A small spaceship, 2126

a ero of vikings, 950

In the busy trading town of Hedeby, where Norse tradition meets European trade, you must secure food, coin, and standing while the assembly debates, the earl watches, and the harbor brings strangers with schemes.

Arrakis The Water Debt, 10191

You are a low-level water-seeker in Arrakeen during the tense transition of power between House Harkonnen and House Atreides. Caught in the crushing heat and the shadow of the Shield Wall, you must navigate the brutal scarcity of the deep desert's edge. Your life is measured in drops of dew collected from windtraps and the favor of those who control the spice flow. Whether you are a city-dwelling 'water-beggar', a smuggler's apprentice, or a scribe for a minor pyon family, the desert cares nothing for your lineage—only your ability to preserve your body's moisture and stay clear of the Great Houses' lethal games.

The Fallen House of, 900

A once-proud Norse noble family, now fallen from power in the walled city of Jorvik. You must navigate survival among enemies, debts, and fading influence, while holding your remaining kin together.

A Kingdom in Decay, 1820

The Kingdom of Vaelor is decaying under a weak crown. Crime festers while the royal court struggles to maintain its grip. Born into a respectable middle-tier family, you possess a striking, exotic beauty from mixed blood. Now the castle has summoned you and a handful of others to compete for the crown prince's hand. This is not a chance for love—it is a political arena where ambition, rivalry, and the desperate need for legitimacy decide who survives. In a kingdom on the edge, your beauty is both a weapon and a liability.

A Captain's Duty, 1878

A strange plague has erupted in the harbor city of Port Renn, turning the dead into hungry shambling corpses. You are a captain in the island's small regular army, one of only a few thousand soldiers trying to keep order among 600,000 civilians. The outbreak has just begun, and if it can be contained, Gran Morne may become a safe haven for the mainland—but every day the dead spread, and the sea routes are fragile.

The Waking City, 2026

Modern New York is a city where magic is real, rare, difficult, valuable, and quietly integrated into society. Magic has no single universal system. It responds to disciplined ways of interpreting reality: ritual, science, law, art, faith, technology, crime, or business. As the city reaches critical symbolic density, the line between a legal contract and a binding ritual has dissolved, and the pressure of eight million competing ambitions is causing the mundane world to buckle.