Nobody hands you a map of the moon. You land on the outside and work your way inward — one portal, one level, one transporter at a time.
Four steps, every run. How far down the chain you go is up to you — and so is how far you have to carry it back.
Every run starts outside, in vacuum, on 804 km² of crater and ridge. There is no air to carry sound, no cover you did not bring, and other operatives dropping onto the same server.
The builders left gateways into the moon, half-buried in the craters. They are not marked. Read the terrain, sweep with your scanner, strip wrecks for charts — or follow someone who already knows.
One stride and the vacuum is gone. You are standing kilometres inside the moon, on a world with its own terrain, its own threats and a ceiling made of the next level up.
Somewhere on every charted level is a transporter to another. Find it and beam to a level no portal reaches — further from the surface, richer, and further from the way home.
Explore. Survive. Defend yourself.
Portals take you in. Transporters take you deeper. Hatches take you home. Getting lost in Selentara mostly means forgetting which is which.
Half-buried gateways in the craters. Each one opens onto a single level, and every operative on the server is looking for the same ones you are.
Machines the builders used to move between levels without the surface. They are the only route to the deepest levels — and every jump puts the way home further away.
The way back out. Hatches return you to the surface, where the extraction pads are — and where whoever followed you in is waiting.
See which levels have been charted, and where they sit in the stack.
Next chapter 03 / 10Inner LevelsEvery charted world inside the shell.Continue →Make an account in the Control Center, pick a frame, and take your first kit down. It runs in your browser — nothing to install.
