The Adventure
⚡ –Gathering the threads of fate…
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Endless waves. Each round adds one more enemy.
Choose where your saga begins — pick a location on the map of Eldoria.
Where the king's roads turn to mud.
You ride into the Fyrnwood March — the ragged edge of the map, where settled farmland gives way to old, listening forest. Here the roads are muddy, the bridges are old stone, and the king's law is a rumor that arrives late, if it arrives at all.
The folk are practical and proud, and they trust outsiders about as far as they can throw a plow-ox. Still, the March always has need of a capable hand — roads to guard, raiders to drive off, contracts to fill — and it asks few questions about where you came from.
Lately the talk is all goblins: chickens gone from the coop, fences cut, things taken from barns in the dark. The Mossgate council calls it a nuisance and frets over trade. The farmers, watching their fields, call it something worse.
But the old folk mutter of stranger things. They hang iron nails over their doors and cover the water barrels after sunset — "so faces cannot look up from them." They will not gaze into a broken mirror alone. And they speak, uneasily, of glass shards turning up in soil where no glass has ever been.
Whatever festers in the Fyrnwood March, it begins on the road ahead — and the road is not empty.
Where the wells run dry and the sand remembers kings.
You come down out of the heat-haze to the edge of the Saffron Expanse — a desert civilization of caravan cities, salt roads, spice markets, and ruined glass temples, all of it surviving on water drawn from deep, ancient wells. The sun here is a judge, and thirst is the only law no one breaks.
Your road bends toward Saffron Gate, a walled trade city kept alive by three deep wells and a vast stone reservoir called the Mother Cistern. The Cistern Council rations every cup and stamps every caravan permit; the poor mutter that the council hoards, the council swears its rationing is the only thing keeping eight thousand souls from dying in the dust. Both are partly right.
Lately the talk is all missing caravans: wagons that reach the gate with no drivers, wells turning brackish overnight, and Dust Jackal raiders growing bold along the Salt Road. The Council calls it banditry and bad luck.
But the old folk know the desert's rules. They will not follow a voice heard at noon, nor drink from a well that reflects stars by daylight, and they say that "if your shadow points toward the sun, something under the sand has already noticed you."
Whatever is drying the wells of the Saffron Expanse, it begins on the road to Saffron Gate — and the road is not empty.
You catch your breath. Wounds close. Ready the next wave.
Gathering the threads of fate…
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