A planet that never stops
Worldseed is one shared world, running continuously since its first day. Ten real seconds is one year here; a real day is almost nine thousand years.
Climate, rivers, ice sheets and a carbon thermostat shape the land. Species spread, compete, split into new species and go extinct. Disasters strike on their own, and visitors can cause more.
Life always finds a way back. Seed banks wait out bad years. Microbes cling to deep-sea vents. Empty niches fill fast after a catastrophe. If everything dies, chemistry eventually becomes life again.
Very rarely, a glowing stone falls from the stars carrying something alive. Most of the time it doesn't make it.
Reading the map
- Natural — what you'd see from orbit.
- Life — the dominant species in each place.
- Heat / Rain / Relief — the physical world.
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