6,354 real worlds in play — hover any point
Every card is a real world
Open packs. Claim one-of-one worlds that actually exist. Upgrade your fleet, work the seams for what these planets are truly made of, and take the galaxy piece by piece. Join a faction or run alone — the path is yours to make.
Worlds in play
6,354
Already claimed
1
6,353 still unclaimed
Systems
4,764
Nearest world
4.2 ly
Proxima Cen b
What a pack holds
Worlds, hulls, rigs, and the stuff they pull out
- Worlds
- A real planet from everything still unclaimed. Inscribe it and the deed is yours — one per world, ever.
- Hulls
- Five families across five ranks. A hull's rank is its capacity: one upgrade socket per rank, up to five on a legendary.
- Rig components
- Extractors that favour the worlds they were built for. Fit a cryo-bore to an ice world and the yield answers.
- Lumen & caches
- Refined Lumen for the shipyard, and raw material crates that settle straight into your ledger.
World — Gas Giant · molten64.4 ly from Earth, orbiting HD 189733. One deed exists for this world, ever.HD 189733
World — Terrestrial · temperate40.5 ly from Earth, orbiting TRAPPIST-1. One deed exists for this world, ever.TRAPPIST-1
The yard
Collect the fleet, and none of it is decorative
Dock a ship at an outpost and its fitted components change what the seams give. The hull decides how many components it can carry — and the yard keeps growing, with rarer hulls and one-of-one commissions still to come.
Flagship
command — excels at everything
Refinery
industry — runs synthesizers at speed
Prospector
mining tug — extraction multipliers
Hauler
logistics — moves stock between worlds
Surveyor
exploration — surveys unowned worlds
← drag through the yard →
You can check that the pack was never rigged
Before you pay, the server publishes a hash of the seed it will use. You supply entropy of your own. Neither side can steer the result after that, and once the pack is opened the seed is revealed so anyone can recompute the contents and confirm they match the commitment.
Every opened pack, not just your own.
Commit
The server hashes its secret seed and shows you the hash.
Contribute
Your client seed goes into the mix. The server has already committed.
Settle
You pay. The transaction carries the pack id and both seeds' fingerprint.
Reveal
On open, the seed is published. Recompute and compare.
A world is not a trophy. It is a site.
What a planet yields comes from what it measurably is. Iron from molten cores. Water ice from frozen shells. Silicate glass out of the storm decks of hot Jupiters. Exotic matter only from the worlds we cannot yet explain.
Level an outpost up and it works harder: faster extraction, more docking slots, and a deeper hold before the seams back up. There is always another tier to build toward.
Silicates
SiO₂
crushed crust of airless rock
Iron
Fe
molten cores of magma worlds
Water Ice
H₂O
frozen shells and polar caps
Organics
CHNOPS
temperate biosphere candidates
Helium-3
³He
giant-planet upper decks
Exotic Matter
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worlds we cannot yet explain
These are not invented places
Each portrait is raytraced from the world's own measurements — its radius, its temperature, the light of the star it orbits.
Proxima Cen b
The world next door, circling the Sun's nearest neighbour four light-years out.
Terrestrial · 4.2 ly · 2016
TRAPPIST-1 e
One of seven siblings packed around an ultracool dwarf — a leading candidate for liquid water.
Terrestrial · 40.5 ly · 2017
HD 189733 b
A deep-blue giant where the forecast calls for molten glass rain, blowing sideways.
Gas Giant · 64.4 ly · 2005
TrES-2 b
Darker than coal. It reflects less than one percent of the light that strikes it.
Gas Giant · 702 ly · 2006
The board keeps growing
The atlas re-reads the NASA archive every six hours. When astronomers confirm a world, it enters the draw pool — nobody has claimed it, and nobody has seen it here before.
