Procedural party
6 classes, 6 races, procedural names and 2–3 random traits each.
Roll up a party. Crawl the realm. Try not to wipe.
Build a party of tired, mismatched adventurers — each with a procedural name and a couple of random traits that make them yours — then march them across a realm of lazy dragons, scatterbrained mages, and goblins who’ll nickel-and-dime you over a single healing potion.
The GM is a character, not a menu.
He hands you a do-over the first time your party wipes. Restarts the campaign the second time. Closes the book the third. Underneath: turn-based combat with crits, dodges, cooldowns, front and back rows, and eight bickering factions that price their shops by how much they currently like you. Help one, annoy its rivals.
Features
What’s in the box
One responsive codebase, and a whole lot of dice.
27 campaigns, 3 flavors
Walkable dungeon crawls, investigations, and rescues — plus a boss-rush gauntlet. Multiple endings.
~480 side-quests
Across 24 archetypes, tier-gated to your level. The job board grows as you do.
8 factions
Reputation −100 to +100, dynamic shop prices, real trade-offs. Help one, annoy its rivals.
An illustrated overworld
35 hand-placed locations, curved trails, travel and discovery fog.
Combat with teeth
Crit, dodge, cooldowns, front/back rows, status effects. 95 enemies, bosses with phase changes.
Three lives, then permadeath
Retry, restart, or lose the run — plus New Game+ and Mythic difficulty.
Bilingual & deterministic
IT and EN as parallel originals. Share a seed, your friend plays the exact same run.
Screenshots
From the chronicle
How it’s sold
Buy it once — the base game and its campaigns are yours, complete. Try it first with a free demo; future campaigns arrive as optional paid DLC. No pay-to-win, ever.