TERRA
CONFLICTUS
Climate collapse rearranged who controls what. Coastlines moved. Rivers dried. Fresh water is the new oil. Six military superpowers carved up what was left. War never stopped — it just stopped being called war.
This site is that world as an open archive: a tabletop wargame, a TTRPG, a solo system, three playable adventures, live maps — and the in-world press that reports it all from the inside. Read it like a leaked field wiki. Run it at the table. Play it in the browser. All free. All open. No account.
Spliced animal genetics. Commercial entertainment stock. Bespoke oligarch commissions. Black-market basement labs. Operators rebuilt from the genome up — wired-in night vision, kevlar dermis, ears that hear past comm-jam, hands that don't shake under fire.
Mixed squads — gene-forged and baseline together, the splice — are the freelance default. Factions hire you because they can deny you. You take the job. You bring your team home.
These operators are the thread through everything on this site — every rulebook, mission, story, and dispatch below is about the people described here.
Shoot, fight, hack, breach, heal — same mechanic, one die. Three operators or thirty. Solo with the oracle, GM-led at the table, or head-to-head across a 3'x3' board. Rules stay out of the way so the action stays at the table. These are the three ways to play it — each format has its own free rulebooks and quick-starts, all in the archive below.
The original. GM-led, character-driven campaigns — operators build histories, carry liabilities, run linked missions. Pressure tokens, supply state, six classes.
Minis and dice, two scales, one engine. A dinner-tray skirmish in 60-90 minutes, no GM — or two armies of combat platforms grinding across a 3'x3' board.
Solo hunting with Big Game and an oracle. HVT card tension. Raid Racers vehicle heists. Ten-plus pre-built campaigns that plug straight into the engine.
New here? These are the three fastest entry points — one to play, one to run, one to read. The quickest way to understand this world is to touch it.
Three complete stories, built to play cold — no character sheet, no rulebook, nothing to learn first. Every choice is a link; the state quietly tracks what you did and what it cost. Each one has multiple endings, good and bad.
Forty-two years sealed and still powered. Something in the Menagerie is still transmitting, and BAFO wants it documented — not killed.
Two seats, one heist. You're the Jumper — your Jockey partner Pell is the only one who can get you out alive.
Nineteen years after the Thames Barrier failed. Pick a background, work four factions, and decide what the drowned city becomes.
Each card here is a living section of the site, run like a desk with a publishing schedule: a playable mission posted daily, an in-world magazine that files most days, a battle report from a real game played every day, a simulated sports season that keeps score, and an atlas of live maps. Open any of them and the newest thing is on top.
This is the complete library — every rulebook, campaign, live map, browser game, short story, and magazine issue on the site, organized by what you do with it. Everything opens free in the browser; the print PDFs are free too.
Recovered apparel from the world, not merchandise about it — tour shirts for units that never toured, service records nobody filed. Click any shirt to see it full size.
M-01 · GF / WAU
● DROP PENDING
M-02 · GF / RBT
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M-03 · HH / CES-7
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M-04 · GF / VET / NS
● DROP PENDING