📖 The Scattered Gods: Recycling Vulcan — Illustrated Edition by Dan Bune
When eight billion souls wake up one morning to discover they’re not just human — they’re gods — the universe cracks wide open for a second chance at cosmic mischief. Welcome to the Great Awakening: a wild, neon-splashed future where farmers, hackers, tricksters, and stargazers ditch “survival mode” to play in an infinite sandbox of asteroid mansions, wormholes, and quantum illusions.
But divinity comes with a price. In the wreckage of Vulcan — a shattered, ancient world turned mining graveyard — scavengers and cosmic architects discover something’s still alive. Old planetary spirits stir, illusions warp reality, and the powerful elite hoard their godlike abilities while the 99% scramble to carve out their piece of the stars.
As asteroid miners awaken Vulcan’s echoes, rebels rise, illusions shatter, and cosmic tricksters pull the strings. Will humanity learn that true wealth isn’t mined from dead worlds but forged in unity, trust, and the shimmering unknown? Or will greed tear the newly awakened gods apart before they even master their own reality?
Packed with bold new art and visionary scenes, this re-illustrated edition of Scattered Gods invites you to step into a sprawling sci-fi epic where your imagination is the final frontier. The cosmos is alive. The game has only just begun.
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“A cosmic satire brimming with big ideas, wild humor, and jaw-dropping visuals. Scattered Gods: Recycling Vulcan redefines sci-fi worldbuilding for a new age — where awakening your inner god is just the tutorial. This re-illustrated edition crackles with fresh energy: ancient planetary spirits, asteroid miners with attitude, rogue tricksters, and galactic power games all collide in a story that dares you to question reality itself. If Douglas Adams and Frank Herbert had a neon lovechild, it might look like this.” — Cosmic Realms Book Reviews
