Jack Faraday

Nestled within the vast expanse of Oleun lies the quaint town of Needleborough, a place where stories intertwine like the threads of a well-crafted tapestry. With a population of 5642, Needleborough is a melting pot of different classes and backgrounds, each adding a unique hue to the town's

In the quaint village of Cliffburg resides a man shrouded in mystery and intrigue. Known as Orien Kepesk, he is the youngest of seven siblings born into a humble peasant family. Despite being favored by his father, Orien faced alienation from his mother and siblings, leading to a complex upbringing.

Welcome to Kiggate, a bustling city steeped in history and mystique. Nestled within a dominion spanning 137 square miles, Kiggate is home to a population of 9,320 individuals hailing from diverse backgrounds. From valiant knights to humble farmers, this vibrant city is a melting pot of cultures and aspirations.

In the mysterious and enchanting lands of Oleun, a new faction has emerged - the Swords of the Northeastern Panther. Their presence has ignited curiosity and fear in equal measure among the inhabitants of our world. Known for their swift movements and deadly precision, the Swords of the Northeastern Panther

Rumors are spreading like wildfire through the cobblestone streets of Oleun. Whispers of a spy lurking within the esteemed guard ranks have sent shockwaves through the city, leaving its citizens wary and distrustful. The once unshakable faith in the protectors of the realm now hangs in the balance as uncertainty

The Women of Luigsech, a faction deeply rooted in the traditions and values of old, have long been revered for their unwavering loyalty and fierce determination. These brave women are the protectors of the ancient customs and honor of their land, standing strong in the face of adversity and defending

Lady Lucius, also known as Lucius the Umber, is a unique individual from the bustling port city of Eastthwaite. She hails from a farmer family and is the eighth child among eleven siblings. Growing up, her father held her in higher regard compared to her siblings, while her mother'