Real people: if this names someone who is alive, what you publish about them can raise privacy and defamation questions. A pseudonym is always an option. Genesis never writes statements about a real person for you.
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Starting points, written with AI help. Use them, change them or ignore them.
Off means only you see it. Secrets, clocks and anything marked game master only in a form never go on the player handout, even when this is on.
Every universe begins with a spark.
Suggestions here are written with AI help and can be wrong. Your own words are always the ones that count.
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Genesis needs a build on a person's StarFyre account. Give a tester some here; each one is a real entitlement in their account, the same thing a sale creates. Founders never need one.
Memory recovery builds are invite-only. Crisis builds are restricted to founders.
Holes are places where what you have written does not line up. They are not facts and nothing here is applied to your idea. They were found with AI help, which can make mistakes. Any order, any time.
Each star nursery build is a complete, deep-dive session from spark to export ($25.00 USD).
One purchase is one build. A build that has been worked on is not refundable; if a technical fault stops it starting before you have made progress, email support within 14 days. See the Terms.
Rules of your world that the AI always keeps to: its scale, its geography, how things are named, what is never to be invented. They are yours, they are sent with every request, and you can change them any time.
Each star is one question. Move around with the arrow buttons, drag, or the keys; zoom with the plus and minus buttons or the scroll wheel.
Questions and suggestions are made by AI, based on your own ideas, to help guide you through any blocks. AI can make mistakes. You choose the words that best represent your idea, and discard the rest.
Each star is one question. Click a star to answer it in your own words. New stars grow from your answers. The Map key (in the Tools menu) explains the colours and lines.