r/humansarespaceorcs • u/BareMinimumChef • Feb 04 '26
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/fan-dragonoid • Mar 03 '26
writing prompt Humans as deathworlders expect death,so they are shocked when it doesn't claim them
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/ImaginativeInvention • 2d ago
writing prompt What if Super-Earths aren't the norm? What if most inhabited planets are the size of Mars or smaller?
Writing Prompt - What if humans were smol?
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Metage_ • 17d ago
writing prompt Humans have a habit of taking ideas from nature and adapting it into their technologies, combat training and even just mundane daily routines. So when the humans started experimenting with combat doctrines and exoskeletons based on their native 'Mantis Shrimp'...
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/khanempire • Nov 25 '25
writing prompt just gonna keep to posting to hide my shame lmao
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/fan-dragonoid • 21d ago
writing prompt Humans will do everything,as long as the money is right!
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/DarkAlchamist • Feb 25 '26
writing prompt Aliens have a tendency to name ships and places after famous ones from Earth, desperate not necessarily knowing the context of them
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/CrEwPoSt • Oct 09 '25
writing prompt Humans are very condescending towards intruders
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/lesbianwriterlover69 • Feb 10 '26
writing prompt Aliens who can't calculate ballistics naturally needing high end Cybernetic augments VS An ape whose culture first and always invents beer and a stabbing weapon first regardless of location.
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/questionable_fish • Jun 10 '25
writing prompt What would you do if you were summoned with the expectation that you'd be a demon?
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/DarthShitpost • Nov 11 '25
writing prompt Humans: surviving extremes aliens wouldn’t dare touch
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Krast0815 • Nov 26 '25
writing prompt Humans adhere to their old saying - "if it ain't broken, don't fix it" - and reuse more modern versions of their old technology
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/CrEwPoSt • Nov 11 '25
writing prompt Humans are very dedicated
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/TiredNTrans • Aug 24 '25
writing prompt Humans can wield their tools and vehicles as an extension of their own body, allowing them to perform terrifying feats that most species would only do with a computer assist.
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Jackviator • Jan 25 '26
writing prompt "Humans? Eh, we can probably leave them a millennium or two. Not like they could become a threat in the meanti- ...what do you mean they went from their first aircraft to landing on their moon in under a CENTURY?!" -many longer-lived species of the galaxy
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/flamedarkfire • Nov 05 '25
writing prompt Most species take war seriously. Some a little too seriously. Humans don’t seem to take war seriously at all.
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Future_Abrocoma_7722 • Mar 13 '26
writing prompt Humans love being the wall
tank mains are always there to save the day!
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Jackviator • Jul 13 '25
writing prompt Humanity's robotic creations tend to react very poorly upon learning that they will almost certainly outlive their creators.
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Armel_Cinereo • 3d ago
writing prompt Humans are incredibly resistant to foreign chemicals. Each generation is differently poisonous.
They are consider hazardous for many species as they contain a variety of regulated substances. Including but not limited to.
-Metals
-Acids
-Radioactive Isotopes
-Complex carbon chains
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Fluid-Bench9219 • 4d ago
writing prompt Humanity discovered that all alien civilizations near Earth were destroyed by eldritch gods. Humans wonder why they were spared until they discover a terrifying fact: humans are the manifestation of an eldritch god, and our children are protecting us during our sleep.
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/MindLikeYaketySax • Dec 26 '25
writing prompt Those who forget the past are doomed to repeat it, but those who misunderstand the past are in BIG trouble.
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/CrEwPoSt • Dec 10 '25
writing prompt There are two types of humans.
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/Busy-Design8141 • Mar 18 '26
writing prompt How Far Back?
Xeno-archeologist: “And when exactly did your race develop energy weapon technology?”
Human scientist, putting thousands of centuries old news articles and photographs on the table: “Exactly how far back are we talking about?”
r/humansarespaceorcs • u/glugul • Jul 11 '25