NSFW sick bastard

The name is doing real work. NSFW sick bastard is not a separate generator - it's the exact same NSFW Prompt engine with the "sick" dictionary merged in, and it's the first place you'll notice that the whole pack is really one codebase with a flag flipped. Open the source and the class is literally NSFWPromptBase with SICK_MODES = True on it. Same 21 slots, same sentence assembly, same outputs - the only difference is what's in the pools it rolls from.

Why would you reach for it? Because the vanilla NSFW Prompt node is actually fairly tame. Its dictionaries describe a photo and a person and an action, but they stop at a certain line. The sick/ folder in the pack pushes past it - more explicit actions, nastier framing, "sick only" filters. If you want a batch of images that genuinely wander into the deep end, this node is the one-click pass into that territory. If you don't, ignore it and use the plain node; you already own both.

How it works

Every slot now draws from data/*.json plus sick/*.json, and the widget modes grow a third family. Where the normal node offers random / random N% / fixed values, this one adds:

• random+sick / random+sick N% - roll from the merged data+sick pool, with the same chance behavior,
• sick only - roll strictly from the sick/ dictionary (this mode only appears on non-chance slots like shot, age, body, gender),
• special action modes you won't see elsewhere: multiple+sick, partner sick only, and multiple partner sick.

The sick/ JSON files are allowed to be empty - the pack ships every one, so you can look through them and prune what you're not into without breaking anything. And a nice safety detail: a {toy}-free action still means the toy slot is skipped, so you don't get random props stapled onto acts that don't use them.

Inputs and outputs

Identical to NSFW Prompt: seed, prefix, postfix, the full slot list (age, body, look, gender, emotion, top, bottom, hosiery, headwear, footwear, accessory, addon, toy, pose, action, cover, place, lighting, atmosphere, camera). Defaults are shifted to the random+sick variants, which tells you the author's intent: this node assumes you want the merged pool by default.

Outputs are the same two: prompt (STRING) into your CLIP encode, seed (INT) into your KSampler. Same rule as the parent node - if you want a rolled prompt to be reproducible, wire the seed out.

Install

No separate install. It ships in the same pack:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/theSharque/ComfyUI-NSFW-Prompt

Restart ComfyUI and it shows up under the prompt category. ComfyUI Manager finds the pack by title too. No extra Python dependencies, no models, no API.

Gotchas

• The randomness gets wild fast. random+sick on every slot means a run can go somewhere you didn't intend - the escape hatch is fixing one or two slots (like shot and place) so the frame stays sane while the content wanders.
• Age terms live in the same dictionary here, including youthful ones. Keep the age slot adult. This node is already the pack's sharpest edge; don't be the reason it gets taken down.
• Since it's the same engine, your prompt from the plain node isn't wasted - you can swap one node for the other and get a sibling result for the same seed, which is a fun way to A/B the vanilla vs. merged pools.