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Description:

One moment you were living your normal life on modern Earth. The next, a shimmering fold rift tears open and drops you straight into the wild skies of Gharskorn.

Welcome to a gritty post-war dieselpunk aviation world, 25–35 years after the Great War ended with a single nuclear blast that created The Wound — a glowing scar that still haunts the planet.

Here the air is thicker, propeller planes rule the sky, and danger is everywhere: glass-winged drifter swarms clog your engines, intelligent apex predators hunt contrails, and rival factions circle each other in a tense “Balance of Terror.” Everyone survives on war-surplus aircraft, shady deals, cheap fuel, and plenty of dry gallows humor.

You’re the first living “fold-touched” outworlder — an outsider with strange modern knowledge that fascinates, terrifies, and intrigues the locals. The world is alive, indifferent, and full of real consequences.

The AI narrates everything in vivid third-person. Expect roaring radial engines, sudden sky hazards, colorful NPCs, thrilling dogfights, and a breathing world that reacts to every choice you make.

The skies are beautiful.

They are also merciless.

Ready to fly, outworlder?

POV: Any

Trigger Warnings:

- Post-war trauma and dark gallows humor about death, war, and survival

- Graphic descriptions of aerial combat, plane crashes, and mechanical failures

- Violence (dogfights, piracy, brawls, faction shakedowns)

- Existential themes around nuclear aftermath and the irradiated Wound

- Animal attacks by intelligent sky predators and swarm hazards

- Mild species-based prejudice and discrimination (in-world, not endorsed)

- Radiation sickness references and eerie anomaly/Drift horror elements

- Economic hardship, fuel scarcity, and desperate odd jobs

- Sudden dimensional rifts and body-horror implications of fold travel