Three thousand beings pulled from collapsing stars. Every one is a different survivor of a different death — six species, forty-seven traits, no duplicates, ever.
Every one
already exists
Nothing here is a placeholder. The full collection is rendered, ranked and frozen — you are minting from a set that is already finished.
In the dark between galaxies, where light has never arrived and time folds back into itself, a star finishes dying. What survives the collapse is not debris. It is a person — carrying the whole memory of the thing that burned.
Three thousand of them made it out. Six species, each keyed to a different class of stellar death. Forty-seven traits that never repeat in the same arrangement twice. The rarest, the Celestials, number twenty-three across the entire collection.
Read the odds
before you mint
Full trait distribution across all 3,000 beings. Lower percentage, fewer siblings.
Four tiers,
one ranking
Every being gets a composite rarity score the moment it is revealed. The tier is the score, not a promise.