Added Core Gameplay Pillars

src/en/space-station-14/core-design.md

@@ -10,6 +10,20 @@ Questions around Core Game Design should be directed towards the Design Committe
 - Forks and other communities may have different ideas and directions which they want to take the game, which is fine and something we want to encourage!
 - Forks can use these principles as a base or create their own, this is primarily intended to serve as a direction for upstream SS14 development.
 
+## This doc is actively under development and is not fully complete. Things may change!
 
-## Placeholder Page, this doc is actively under development
-This document will be filled out as core design elements are decided on by the Design Committe.
+# Identity
+ Spacestation 14 is a game where disasters, enemies, and incompetence conspire to make each shift aboard the station a unique and hellish experience.
+
+# Core Pillars
+These pillars serve as the guiding concepts for designing features for SS14. When creating features or changing balance you should be actively thinking about how these concepts relate to your change. 
+## Chaotic
+- No two rounds should play alike. The combination of antagonists, incompetence, and disasters should create situations where players have to deal with rapidly changing unpredictable situations.
+## Seriously Silly
+- aka "The clown has put space lube all over the halls, armed the station nuke and is throwing cream-pies filled with acid at security officers", a situation like this on its face is completely ludicrous but is taken seriously by players.
+## Dynamic Environment
+- The gameworld should be malleable, letting players build, deconstruct, or modify anything. It should be *possible* to build an entire separate station and continue the round there if players put in the effort.
+## Intuitive and Inter-Connected Simulation
+- Simulated systems should be complex enough to create engaging gameplay/decisions while still being intuitive enough to learn without wiki-diving. Systems should interact with each other as much as feasible to create new emergent gameplay opportunities.
+## Player Interaction/Agency
+- Players should be encouraged to interact with each other as much as possible to create opertunties for conflict or cooperation. Mechanics should reinforce the player's ability to make impactful decisions while mitigating those decisions' effects on the agency of other players.