Community world · Custom Region · 2026

the 2026 world you, 2026

Urban pressure, Survival focus

You are an ordinary citizen in a mid-sized city in a country of your choice in 2026. Economic uncertainty, political friction, and everyday hazards shape your choices. You may choose the country you start in and send a profile in chat for your backstory.

Created by Ryucat

Runs

11

Likes

0

Locations

6

Characters

4

World premise

A playable world seed with consequences.

The morning air in the Custom Region carries the smell of diesel and damp concrete as you step out into the crowded streets. It is early spring 2026, and the city is humming with tension—prices are climbing, work is patchy, and everyone is watching for the next shift in fortune. You are an ordinary citizen, starting with little certainty and immediate social pressure. The next weeks will test your wits, your connections, and your ability to read the changing winds. Whether you are a runner, a porter, a clerk, or a market hand, survival comes down to daily choices and the trust you build with those around you. Choose your starting country and class carefully, and send your profile in chat to define your backstory.

Rising hardship is tightening daily margins across Custom Region.

Local survival pressures are reshaping who can take risks and who cannot.

Authority, rumor, and household expectation are all moving faster than comfort allows.

Most openings depend on local trust, timing, and somebody else's favor.

Map

Locations

urban

Railway Market

A crowded market under the old railway arches, where stallholders trade secondhand goods and hot food, and petty disputes flare over space and prices.

travel

Harbor Station

A transit hub near the docks, where ferries and freight trains bring people and goods, and opportunistic deals mix with the risk of being cheated or robbed.

industrial

Mill Street

A row of converted warehouses and small workshops where day laborers gather at dawn hoping for short-term work, and foremen pick crews based on reputation and need.

authority

Civic Hall

The municipal building housing permit offices, social services, and tax collection, where slow queues and complicated paperwork can decide a household's fate.

social

Chapel Yard

A community space beside a small chapel, hosting food distributions, neighborhood meetings, and childcare swaps, though charity often comes with moral strings.

residential

Tenement Block

A dense apartment building where families share walls, stairwells, and laundries, and landlords pressure tenants over rent while neighbors cover for each other.

Power

Factions

economic · influence 66

Dock Landlords

Property owners and warehouse operators who control rents and informal work along the waterfront, profiting from high turnover and pinned labor.

political · influence 63

Ward Committee

Local politicians and administrators who trade favors for votes, manage enforcement of codes, and decide whose complaints get heard.

social · influence 55

Neighborhood Associations

Residents' groups and mutual aid networks that organize against neglect, share resources, and mediate disputes without official authority.

Pressure

Opening rumors

Credibility 74

market talk

People in Custom Region say prices are moving faster than official assurances.

Credibility 57

street gossip

Whispers say an inspection or accounting sweep may land on the wrong households first.

Credibility 51

travelers

Some insist the next few weeks will reward those who understand survival before everyone else does.

Begin

Start a life inside the 2026 world you, 2026.

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