Where Power Flows Through Divine Blood and Mortal Ambition
Explore the complex political landscape of Arcadia, where supernatural threats have shaped every form of governance. From mighty kingdoms built on divine tragedy to underground resistance movements, discover how mortals organize themselves in a world where gods' emotions can reshape coastlines and cosmic conflicts determine the fate of nations.
The great realms where crowned heads rule over territories shaped by divine intervention and cosmic consequence
Built from the ruins of ancient Quenos, destroyed by divine grief when Elodias lost Senia. Now a prosperous coastal kingdom known as the "breadbasket of the east," where maritime culture and agricultural abundance create a society that has learned to thrive after cosmic tragedy.
Once the shining city transformed by the fallen Sun God Solarius, devastated during the Silent God crisis but slowly rebuilding. The golden architecture and fire magic traditions represent both divine blessing and the terrible cost of cosmic corruption.
A tropical island paradise where Sommer Isle Elves practice spiritual superiority and Zenith-exclusive worship. Their pristine marble cities and rigid perfection mask the dangerous seduction of a flawed utopian vision that prioritizes order over growth.
The Verdant Veil's elven civilization governed through wisdom-keeper guided democracy where nature-speakers commune directly with the forest's consciousness. Their organic cities and living architecture represent harmony between governance and natural forces.
Ancient territories under rigid military-administrative control, focused on maintaining order through comprehensive monitoring and regulation. Their bureaucratic structures prioritize stability and predictability over individual freedom in post-war reconstruction.
Where faith becomes the foundation of power and divine mandate shapes governmental authority
A powerful monotheistic organization seeking to replace traditional Wild God worship with absolute submission to Zenith's Light. Their hierarchical theocracy combines spiritual authority with political control through systematic conversion and social engineering.
Study the MovementUnderground communities of those cast out by Zenith's Chosen, operating alternative governance structures focused on survival and mutual aid. Their hidden sanctuaries and resistance operations challenge absolute religious authority through solidarity and strategic action.
Join the ResistanceTraditional religious communities organized around service to divine beings, serving as intermediaries between mortal and supernatural realms. These societies maintain official knowledge while often suppressing dangerous truths, operating complex hierarchies based on spiritual development and political loyalty.
Enter the TempleSocieties organized around strength, survival, and adaptation to the harshest environments
Beastmen societies of the Crimson Tundra organized around strength-based hierarchies and worship of primal violence. Their culture represents survival through embracing rather than avoiding the world's harsh realities, with complex clan systems based on pack hierarchies and seasonal hunts.
Join the HuntScattered survivors of the Free People, transformed by devastation into nomadic scavengers of the Godscarred Wastes. Their pragmatic society adapted to supernatural threats through fragmented tribal structures, relic hunting, and hard-won knowledge of surviving in divinely corrupted territories.
Walk the WastesUnique institutions that blend knowledge, commerce, and governance in response to supernatural challenges
Scholar-militant order operating from the Hollow Spire, dedicated to studying and combating supernatural threats through systematic documentation and increasingly militant approaches to magical phenomena.
Study the OrderMaritime communities built around fishing, trade, and harvesting sea-based magical materials, developing distinctive cultures adapted to life at the intersection of mortal and supernatural realms.
Join the FleetSmall communities organized around practical cooperation and collective decision-making, with informal hierarchies based on skill, experience, and social contribution rather than formal authority structures.
Study the System