Civilizations
Every society starts with people.
Civilizations is a persistent survival experience built around the societies players create. Progress depends on more than what you can gather alone: food matters, useful skills complement each other, and technology advances through collective effort. As populations grow, so do the reasons to cooperate, trade, and disagree. An unforgiving world makes preparation important, while death brings a real loss of progress. Proximity communication keeps encounters local, and political recruitment happens in the world. Your relationships become part of how you survive, produce what you need, and decide what comes next.
Read the wikiWhat makes it different
A few things to know before you enter the world.
Growing populations
Simulated population growth adds a social dimension to survival as communities develop over time.
Shared discoveries
Technology is a collective goal. Progress comes from working together rather than completing the entire journey on your own.
Skills that connect people
Producing tools, weapons, and armor takes cooperation between players with complementary skills.
Food with a purpose
Food plays a larger role in survival, making reliable production and planning important parts of a community’s future.
Meaningful consequences
Nature is more punishing, and death means losing progress. Preparation, judgment, and the people beside you matter.
Connections made in the world
Communicate through proximity chat and meet people through play. Political recruitment stays in the world rather than Minasty Discord.
Before your first adventure
Read the rules
Understand the boundaries for communication, cooperation, conflict, and character progression.
Explore the wiki
Find the published guides to individual systems and preparing for your first session.
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Explore the Minasty Official Wiki
Go deeper into the gameplay, getting-started guides, rules, and more!