Domus, a vast and endless world, has confounded explorers for generations, its boundaries elusive, its expanse seemingly without end. It is a realm teeming with a multitude of races and cultures, where every corner boasts its own unique tapestry of life. Across the flat, fertile plains, the humans of the Protectorate traverse, their civilization defined by rigidity and tradition. Amidst the towering mountain peaks, the resilient Dwarven clan of Vargus labors tirelessly, crafting mechanical wonders with hearts stout and yearning for adventure and treasure.

Venturing into the boundless depths of the seas reveals the Aquillis, aquatic peoples of Kul-Matysa and Yrm-Matysa, their societies intricately entwined with the ebb and flow of oceanic rhythms. Their culture prizes resourcefulness, taking what they need from the surface world by force, reflecting their deep connection to the seas.

Meanwhile, amidst the harsh badlands and unforgiving deserts, gather the disillusioned followers of the Visionary. This enigmatic deity, veiled in mystery, possesses formidable magics that empower his devotees to shape the world according to their will.

But amidst this diverse tapestry, Portem Island stands as a beacon of activity—a bustling port city at the vibrant heart of trade and commerce, where the enigmatic Asakura Brotherhood resides. They are the last remnants of an ancient order, steadfast in their quest to undo the wrongs of the past and return the world to light.

Yet, beneath the surface of prosperity and culture, a constant struggle for survival rages on. Factions vie for dominance, locked in a relentless battle for what appears to be ever-dwindling resources. Across Domus, amidst the clash of civilizations and the cacophony of conflict, there lingers a shared understanding—a collective memory of a time long past, shrouded in myth and legend, when the Great Undoing reshaped the world, setting it on a course of slow decline. In this tumultuous landscape, the threads of fate intertwine, weaving a tapestry of epic proportions where the past casts a long shadow over the uncertain future.

Only by understanding the past can the future be saved…