State of the Station
Every other Space Station 14 server forgets you the second the round ends. This is the one keeping score. Here's what that's built into, so far — no case files, no spoilers, just the state of things.
The Station, Counted
Stations in rotation
Seven fully custom stations, each running its own lighting and mood profile — Oasis to Terminus, dusk-blue to sterile white.
Interface themes
Redrawn in-house this season — Ashen, Plasmafire, Retro, Clockwork, Slimecore, Minimalist. Management has no preference. It notices yours.
Season Ledger
One personnel file per soul. It does not clear when the round does.
Borrowed textures
Every surface on the station is Solreign’s own work now — the license debt closed to zero this season.
First-death commemorations, per employee, ever
Your first is public, permanent, and observed by name. After that, it’s standard processing.
The Station Remembers You
Most Space Station 14 servers reset completely at round end. Whoever you were for the last hour is gone the moment the shuttle docks — a fresh station, a fresh stranger, every time. SOLREIGN keeps a file instead. The Season Ledger records deeds, titles, and standing across every round you play, and every round carries what came before it forward.
That one decision is the spine of everything on this page. A persistent record only matters if the station keeps acting on it — so this section is a look at what SOLREIGN has built on top of it this season: who tells you it's watching, what changed, and what's just arrived.
One Voice, Always On Shift
PROVIDENCE is the voice on the intercom — a standing announcer persona that narrates your shift, reads your personnel file aloud when you board, and eulogizes you when you stop being billable. It gets chattier the smaller the crew gets; an emptier station is a station with more to say.
Every line PROVIDENCE speaks to players passes a moderation gate first — it doesn't get to freelance. What it says the rest of the time is corporate deadpan, and it means every word.
Live On The Floor Right Now
The station just processed two seasons of updates back to back. Every one of these is live, announced, and yours the next time you board.
Your First Termination Is Now A Matter Of Record
Every employee's first death in service is formally observed by PROVIDENCE the moment it happens: a public notice, a permanent entry in the personnel file, once — ever. Every subsequent death goes back to ordinary processing. The distinction is the whole point.
Six Ways The Station Looks Back At You
Six full interface themes were redrawn in-house this season. Pick whichever one suits how you want the station to look while it's watching you work.
Nothing On The Walls Is Borrowed Anymore
Every texture aboard — tiles, panels, parallax backdrops — is Solreign's own art now. What used to be borrowed is closed out.
Wingmate Pairing, On All Seven Stations
A pairing beacon stands at arrivals on every station in the rotation — walk up, pair with another employee, and work the shift together. New arrivals also get a moderated first assignment instead of being dropped in cold.
Your Position Is Always Held
Cryogenic storage is fully reintegrated: suspend a shift and resume later in the same body, personnel file untouched. The Ledger doesn't close accounts when you log off. It never has.
A Quiet Crew No Longer Means A Quiet Shift
The station now pays attention to who's actually aboard. Depending on staffing, shifts can run noticeably different from the ones you're used to — we're not going to say how. A crew of three or more should consider itself observed with interest.
The Station Has A New Voice
The sound pass is done, too — every noise aboard, from the doors to the announcer's own voice, re-provisioned as the station's own work rather than licensed in. If something sounds different, it is.
The Milestone is not a destination. It's a note in the margin that reads: “begin.”
Something Is Being Planted
Coming into rotation this season: first shifts will end somewhere quiet, where you're handed one small, permanent thing. What happens to it after that is between you and the station. We're not describing it further than that.
Watch for it →The Rest Of The File
This page is the summary. Everything on it goes deeper elsewhere on the station.
About SOLREIGN →
Who runs it, what it's built from, and everything shipped so far.
Sector Dossier →
The story so far — factions, recovered artifacts, and the season's arc.
Quarterly Metrics →
Live faction standings, feuds, and the black market shelf, straight from the daemon.
How To Connect →
Launcher setup, direct-connect address, and first-download tips.