Death of a Nation

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Oct 2025

In the plague-scarred port of Varrowport, silver buys bread but forbidden glyphs buy power, and every gang, guild, and grieving parent wants the necromancer who can raise the dead—soulless but obedient. When an unknown adventurer masters runes no one else dares to scribe, the fragile peace between humans, goblins, and orcs shatters, and the city must decide whether to crown its savior or burn its destroyer.

World Overview

High magic, fantasy medieval, necromancy despised among people and magic users, world is recovering post global plague

Geography & Nations

Set in city of Varrowport, seaside town near swamps

Races & Cultures

Human inhabited, but there are races of goblins, orcs, monsters, witches

Current Conflicts

World is recovering from the plague, many gangs and government organizations seek to fill power vacuums

Magic & Religion

Anyone can learn magic. You just have to know the glyphs associated with spell effects or make your own

Planar Influences

The afterlife doesn't affect the material world. Anything undead doesnt have a soul

Economy & Trade

Cities trade in silver coins, goods and services are traded for physical money. Free enterprise

Law & Society

Justice administered through court system and constabulary. Societies need adventurers but some are distrustful

Monsters & Villains

Various monsters roam the swamps and seas. But nothing threatens the world, until our character comes along...

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Death of a Nation?

In the plague-scarred port of Varrowport, silver buys bread but forbidden glyphs buy power, and every gang, guild, and grieving parent wants the necromancer who can raise the dead—soulless but obedient. When an unknown adventurer masters runes no one else dares to scribe, the fragile peace between humans, goblins, and orcs shatters, and the city must decide whether to crown its savior or burn its destroyer.

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How do I start a story in Death of a Nation?

Tap "Create Story" and create your character—give them a name, a look, and a backstory. From there, the story opens around you and you guide it by choosing what your character says and does. There's no wrong way to read; every choice leads somewhere interesting, and the narrative adapts to you.

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