Above us, only sky
No Heaven is a game of deep space exploration and survival, pitting you not only against the threats of the extraterrestrial and the dangers of unknown worlds, but against each other in a struggle for dominance over the dwindling hope of the species.
Will we fight for our survival, or run to live another day? Shall we arm for war or expand our farms? These are the questions the fleet faces every day as they make their way between worlds searching for answers.
Humanity expanded across the stars thanks to the discovery of alien technology. Now, years later, the alien threat that left each other civilisation they’ve discovered in shattered ruins has come for them.
For all that they know, this ragtag fleet of survivors may be all that is left of humankind, fleeing for their lives from system to system and scavenging all they can to survive.
No Heaven is a game we’ve been writing for a while. It’s borne many faces, and taken inspiration from many places, but it is coming together now into a form that can be taken forward into a fully-fledged LRP.
Taking inspiration from places like David Weber’s Safehold series, Mass Effect, Stargate Universe, and more, the world of No Heaven is a setting that will hopefully inspire many more stories amongst those who play in it.
Booking for No Heaven: Ceres opens now! You can book at https://forms.gle/PZ8KZ7A3Ms1wrJRV8 Make sure you’ve read the event guide at: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WW3zlQ_d9IMHoAdWcbduUbjgYpQKwAOt
It’s taken some time, but the event guide for No Heaven prelude 1: “Ceres” is now available for people to look at. The event guide contains a number of details about the setting which had previously not been specified as well as the details you will need when it comes time to book. On that …
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The Ceres Workers Collective started off as a ramshackle collection of asteroid miners putting together the basics required for semi-permanent living and working in the asteroid belt rather than having long seasons between being able to work. At first, there were some bitter rivalries but the dangers of space largely kept things from going too …
Yoda is the brains behind No Heaven, and they’ve been putting the pieces together on this for a while, taking their time to develop a setting and system that delivers their vision.