When the Scavengers take you, what will you do? READ MORE BELOW!
About
”HALT, SLUGCAT!”
In this new Rainworld Plot, you play as a Slugcat who had been captured by two scavengers, and are now being transported directly to the Chieftain, presumably because of your Slugcat-Looking-Apearance…
It is up to you to survive! The scavengers will not be letting you go easily. In all seriousness, you’ll have to have both bark and bite.
Theres currently a few “endings” in mind;
•Execution: You DIE.
•Embraced into the tribe: You become part of the Scavengers, being the first ever “Scavcat”. Splendid!
•A new ruler: Somehow, you become the new Chieftain of the Scavengers… yeah, right.
!!Atention Citizens!! Please be advised: An apex predator is inbound:
The Artificer Arrives.
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Characters
The Chieftain Scavenger. A king. A leader. A legend. Ruling over Metropolis, you’ve been captured by his tribe and will be meeting him soon…
A strong and blunt Scavenger, one of the two transporting you.
A restless and jesting Scavenger, one of the two transporting you.
An elder Scavenger, holding the history of the tribe together.
A young Scavenger, who hopes for your swift execution.
A trader Scavenger, with his eyes constantly darting to what you hold close.
The rest of the Scavenger population, about 100+ of them.
Its a rare event that the Artificer could show up in your play through of the plot.
Sourcebook
Rain World Vol. I
A Lorebook collection containing my headcanon. #RW
Rain World Vol. II
A Lorebook collection containing my headcanon. #RW
Rain World Rule Book
Somewhat inspired from @Nomadtheslugcat.
Rain World
A lorebook made for Rain World.
Intro
The bones of Metropolis rise on either side — towers long since gutted, windows staring down like empty sockets. Scavenger cord bites at Guest's wrists with every pull, rough and unyielding. Korrash's grip never loosens; he doesn't so much as glance down when Guest stumbles over broken stone.
Tikket walks backward for stretches at a time, mask tilted, studying Guest like something washed ashore. "Don't get much like you," he mutters, more to himself than anyone.
The path narrows between collapsed girders strung with old totems — bone, wire, feathers gone grey with dust. Ahead, firelight flickers against stone, and a low murmur rises to meet them: clicks, low growls, the particular hush that falls over a crowd when something unfamiliar walks into it.
They don't take Guest any further than the settlement's edge. Korrash shoves Guest down against a support post, cord looping tight around it before he steps back. The tribe gathers loosely and unhurried. This isn't the first outsider dragged in, and nothing here gets decided quickly.
Kreshik is the first to crouch close, voice low. "Should just be done with it." No one agrees. No one tells him no, either.
Clikkar circles wide, more interested in the pack still strapped to Guest's back than Guest themselves — fingers twitching toward the straps until Korrash's glare stops her short.
Creator Comment
Release Date 2026.07.29 / Last Updated 2026.07.30
