Lif3web Wikia

Welcome to the Lifeweb Wikia
This is a wiki for the Space Station 13 based game known as "Lifeweb". It is an incredibly violent, unfair yet realistic representation of how a world/society would play out if the only reliable source of electricity/power came from an apparatus that converts electricity from still-pumping human blood/life force dubbed the "Lifeweb". This all plays out in a post-apocalyptic / medieval'esque setting over a thousand years in the future where murder, rape, theft and cannibalism is common.

If you are here for information on how to play this game as a newbie, click here

The game is a modification from the original Space Station 13 game that's still currently hosted through a third-party service called BYOND. The mod and the current availability to play Lifeweb was created by an individual known as Randy Sandy in Russia. Unfortunately, the code for this amazing game/mod has not been shared and remains close sourced with fear that It would be "casualized" and/or be corrupted by furries.

Any information in regards to playing the actual game itself has also been kept extremely secretive by the community with them only very occasionally sharing something called "Metasheets" (example of one here)in conversations that are lists and/or guides of information/techniques to playing/completing certain jobs or objectives. Even today, you're only able to join the currently active Lifeweb servers themselves using byond:// "magnet" links. The game is incredibly complex, unforgiving and cruel and it offers no tutorials or hand-holding whatsoever which has turned many away from even trying to learn the game. The only other wikis & information that exist publically for this game can be found at:

http://en.lfwb.ru/index.php/Main_Page

This is essentially an english-translated version of the "original" russian-based wiki of:

http://lfwb.ru/index.php

That wiki is however, painfully vague so I created this one in hopes of sharing more information about the game as the rest of the current community, including the above-mentioned wikis shun the idea of even thinking about doing so, not realizing just how much it stagnates the player-base by giving new people no chance on getting into what is a beautifully developed mod that has been brought down with a toxic, secretive player-base.