Dusk in the village of Kith — a handful of people gathered around a cookfire on the commons, stone rotundas behind them, warm windows lit against a cold blue-green sky.
Kith

You’re not late.
You’re early.

Twenty years ago you logged out of a cantina and life happened. About twenty-five hundred of us found our way back. Now we’re founding the place where the rest of us live — with a light on for whoever walks in next.

However you play, someone here plays that way too

That’s the whole idea. The tools came later, because we kept answering the same questions.

Crafters

Resource hunters, schematic-readers, people who will absolutely tell you why your last run was a waste of Kalcite.

Pilots

Reverse-engineering ship parts, arguing about loadouts, and hauling the rest of us out of trouble.

Hunters

Group runs, loot councils, and the person who always knows where the thing you need actually spawns.

Traders

Vendors, price guides, custom orders, and a tailor who will make you something nobody else has.

Still being built

The place isn’t finished. That’s not an apology. It’s the reason there’s still room for you.

Building

Spawn watches, by resource class

Tell it what you actually need and it tells you the moment it spawns, instead of you refreshing a page for a week.

Building

One sign-in, everywhere

Your Discord account, once, and every tool knows you. No more separate logins for the vault and the board.

Building

Bulk ordering for the tailor

Kit out a whole group in one order instead of eleven separate conversations.

Live

Report a bug, get a fix, often within the week

Bug reports go straight from Discord into the pipeline. There is one person on the other end of it, and he reads all of them.

You don’t have to introduce yourself.

Nobody will ask where you’ve been, how long it’s been since you played, or why you can’t remember how experimentation works. Come in, say hello, and take whatever’s useful.