• An expansive plot & character driven setting that changes as its players interact with each other and the setting at large.

• A site plot that has been designed to have the ability to allow characters to join in regardless of how much interaction they've had with the setting prior.

• A flexible site plot that can interchangeably swap out NPCs and player characters in the event that people integral to the plot go missing; how many plots have you seen die because someone happened to disappear?

• The capability to create custom races as justified through the setting's phlebotinum.

• An applied phlebotinum called katalyst with clearly defined rules that gives you the tools you need to create crazy character powers or technologies. Katalyst explains how your powers and the like are powered so that you don't have to if you don't want to.

• A freeform combat system without strict stats which has some rules but still strives to allow for individual player interpretation of 'power levels'. Character development and plot are the focus of the setting, not combat, so we tried to keep stats and strict numbers out of the picture as much as possible.

• The ability to create custom powers and abilities or just keep your characters normal (But still have the capability to not be useless), as mentioned above.

• Several different ways to play out your character, whether it be a superpowered school life, older upstanding citizens, downtrodden vigilante types or a mixture of anything else.