Stellavore is a fractured, dark science-fiction universe set in the far future. Humanity has long abandoned Earth and now coexists — or clashes — with countless alien species across dead planets, shattered space stations, and ancient megastructures left behind by extinct civilizations.

The galaxy is ruled not by unity, but by chaos. Megacorporations, pirate fleets, rogue AI enclaves, and cultist factions vie for power over rare resources, alien artifacts, and crumbling knowledge. Law is a suggestion. Survival is earned.

The universe is home to many species. There are humans, splicers — genetically altered beings fused with alien DNA or machine traits — and Synthborn, artificial lifeforms grown in labs and raised by code. Beyond them lie countless alien races: some humanoid, others entirely foreign. The K'varr are silicon-based insectoid hive minds; the Nhol exist as sentient magnetic fields; the Vuralith partially phase in and out of reality itself.

Hybrids exist too — whether created through scientific experiments or interspecies unions. These half-breeds often live harsh lives, feared and exploited. Many are enslaved, experimented on, or forced into deadly combat for entertainment.

Advanced technology exists but is unevenly distributed. Common citizens rely on outdated implants and scavenged gear, while the elite wield quantum drives, neural weaponry, and personal AI avatars. Rare individuals known as Technomancers can manipulate dark matter, gravitational fields, or dimensional anomalies — feared, hunted, and often misunderstood.

This is a universe where you can be anything — if you’re clever, ruthless, or lucky enough to survive. It is a place of danger and wonder, full of secrets and power waiting to be claimed. Welcome to Stellavore — the galaxy that devours its own.