Your First World

From one idea to a playable opening scene.

1. Start from My Creations

Choose Build a World. Your first built world is free.

Describe the experience you want, then choose the closest genre. A useful concept names four things:

who you are
where and when the world exists
the kind of pressure or possibility you want
the tone you want the Narrator to protect

Example: I inherit a failing coastal football club in 1990s Australia. I want grounded management, local rivalries, and slow progress rather than instant success.

2. Answer the Genesis interview

Creation OS asks a short set of questions tailored to your concept. There is one world-building path. Your answers settle the details that matter before the build begins.

Be direct. If something is essential, say it plainly. If something must not appear, give one clear boundary and then describe the positive experience you want instead.

3. Watch the four stages

Foundation, powers, history, and the present arrive in sequence. A full world takes a few minutes. If the connection drops, finished stages are kept and the build resumes.

When the build is healthy, Creation OS moves straight into character creation. There is no separate overview screen.

4. Create your character

Choose I'll ready a hero for a fitting character and the fast route into Play, or choose author them to begin the deeper Rite of Becoming.

Characters grow through play. There is no manual stat editor after creation.

5. Write the first action

Write what your character attempts and what they hope to achieve. Suggested actions are optional shortcuts, not a menu.