Player governance · Community
The Genesis Council.
Players have a seat at the table.
The Genesis Council is a player-elected advisory body that shapes how Genesis Engine develops. Elected by players. Advising on the decisions that matter.
What the Council is.
The Genesis Council is a body of elected player representatives. Members are chosen by the Web3 gaming community. They advise on platform priorities, surface concerns from the player base, and review proposed changes that affect how Genesis Engine works.
The Council exists because Web3 gaming infrastructure decisions affect players directly. Custody design, marketplace rules, dispute handling, recovery policies — these are not just engineering choices. Players should have structured input.
The Council does not run Genesis Engine. Triolith Games AB does. The Council advises, challenges, and represents. The team builds and ships.
Why this structure works.
Most player governance in Web3 is symbolic. Token votes with low turnout and no real access. Councils that advise on nothing consequential.
The Genesis Council is built differently. Members see the platform roadmap before it ships. They sit in the room where decisions are made. They sign NDAs because what they see is real. The structure only works if the access is real. Ours is.
Player governance only works when the structure is real.
What Council members do.
Advise on platform priorities
Members see the platform roadmap before public release. They flag concerns, propose changes, and represent the player base in priority discussions.
Review proposed changes
Significant changes to custody, marketplace, fees, or dispute handling are shared with the Council before they ship. Members can request reconsideration or escalation.
Surface community concerns
When the player base hits a real issue — broken mechanics, unfair outcomes, opaque decisions — Council members raise it directly with the team.
Sign NDAs where needed
Pre-release roadmap discussions and sensitive operational decisions are confidential. Members sign NDAs covering specific scopes and timeframes. Pre-release discussions stay confidential until the team is ready to ship.
How elections work.
Elections run twice a year. Any player on Genesis Engine can nominate themselves or another player. Voting is open to the platform's verified player base.
Nominations open
Players nominate candidates over a two-week window. Nominees submit a short platform statement.
Candidate review
Triolith reviews nominees for basic eligibility — active on platform, no fraud history, willing to sign NDAs. No platform veto on positions, only eligibility.
Voting
Verified players vote over a two-week window. Each player has one vote per seat.
Council seated
The top vote-getters take their seats. Terms run six months. Members can stand for re-election.
Current Council.
Election dates are not yet set. The first Genesis Council vote will run after Genesis Engine launches and the platform has active players. The schedule, application window, and nomination form will be published here when timing is firm.
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