A new initiation scenario has been released!
about 2 years ago
– Fri, Oct 04, 2024 at 03:51:50 PM
The strechgoals keep dropping like flies!
“May Joy Remain” is a two-hour scenario by Nicolas Clémot - a veteran MIR player and seasoned RPG creator of "Forbidden Land of Symbaroum".
Backers will receive digital versions of the scenarios, and physical versions are available as an option, such as" At the Poem's Heart", of which here's a new illustration :)
But that's not all, our campaign is making some noise and here's a new interview with Milthra!
The next level is already on the horizon, and promises to make some noise with two new digitals tunes for the At the Shadow's Glory album made by Guillaume Galaup (LIMBE) !
Did you know there is a track on the campaign page ? Click on MUSIC ALBUM to discover it.
There is some news too on the Social Stretch Goals, another civilization has been unlocked.
THE KINGDOM OF ANICEA
"Love without death is life without merit".
Translation of the Anicean motto.
The oldest human state, Anicea is a feudal kingdom whose structure has remained unchanged since its creation. It follows a strict hierarchy built around the dead, to whom the living owe the utmost respect.
In exchange for this unwavering loyalty, it is believed that the dead grant their wisdom through oracles.
The Aniceans adoration of their dead is equalled only by their passion for courtly love, ruled by a strict code of honor towards their life partner.
In matters of warfare, Anicea was known for its blacksmiths with the skill to create objects, armor or weapons from human sacrifice. In Anicea, a warrior could offer up an arm to forge a sword, or their lover for an incomparable suit of armor.
Then came the great war.
The dead were dragged from their barrows by rebels seeking to overthrow the old ways and have the dead serve the living.
Using forbidden Arts, they transformed the sacred remains into an undead army at their command. Ever loyal to the cult of the dead, the Anicean knightly order charged to battle, not realizing what they faced.
