Vote with the city
Open the newest Bluesky choice and reply A, B, or C from the account you want tied to your citizen name.
Player Houses
Claim your place beneath the fallen star
Asterfall is played in public today: read the daily choice, reply A, B, or C on Bluesky, then return tomorrow to see what the city became. Sign in through Citizen Hall to found a private House: a banner, standing, history, and scars from the same turns everyone helps decide.
Play now: vote on Bluesky
House claims use Bluesky sign-in
Public vote stays equal
Open Citizen Hall
Your path into Asterfall
Play now. Claim a House in Citizen Hall.
The public Chronicle is already playable, and the private House claim flow is live. Vote from the Bluesky account you want to carry into Asterfall; that account becomes your key.
Return for the result
The next update shows the winning choice, changed resources, new dangers, and fresh story threads.
Sign in with Bluesky
No separate Asterfall account: Bluesky sign-in unlocks your private Citizen identity and House claim.
Found your House
Choose an origin and focus, then watch your House gain standing, notes, and consequences from coming turns.
The player hall
What your House will hold.
Your House is the personal ledger of a citizen family living through the same disasters, discoveries, and victories as the public city.
Your House state
View reputation, stability, influence, records, and the latest turn that changed them.
Your vote history
See the choices your Bluesky account made and how those choices lined up with the city.
Your public face
Keep your House private by default, or later choose exactly what appears in public.
Your return door
Come back through Bluesky sign-in to see the same private hall from phone or desktop.
House gate status
The city is open. Citizen Hall is live.
Voting remains the heart of play, and players can now sign in with Bluesky to claim a private Citizen identity and found one House.
Citizen Hall does not ask for an Asterfall password or a Bluesky app password. It uses Bluesky's account flow, keeps Houses private by default, and preserves equal public vote weight.