A persistent world of floating shelves that sink under the weight of what you build. Claim ground, found a guild, craft, trade, and dig down through every layer the world has buried.
A held shelf, and below the water line, the one before it.
Wrackmoor is a multiplayer world of floating landmasses called shelves. They surface, are settled, and sink: slowly, permanently, and with a paper trail.
Every structure you raise adds load to the shelf beneath it. Load is set against the shelf's void, and the ratio is posted where everyone can read it.
The map is the record. What a guild builds, it also sinks.
Survey notice, Drayhurst
The Chronicle publishes the figure. It is not required to interpret it, and does not.
Survey a district, contest it under the five-mark survey, and found a guild or join one. Officers post a muster; members sign on to hold the ground.
Claims change hands on the record, and the Chronicle reports the changes that matter.
Sunken shelves stay intact beneath the world, in order, under pressure. Go down organised or alone. To dig is to travel backward.
Captured from the current build. Nothing in these exhibits is a mock-up.
The shelf keeps its own hours.
Access is requested through Steam. Sign-in is your Steam account; no separate registration.
This is an early build. Systems are incomplete, figures will be rebalanced, and screens will change before release. The world is online only; there is no offline mode.
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