An online world in the old style
It's built on tiles and keeps time in ticks, and you grow by your skills, not by trading your gear for the next set. Chop an oak, net a fish in the river, light a fire and cook your catch, then stop to talk with whoever's about.
At first glance it's a cosy place: an inn with a chimney shaped like a kettle, charcoal burners at work in the woods, a farm at harvest. Look closer, and it remembers things.
The first four skills
Woodcutting
Chop an oak with whoever's there. It stands a while however many chop it, then falls for everyone, and each of you rolls for your own logs, so joining someone never costs them.
Fishing
Net minnows where the river ripples. A spot never runs out, so there's room on the bank for everyone.
Bushcraft
Living off the land, starting with fire. Light your logs, and the fire burns a minute or two, for anyone who needs it.
Cooking
Cook your catch on any fire, yours or a stranger's. Burn it, and you learn nothing from it.
Promises
Skills, not resets
Every skill runs from 1 to 100, and 100 stays the top for good. What you earn keeps its value.
Earned, not bought
No pay-to-win. Status is never sold for real money, and the best things come from doing it yourself.
Better together, possible alone
Everything can be done on your own. Doing it together is easier, or faster.
Nobody hurts you unless you choose
Players fight each other only where they've chosen to enter a marked zone.
Around Brackenmoor
The Kettle's forecourt 
Millbrook 
The Bridge of Coins 
The charcoal burners 
The memorial 
Granny Thistle's
