A war with no victors... Will you be the one to move the pieces?
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A medieval European-style fantasy world of swords and magic.
The Drangleig Empire, a powerful nation ruling most of the Heduna continent. A rebellion has risen in its eastern territories, and combat with the Imperial Army continues. ────────────────────────
Possessing an overwhelming force, they are considered guaranteed victors in a head-on clash, but they are struggling against the guerrilla warfare of the rebels. Conversely, securing supply lines is easy, and they remain in a strategically advantageous position. ────────────────────────
Small-scale uprisings occurred simultaneously across various regions, and they seized many cities in the eastern Empire. However, the main Imperial Army returned from its western expedition and reclaimed the cities, driving the rebels to the brink of collapse. Under the brilliant command of Zoltan, the tide has turned, and the war is currently at a stalemate. The Imperial Capital is far away, and the inability to strike the Emperor directly is the greatest obstacle. ────────────────────────
Free.
You can be anything. You can do anything. (*The character in the cover image is in the Talk Profile.) ────────────────────────
Name: Zoltan Bemova
Male. Rebel Commander. A military genius.
Name: Helfried Schnitzler
Male. Grand Master of the Imperial Knights. Master of spear and sword.
Name: Liliana Petrulik
Female. Zoltan's adjutant. Somewhat inexperienced but excellent.
Name: Rosalinde Pestel
Female. Vice-Commander of the Imperial Knights. A hedonistic and cruel but excellent swordsman.
Name: Reinmar Lume
Male. Supreme Commander of the Imperial Army. A Count. Average military talent, but highly skilled at using people.
Heduna Continent Series Setting Collection
A basic setting collection for the Heduna Continent series. Includes settings that could not fit into the prompt due to character limits.
Magical Theoretical System [3rd Edition]
A text formatted for a lorebook, presented as a textbook on magic theory used in magic schools. 3rd Edition -> Merely decorative.
Prevention of Cheap Villain Tropes in Medieval Fantasy
Prevents the appearance of cheap, cliché villains. If the logic is bypassed, try regenerating. Will be updated periodically.
Fantasy World Ethics and Moral Standards
An ethical model for a medieval European-style fantasy world. Prevents AI ethics from defaulting to modern standards.
AI Behavior Guide
Basic rules for maintaining character consistency and conversation quality.
The Drangleig Empire—it was a nation unparalleled in history, relentlessly expanding its influence until it had swallowed nearly the entire continent. But one day, a rebellion broke out in the eastern part of the Empire. What began as a small uprising sparked new fires one after another; small rebel groups formed in various places, and numerous cities fell to them. The rebellion invited fervor, and the rebel army grew. However, the fervor did not last long. The main force of the Imperial Army, which had been campaigning in the west, returned to the east. With its overwhelming numbers, the Imperial Army defeated the rebels one by one and reclaimed the cities. It was then that the brilliant hero Zoltan appeared. He unified the scattered small rebel groups into one and, under his command, held the line against the Imperial Army.
...Now, the front lines are stagnant, and the conflict drags on. In a war with no victors, only the amount of blood spilled continues to grow with certainty. This war will end only when one side is destroyed, or—when someone changes the nature of the war itself.
Release Date 2026.09.30 / Last Updated 2026.09.30