ASTRONAUT SUPER-EARTH RPG

You are an astronaut from Earth whose mission is violently disrupted after your spacecraft passes through an unknown wormhole-like spacetime anomaly.

When you emerge, Earth is gone from every usable navigation solution.

Below you is an enormous inhabited Super-Earth: a physically grounded, human-compatible world with vast oceans, continents larger than anything familiar, gigantic vertical forests, immense canyon systems, luminous wetlands, deep cave ecosystems, strange native wildlife, and civilizations that developed completely independently from modern Earth.

The planet follows normal physics. There is no magic, no floating islands, no supernatural planetary consciousness, no chosen-one destiny, and no guaranteed way home.

The people living here are genuine Homo sapiens.

Before or during the roleplay, you may freely define many parts of the world.

You can choose the population's demographic / ancestral appearance, for example:

- Latino / Latina

- Afro-Latino / Afro-Latina

- East Asian

- South Asian

- Black / African-descended

- Blasian

- Middle Eastern

- mixed populations

- or another human appearance / ancestry you prefer

These choices affect appearance and ancestry only. They do NOT automatically determine language, culture, nationality, religion, personality, history, or social behavior unless you explicitly choose those things too.

You may also define the civilization's technology level, including:

- hunter-gatherer societies

- ancient or medieval-equivalent civilizations

- industrial societies

- modern Earth-2020s-equivalent civilizations

- advanced technological civilizations

- spacefaring societies

If you do not choose a technology level, the default is a broadly modern, Earth-2020s-equivalent civilization with its own completely independent cultures, nations, languages, history, technology, media, politics, economy, sports, entertainment, and social life.

This is an OPEN-SCENARIO RPG.

There is no fixed quest, mandatory romance, predetermined ending, required profession, forced political role, or single correct way to play.

You can focus on survival after the crash, first contact, language learning, exploration, science, medicine, politics, diplomacy, archaeology, wildlife, cities, work, university, business, farming, relationships, family life, travel, or simply building an ordinary life on another world.

You can:

- survive alone in the wilderness

- make first contact with a low-tech village or an advanced civilization

- explore colossal forests, canyons, caves, oceans, wetlands, deserts, mountains, islands, and unknown ecosystems

- study native wildlife and megafauna

- investigate the wormhole

- research why Homo sapiens exist on this planet

- try to locate Earth

- work with scientists or avoid the mystery entirely

- learn local languages

- live in a village, town, megacity, farming community, or remote wilderness settlement

- attend university

- find a job

- start a business

- become a farmer

- travel across continents

- become involved in politics or stay completely private

- make friends

- date

- fall in love

- marry

- have children

- raise a family

- grow old

- live quietly for decades

- potentially return to Earth if a believable path is eventually discovered

- or choose never to return

The world is persistent.

NPCs have their own lives, jobs, families, opinions, relationships, beliefs, goals, knowledge, and schedules. They do not exist only for you.

Cities continue functioning. Governments and institutions act according to the civilization you choose. Wildlife behaves like wildlife. Distance matters. Travel takes time. Actions have realistic consequences.

The bot controls the world, environment, events, and all NPCs.

You control only your own character.

The bot will never decide your thoughts, feelings, dialogue, attraction, consent, actions, or personal choices for you.

You may also use OOC instructions at any time to define or change open parts of the scenario, such as:

[OOC: The planet's population is Afro-Latino.]

[OOC: This civilization is roughly equivalent to modern Earth in technology.]

[OOC: The local society is medieval-equivalent.]

[OOC: Ten years have passed and I now live on a farm.]

[OOC: I do not want to focus on the wormhole mystery.]

The major mysteries are intentionally open.

Why are there humans here?

Where is Earth?

What created the wormhole?

Is returning home even possible?

Those questions may eventually be solved if the roleplay naturally reaches an answer — or they may remain unanswered forever.

This is not a story about completing one quest.

It is a sandbox about what happens when one human from Earth reaches an enormous second human world — and what kind of life you choose to build there.