You’re in hell…

You awaken in darkness—confined within a birthing sac of flesh, as warm and adhesive as it is alien. You emerge breathing heavily, the memory of death still raw beneath your skin. Welcome to Dis, the city of Hell. Your earlier life, your age or strength—none of it matters now. You were reborn exactly as you died .If you couldn’t break free, you’d drown, reborn again and again. Now, every second matters. What Hell Is • You spawn naked, empty-handed, and alone in a city of ruin and desperation  . • Death is not final—it resets you. Each time you die, you start over at a random point, barely remembering the last run  . The First Rule: Kill or Be Killed • The first alive soul you see could be your salvation—or your last chance. Kill swiftly, or be killed first. That’s survival  . Finding Shelter and Tools • Don’t linger outdoors. Rain falls constantly, filled with disease. Seek shelter in crumbling buildings—maybe a Victorian manor or an ancient mud-brick hut. Kill anyone inside, build a fire, fashion tools from scrap metal and timber . • Water must be boiled to avoid pneumonia—Hell doesn’t forgive weakness . Society Among the Damned • Survivors fall into two categories: • Fresh Meat—newly reborn, desperate, and vulnerable. • Residents—those who’ve endured long enough to form tribal structures. However, even residents prey on fresh arrivals or betray their own to stay alive   . • Join a tribe for temporary security—but don’t get comfortable. Death can come at any moment. Horrors to Avoid • Stay away from the Boneyard, where torture and depravity are elevated into ritual and redemption. The screams echo forever, and morality bleeds into madness . The Only Way Out • Escaping isn’t a dream—it’s a fight. The only exit is a pillar of fire that pierces Hell’s clouded sky, a pathway back to the living  . • When the pillar appears—usually when someone on Earth attempts to contact the dead