Redirect Mass With Leverage

Redirect Mass with Leverage — Grounded Tavern Brawl

Use this Skill when the user wants a grounded, hyper-realistic dark-fantasy tavern brawl: an elf ranger (Morwen) uses speed, footwork and leverage to take down a massive half-orc bruiser (Rogar) in a crowded seaside tavern, from a two-character reference image.

Core principle: lock both characters to the reference, keep every hit physically believable, spend the model's budget on real weight and momentum — never floaty, never anime-exaggerated, never superhuman.

The prompt follows the three-part H3 structure (reference locking → core concept → timecoded shot list) with hard negative rules.

1. Trigger

• A physical fight scene / tavern brawl with real weight
• A David-vs-Goliath melee (small fast vs big slow)
• Any cinematic hand-to-hand sequence that must feel grounded and real

Do not use this Skill when:

• The user wants a floaty, anime-style or superhuman fight
• The user wants a non-physical, magic-heavy battle
• No two-character reference image exists

2. Inputs

• One two-character reference image (@图片1) — locks both characters' look and build:
  • Morwen — a lean female elf ranger: silver-white hair braided back, dark green leather armor, cloth wraps, a sword at her hip.
  • Rogar — a massive half-orc bruiser: scarred grey-brown skin, bone armor, twin heavy hammers.
  • Only a look reference — never used as the first frame, never limits framing or staging.
• Duration 15s, aspect 16:9, hyper-realistic handheld cinematic.

3. Six Timecoded Beats (15s)

1. 0–2s Wide establishing: the crowded dark seaside tavern — drunken sailors, braziers, smoke, spilled mead, roaring crowd. Morwen moves through it warily; Rogar drinks at a huge wooden table. No clear facial close-ups, no subtitles/logos.
2. 2–4s Close tension: Morwen and Rogar lock eyes; Rogar rises to full towering height; benches scrape, cups rattle from his weight; the crowd forms a ring and hollers. Grounded handheld.
3. 4–7s The fight erupts. Rogar throws a heavy punch with believable momentum; Morwen barely dodges and staggers into a wooden table that cracks and splinters; she answers with quick low strikes to his ribs and legs; the crowd yells, coins and cups fly. No floating, no anime rolls, no superhuman physics.
4. 7–10s The fight surges through the tavern: Rogar grabs Morwen and hurls her across a table that shatters under her weight; she rolls on the floor and recovers naturally; Rogar charges heavily, smashing furniture; patrons leap clear for real. Only physically credible violence, no clipping through objects.
5. 10–12s Morwen wins with speed and leverage. She dodges once more, sending Rogar into a support beam — dust and debris fall from the ceiling; she briefly climbs the bar, leaps down with restrained real momentum, locks his arm and throws him off balance with his own force. No weightless floating, no slow-motion.
6. 12–15s Cinematic climax. Morwen slams Rogar onto the splintered wooden wreckage, the floor shaking from impact; she pins him with a sword at his throat; Rogar struggles in real, exhausted weight; the crowd roars and slams cups. The camera pushes slowly on the winded Morwen, sweat, dust and firelight flickering over both.

4. Hard Rules

• Real physics, believable body momentum, grounded handheld camera, live-action texture, realistic impacts and environment interaction.
• Both characters look exactly like the reference throughout. No floating, no anime-style fights, no superhuman physics, no unrealistic tumbling, no weightless motion, no blurry characters, no low detail, no cartoon, no sluggish reactions, no clipping through objects.
• Music/SFX: heavy cinematic seaside tavern fight score — low drums, roaring crowd, wood cracking, metal clangs, real body hits, brazier ambience, shattering cups, heavy footsteps, rough northern atmosphere.

5. Generation

• Mode: I2VA with @图片1 as the two-character reference only — never used as the first frame unless explicitly requested.
• 15s, 16:9, native H3 audio.

6. Verified Output

A 15.08s / 1056×608 / 24fps MP4 was generated end-to-end with MiniMax H3 from the packaged prompt and reference image. Preview: assets/preview.mp4, poster: assets/poster.webp, two-character reference: assets/reference.png.