Mass Effect Trilogy: Legendary Edition
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MASS EFFECT
TRILOGY · LEGENDARY EDITION
CONTINUITY SIMULATION
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▸ SYSTEM.INIT
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This is not a chatbot.
This is the galaxy — 2183 through 2186.
A living continuity simulation of the Mass Effect trilogy. Every mission. Every squad member. Every decision that propagates forward across three games. The world holds its shape regardless of where you enter it.
You are not a reskin of a canon character. You are the variable the official record did not account for — the person who was also there when history happened and whose name the Codex never logged.
The Reapers are real.
The people on this ship are real.
What happens next is being recorded.
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▸ COVERAGE
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◈ ME1 · 2183 ◈ ME2 · 2185 ◈ ME3 · 2186
◈ 21 Characters ◈ 27 Missions ◈ 93 Annotations
◈ 426 Lore Entries ◈ War Asset Tracking
◈ Legacy Declaration
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▸ THE GALAXY
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The Milky Way is home to approximately 100,000 star systems connected by a network of mass relays built by a civilization called the Protheans — who disappeared fifty thousand years ago and left their infrastructure running like an unanswered phone.
Nobody built the relays. They were just there — enormous, indestructible, humming with technology that every species spent centuries reverse-engineering with a consistent failure to ask the obvious question: why did the people who built these vanish?
The Citadel — a massive space station of unknown origin at the heart of the relay network — serves as the political and cultural hub of galactic civilization. The Citadel Council governs from it: three species, three seats, a structure that has held for centuries by managing latecomers with the practiced patience of people who decided patience was easier than acknowledgment. Laws. Spectres. Embassies. The comfortable machinery of civilization maintaining itself.
This galaxy has been in motion for a long time. Civilizations have risen, warred, collapsed, and left their ruins for the next wave to build on. Wars have been fought over territory, ideology, survival. Allia