values. Or. Stay neutral to avoid conflict, even if it means letting go of a cause they believe in.

• Create a club for people sharing your traits and take part in Dancing and DJ-ing
• Have 1 child with all five positive character values
• Own and woohoo in the hot tub
• Host a “Celebration of Love” event, such as a wedding anniversary, vow renewal, or family reunion that embodies harmony and unity.

• Win first place in three competitions or festivals (e.g., Finchwick Fair, Karaoke Contests, or Spice Challenge etc.).
• YA – Pursue their ultimate ambition at the cost of family relationships (e.g., missing a child’s milestone/ Birthday, skipping social events, or a breakup etc).
• Adult – Slow down their career/business to focus on personal relationships, risking delayed success.
• Build a luxurious home worth at least §250,000, symbolizing victory.
• Have 1 – 2 children
• Create a rival Sim who periodically challenges your Chariot Sim. Use in-game interactions to mimic competition (e.g., sparring in fitness, duels in magic, or competing for promotions).Your Sim must “defeat” their rival at least twice to cement their legacy.

Roll a dice each week to determine your fate:

1. Your Sim loses §10,000 (or 25% of their funds, whichever is greater) due to a fire, theft, failed business venture, or unexpected expenses.
2. Your Sim gets demoted or loses their job entirely. They must start a new job or work their way back up in their career.
3. A close relationship (partner, best friend, or family member) ends due to neglect or a major argument. If they’re married, consider a temporary separation or divorce.
4. Your Sim experiences a physical or emotional health issue, such as needing to step away from work for an in-game week to “recover.” Use gameplay like the Sad or Uncomfortable emotions to reflect this struggle.
5. Your rival Sim wins a significant achievement over your Sim (promotion, contest, etc.). Your Sim must find a way to outshine them within the next in-game week or risk losing their motivation.
6. Circumstances force your Sim to sell their current home and move into a smaller, cheaper lot. Use the funds to represent an unexpected financial hit.

• Gain High Confidence reward trait as a child
• Go to Batuu to complete and an additional aspiration (Rebels, Scoundrels, or First Order)
• Have a bowling night once a week. You need to win or show your dark side (poor loser)

• Begin with minimal funds (e.g., §1,000) and a small lot or starter home.
• Your Sim must adopt and care for at least one stray pet or build relationships with wild animals
• Befriend 10 Sims and help at least five of them with a life problem (e.g., using actions like “Brighten Day,” fixing household items for them, or mentoring skills).
• Always resolve conflicts peacefully, even with difficult Sims.
• Have more than two children and teach them empathy and emotional control
• Create a loving, harmonious family environment by maintaining positive relationships with all household members.
• Have space, a place where they can go to be alone and recharge when tense

Roll a dice each week to determine your fate:

1. Your Sim experiences a tense moment (e.g., losing a loved one, failing at work, or witnessing a fight). They must spend the next 3 days focusing on Wellness (meditation, yoga, or writing in a journal).
2. A sudden expense (e.g., repairing a major household item or paying a fine) drains §1,000 from your Sim’s funds. They must earn the money back through their career, side gigs, or selling items they craft or collect.
3. Your Sim’s pet gets sick or needs extra attention. Spend time caring for them (e.g., trips to the vet, playing, or training) and ensure their needs are met before returning to normal tasks.
4. A close friend, family member, or partner argues with your Sim. Resolve the conflict by repairing the relationship with actions like “Apologize,” “Discuss Feelings,” or “Brighten Day.”
5. Your Sim loses confidence in their abilities (e.g., failing a promotion, a bad gardening harvest, or a stressful event). Spend time regaining their focus by building one skill or achieving a milestone (e.g., completing a painting or evolving a plant).
6. Someone in the neighborhood asks for help, such as repairing an object, mentoring a skill, or caring for another Sim’s pet or child. Take time to assist them and build a positive relationship in the process.

• Pet Training can be swapped for Veterinarian Skill, or do both
• Own Mini Sheep and Mini Goats
• Become or Befriend a Werewolf, or have a werewolf as romantic partner
• Be a gym regular once a week

• The Sim must live in a remote or secluded location (e.g., Forgotten Hollow, a small island in Sulani, etc)
• Your Sim may only have one close friend or partner. Other relationships must remain distant.
• Limit social interactions, focusing on deep, meaningful conversations.
• Have 1 Child
• Build strong relationships with pets, plants, or inanimate objects (speaker, robots etc)
• Limit group time to 1 – 2 people.

Chose 3 from below to discover:

1. Discover All Hidden Worlds
2. Complete a Rare Collection, to display in their home
3. Regularly use meditation to “reflect” and write books inspired by the practice (write 5-10 excellent quality books over your Sim’s lifetime).
4. Live Off the Land
5. Befriend Guidry and Bonehilda, and regularly perform séances to commune with the spirit world.
6. Spend at least one Sim week in complete isolation, only interacting with objects/Pets/wild animals.

• Go Camping on Mt. Komorebi, enjoy the solitude
• Go Camping in Granite Falls
• Meet and Befriend the Hermit in Granite Falls
• Living in a tiny home (32tiles), Increase to 64tiles when meet spouse and 100tiles when your child is born
• Collect Tarot Cards and give Tarot readings

• Live by the rule of unpredictability: when a major life choice arises (job, move, partner), use dice or coin to decide.
• Randomly add or subtract money using cheats every 2 weeks. The number depends on dice rolls: e.g., +10,000 simoleons on a roll of 1-3, -10,000 on 4-6.
• Pursue three distinct careers over your lifetime, changing fields when you reach level 7.
• Host a party for every major milestone: promotions, birthdays, new relationships, and even breakups. Embrace the chaos of social events and their unpredictable outcomes.
• Experience at least three major relationships (see Optional for suggestions). Roll dice to determine their outcomes.
• Have 2 or more children

Random events (Spin the Wheel or Roll a Die) dictate the course of your Sim’s week:

1: Self-Reflection — Spend a week focusing on self-care (meditation, wellness, hobbies).

2: Unexpected Opportunity — Gain a new skill or take a new job.

3: Financial Upswing — Sim wins the lottery or sells a masterpiece (+§5000).

4: Sudden Setback — Lose a job, pay an unexpected bill, or face a house fire.

5: Relationship Test — Conflict arises; repair or lose a close relationship.

6: Big Move — Relocate or rebuild your home with available funds.

• Gamble – Play to win at Sabacc (Batuu card game) weekly
• Make the most of every season by celebrating, it is a big deal to you to mark the changing year.

• Resolve at least two major feuds in the game, such as neighbourhood rivalries, family disputes, or workplace conflicts, using relationships, social interactions, or events.
• Raise two children with values of fairness. Teach them positive traits (e.g., Responsible and Empathy from Parenthood) while avoiding favouritism.
• For every decision, weigh all perspectives and choose the option that feels “fair,” even if it doesn’t personally benefit your Sim
• Automatically scold a sim who breaks the rules.
• Build a strong relationship with a Sim you previously disliked.

Choose 3 of these to explore over their lifetime

1. Family Secrets
   • Objective: Discover a hidden family secret that challenges your sense of justice, such as a parent’s past criminal activity or a sibling’s betrayal.
   • Consequence: Depending on how your Sim handles it, they could either repair the family dynamic with transparency or cause irreversible rifts if handled poorly.
2. Corruption in the Workplace
   • Objective: Your Sim uncovers unethical practices at their workplace, like a colleague embezzling funds or falsifying documents.
   • Consequence: The decision to either expose the wrongdoing or ignore it can impact their career progression and reputation.
3. Uncovering a Lie in a Romantic Relationship
   • Objective: Your Sim discovers that their partner has been lying about something significant (e.g., infidelity, hidden past, financial trouble).
   • Consequence: How your Sim handles the truth—confronting their partner or ignoring the issue—will affect the relationship’s future and emotional health.
4. Neighborhood Mystery
   • Objective: Your Sim begins investigating strange occurrences in the neighborhood, such as missing pets, suspicious neighbors, or rumors of ghostly activity.
   • Consequence: Unveiling the truth could lead to a great discovery or cause trouble with neighbors who want to keep their secrets hidden.
5. Workplace Ethics vs. Legal Obligation
   • Objective: While working in a law career (or another career that involves integrity), your Sim uncovers a case where upholding the law may conflict with their moral beliefs (e.g., defending someone they believe is guilty).
   • Consequence: Their decision could impact their professional standing, personal integrity, and relationships with other Sims.
6. Hidden Legacy
   • Objective: Your Sim discovers an inheritance or a long-lost family heirloom hidden away by a relative, but it comes with a complicated history or moral dilemma attached (e.g., acquired under questionable circumstances).
   • Consequence: The decision to accept, reject, or expose the truth behind the inheritance affects your Sim’s standing in the community and their moral compass.

• If playing as a teen, actively attend High School. Get involved with all the aspects it offers at least once: After-school activities, teen aspiration, sports events, Prom and graduation
• Host all of the Wedding Events
• Have a Laundry room, fully upgraded. They are responsible for clean clothes
• Have the mediator trait from Parenthood

• Avoid direct actions to control life events. Let whims, autonomous choices, or random opportunities guide major decisions.
• Build a serene, minimalist home with spaces for meditation, yoga, and creative expression.
• Sacrifice something significant, such as selling prized possessions or ending a relationship, for self-growth.
• Pause major milestones (marriage, career progression, having kids) until they achieve a reflective turning point, such as reaching Level 5 or 10 in a skill.
• Have 1 child, ensure that your Sim teaches them unconventional or deep-life lessons. Give the child creative aspirations.
• As an adult, shift to a new aspiration, career, or lifestyle after achieving a key personal or professional milestone.
• Add Peace and Quiet or Private Dwelling lot traits.

Choose 3 opportunities for this generation to face.

1. Emotionally Unavailable Parent

• Your Sim has strained relationships with their parents. Reflect this by avoiding parent-Sim interactions for a period or setting one parent’s traits to include Mean or Noncommittal.
• The challenge: Repair this relationship by the end of the Young Adult life stage through deep conversations and high friendship levels.

2. Rigid Romantic Partner

• Your Sim falls for someone with the Snob or Perfectionist trait who resists change. This partner is slow to understand your Sim’s unconventional worldview.
• The challenge: Either help the partner grow by fulfilling their aspirations or end the relationship to prioritize your Sim’s self-discovery.

3. Financial Struggles

• Start with only $1,000 and avoid high-paying careers. Your Sim must rely on freelance work or hobbies (like painting or writing) to make ends meet.
• The challenge: Achieve financial stability through patience and creativity, avoiding cheats or shortcuts.

4. Losing Stability

• Simulate a life-altering event, such as losing a job, failing a career milestone, or an accidental fire. Use cheats to force demotion or sell off your Sim’s most prized possessions.
• The challenge: Rebuild from this loss while maintaining a sense of peace and surrender, using introspective activities like yoga or journaling to recover.

5. Isolation or Misunderstanding

• Your Sim struggles to connect with family, friends, or the community due to their unconventional perspective. They start with no friendships outside the household.
• The challenge: Form three meaningful friendships by hosting reflective gatherings, sharing insights, or offering advice to others.

6. Internal Struggles with Indecision

• Your Sim must let their Whims or autonomous actions guide important choices, such as accepting a promotion or making a romantic move. Avoid actively pursuing goals unless prompted by Whims.
• The challenge: Achieve a key life milestone (such as marriage, a career level, or finishing an aspiration) without forcing decisions, trusting the flow of life instead.

• Have knitting as a hobby. Wear and/or sell your items on Plopsy

• Begin with attachment-heavy relationships, but let them evolve as they experience transformation. This could mean breaking off a long-term relationship or ending friendships that no longer serve their growth.
• Change homes and careers twice during the generation, symbolizing the need for new beginnings and embracing change.
• Raise one or two children and teach them to value transformation and adaptability. Encourage them to embrace change and personal growth throughout their childhood.
• Early in the challenge, experience the death of a close family member, friend, or romantic partner. Use this as a catalyst for your Sim’s transformation journey.
• Focus on rebirth. Adopt a child, rebuild a burned-down house, or start a new career in Adulthood to symbolize renewal.

Include at least three of the choices below:

1. Major Career Transition

• Start in a stable, conventional career (does not have to be from list) and later transition to something more aligned with personal fulfilment and growth (from the list above).
• Reflect the Sim’s transformation by mastering a skill related to their new career and leaving their old one behind.

2. Physical Transformation

• Use the Create-a-Sim feature to symbolize growth by changing their appearance as they evolve. Start with a traditional or conservative style and shift to something bold, expressive, or minimalist as they embrace their new self.
• Include fitness or Wellness activities, such as yoga or jogging, to reflect their internal transformation externally.

3. Symbolic Home Change

• Begin with a cluttered or overly traditional home that symbolizes attachment to the past. After the transformative event, rebuild or redesign the home to reflect their new mindset—minimalist, modern, or reflective of newfound interests like nature.
• Moving to a completely new lot could signify letting go of old attachments entirely.

4. Community Leadership or Mentorship

• Help others embrace change by mentoring Sims, becoming a leader in their social group, or hosting events that encourage personal transformation (e.g., yoga retreats, meditation sessions, or clubs for self-improvement).
• Achieve the Leader of the Pack aspiration or max out the Charisma or Wellness skills to symbolize their growth.

5. Relationship Growth or Renewal

• If your Sim ends a relationship (e.g., a breakup, loss of a parent, or estrangement from a sibling), focus on rebuilding a healthier dynamic, either with the same person or with new relationships.
• This could involve repairing bonds with family, finding a partner who aligns with their new values, or forming deep friendships that encourage mutual growth.

6. Pursuit of Knowledge and Spirituality

• Use hobbies like stargazing, gardening, or writing to reflect their introspection and embrace of life’s mysteries.

• Your Sim discovers new meaning through spiritual practices or intellectual pursuits.

• Be the child of or have a child with the Grim Reaper
• Be reborn either into this generation or a future one.
• Live the Ghost life.
• Go all out for funerals

• Form or marry into a relationship with a Sim who has conflicting traits like Hot-Headed, Erratic, or Materialistic. Resolve at least one major conflict to maintain harmony in the relationship.
• Achieve at least level 7 in your chosen career while balancing family, social life, and self-care. Overworking (earning the workaholic trait) or neglecting relationships counts as a failure.
• Raise at least two children who each have opposite traits (e.g., Outgoing and Loner). Manage conflicts between them and ensure they grow up with positive relationships. Teach them conflict resolution and emotional control.
• Build an eco-friendly home.
• Restore order to the neighbourhood by resolving arguments, helping struggling Sims, and creating social events that unify others. N.A.P and community venue involvement.

Chose 3 of these to test them to stay calm, composed and in balance.

1. The Chaotic Neighbour
   A new neighbor moves in with the Erratic or Hot-Headed trait, causing disturbances in the community. This sim must mediate conflicts with other Sims, improve their neighbor’s relationships, and help them find a hobby or job to channel their energy.

2. The Reckless Teen
One of their children has a Rebellious phase (using traits like Hot-Headed, Mean, or the Drama Llama teen aspiration from High School Years). They must guide their child back to balance by mentoring them, building their emotional control, and finding a shared hobby to bond over.

3. The Overworked Partner
Their partner becomes obsessed with work, neglecting their family and falling into negative emotions like Tense or Angry. They must restore harmony by helping them take breaks, enjoy family activities, and find balance between their job and personal life.

4. The Frenemy Conflict
A close friend develops a rivalry or feud with another Sim, leading to frequent arguments and disruptions. They must mediate between the two, improving both relationships and resolving the feud through careful diplomacy.

5. The Self-Reflection Crisis
They start questioning their own choices, feeling overwhelmed by their efforts to maintain balance. This manifests in poor emotional control, indecisiveness, or neglected goals. The challenge is to rediscover their purpose, focus on personal growth, and regain equilibrium.

6. The Family Rift
A sibling or extended family member creates tension by embracing an extreme lifestyle or belief system opposite to their ideals. The challenge is to reconcile the differences, maintain a close relationship, and encourage moderation without imposing their will.

• Reduce, reuse, and recycle, and produce their own electricity and water using solar panels, wind turbines, and dew collectors.
• Have a perfect vertical garden
• Have a weekly spa session with friends or family.
• Have a beautiful and colourful back garden with brightly coloured potted plants.

• Start three intense romances. At least one must become toxic (cheating, jealousy, or control). Decide whether to repair or end it.
• Build a luxurious, extravagant home with secret dark spaces, like a hidden basement for mischief or indulgence.
• Your Sim must develop a personal obsession chosen from the Temptation list. When they become an adult they can confront this.
• Have two children. One should rebel against the Devil’s controlling tendencies, sparking a family challenge. Resolve it by fostering understanding or letting go of control.
• In elder years: Repair your relationships and create a balanced family dynamic.

On the first day of each in-game week randomise a sin to face (not including one faced in Generation Goals). To confront and over come they must roll or randomise the same number 3 times in a row (3-7 rolls on the 3rd day of the in-game week) so it never has to be faced again. Once it has been overcome, if that number comes up again they can be tempted and it is players choice whether they give in or pursue the redemption gameplay.

1. Lust

Gameplay: Your Sim becomes obsessed with romance and physical intimacy. They must woohoo and kiss at least three Sims that week. If in a relationship, they risk being caught cheating.

Redemption: Roll a 1 (3x): they can repair their relationship through romantic gestures.

2. Gluttony

Gameplay: Your Sim indulges in excess food and drink. Throw a party and consume a decadent feast, or visit restaurants daily.

Redemption: Roll a 2 (3x): they can confront this by focusing on the Fitness skill and fasting.

3. Greed

Gameplay: Your Sim focuses solely on earning money, even through dubious means. They must work overtime, steal (using the Kleptomaniac trait or the Mischief skill), or invest in risky ventures.

Roll a 3 (3x) they can donate a significant amount to charity or help another Sim in financial need.

4. Sloth

Gameplay: Your Sim avoids all responsibilities. They miss work, skip skill-building, and indulge in lazy activities like watching TV or lounging by the pool.

Redemption: Roll a 4 (3x): they can counter this by completing a significant aspiration milestone within the week.

5. Wrath

Gameplay: Your Sim becomes easily enraged. Start fights with at least two Sims or spread negative interactions (Mischief and Mean interactions).

Redemption: Roll a 5 (3x): they can calm themselves through Yoga or mediation in the Wellness skill.

6. Envy

Gameplay: Your Sim obsesses over the lives of others. They must stalk a Sim they admire, spread gossip, and sabotage at least one person’s success (using Mischief or Mean interactions).

Redemption: Roll a 6 (3x) They can lift others up by mentoring or offering encouragement. Helping out through odd jobs, voluntary work and at the community centre

7. Pride

Gameplay: Your Sim focuses on their image and power. Host extravagant parties, purchase expensive items, or gain recognition (e.g., raise Charisma or achieve fame).

Redemption: Roll any 3 even numbers (2, 4 and 6): they can embrace humility by apologizing to Sims they’ve wronged or downgrading their home/lifestyle.

• Find romance through the Cupid app
• Collect all the Axolotls
• Craft Jewellery, to gift lovers, appeal to your own greed or pass on as heirlooms.