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A xenomorph infection.
Miners setting out to get minerals.
A normal shift in Chemistry.

About SS13

Space Station 13 is a paranoia-laden roleplaying game set against the backdrop of a nonsensical, metal death trap masquerading as a space station.

Read more here.

GearStation Community

The main website for the GearStation community is https://gearstation.space/
The forum is run at https://gearstation.space/forum
We also have a discord server at https://discord.gg/DCddpQ5MzM

Servers

There is currently one GearStation server, hosted by Sergeirocks100.
Download BYOND to play.
Server Link: http://www.gearstation.space/join

Included Maps

Check out these maps that come packaged by default in the game.

Credit Notice

All pages on this wiki, unless stated otherwise on the article, are sourced from the /tg/station wiki.

Check on there for things such as edit history, and the contributors of the article, as the way some articles were transferred to the GearStation wiki didn't preserve edit history.

Navigation
Guide to Chemistry	Backstory	How to Contribute to the Wiki
Guide to Food and Drinks	Rules	Report a Bug
Guide to Construction	Frequently Asked Questions	Guide to Mapping
Guide to Robotics	Administrators	Guide to Spriting
Guide to Space Law	How to Contribute to the Game	Understanding SS13 Code

This page is based on the main page from BeeStation's wiki, which appears to be based on the /tg/station wiki's main page.

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+<div style="margin-bottom:50px; text-align: center;">[[File:Header.png]]</div>
+<gallery perrow=2 mode="packed-hover">
+File:frontpage_action.png|link=Xenos|A xenomorph infection.
+File:header_lavaland.png|link=Shaft Miner|Miners setting out to get minerals.
+File:frontpage_medbay.png|link=Chemistry|A normal shift in Chemistry.
+</gallery>
+{| style="min-width: 611px; width: 100%;"
+!valign=center; align=left; style="width: 50%"|
+[[File:New_players_assistant.png|400px|link=Starter guide]]<br>
+[[File:Rules.png|400px|link=Rules]]<br>
+[[File:JBSTabccRob.png|400px|link=Jobs]]<br>
+[[File:LCTNTabccRob.png|400px|link=Locations]]<br>
+[[File:maps.png|400px|link=maps]]<br>
+[[File:GMTabccRob.png|400px|link=Game Mode]]<br>
+[[File:OBJTabccRob.png|400px|link=Objects]]<br>
+[[File:GTabccRob.png|400px|link=Guides]]<br>
+[[File:HASccRob.png|400px|link=Downloading the source code]]<br>
+[[File:History.png|400px|link=The history of SS13]]<br>
+[[File:Needs revision.png|400px|link=Category:Needs_revision]]<br>
+|valign=center; align=center; style="width: 50%"|
+=== About SS13 ===
+''Space Station 13 is a paranoia-laden roleplaying game set against the backdrop of a nonsensical, metal death trap masquerading as a space station.''
+''Read more [[What is SS13|here]].''
+=== GearStation Community ===
+The main website for the GearStation community is https://gearstation.space/<br>
+The forum is run at https://gearstation.space/forum<br>
+We also have a discord server at https://discord.gg/DCddpQ5MzM
+=== Servers ===
+There is currently one GearStation server, hosted by Sergeirocks100.<br>
+'''Download [https://www.byond.com/download/ BYOND] to play.'''<br>
+'''Server Link:''' http://www.gearstation.space/join<br>
+=== Included Maps ===
+Check out these maps that come packaged by default in the game.
+* [[MetaStation]]
+* [[DeltaStation]]
+* [[KiloStation]]
+* [[IceBoxStation]]
+=== Credit Notice ===
+All pages on this wiki, unless stated otherwise on the article, are sourced from the [https://tgstation13.org/wiki /tg/station wiki.]
+Check on there for things such as edit history, and the contributors of the article, as the way some articles were transferred to the GearStation wiki didn't preserve edit history.
+|}
+{| style="background: #EEEEFF; border: 1px solid #BFB6A3; min-width: 611px; width: 100%; padding: 10px;"
+! colspan="3" | Navigation <hr>
+|-
+|[[Guide to chemistry|Guide to Chemistry]]
+|[[Backstory]]
+|[[Guide to contributing to the wiki|How to Contribute to the Wiki]]
+|-
+|[[Guide to food and drinks|Guide to Food and Drinks]]
+|[[Rules]]
+|[[Reporting Issues|Report a Bug]]
+|-
+|[[Guide to construction|Guide to Construction]]
+|[[Frequently Asked Questions]]
+|[[Guide to mapping|Guide to Mapping]]
+|-
+|[[Guide to robotics|Guide to Robotics]]
+|[[Administrators]]
+|[[Guide to spriting|Guide to Spriting]]
+|-
+|[[Space Law|Guide to Space Law]]
+|[[Guide to contributing to the game|How to Contribute to the Game]]
+|[[Understanding SS13 code|Understanding SS13 Code]]
+|
+|
+|}
+[[Category:SS13]]
+''This page is based on the [https://wiki.beestation13.com/view/Main_Page main page from BeeStation's wiki,] which appears to be based on the /tg/station wiki's main page.''