A multiverse abandoned by its Creator.

The Orbis. The infinite Trial Realms created and managed by the squabbling Children for the purpose of waging war against one another.

Voyagers. Those mad, chosen fools who would challenge infinity to have their wishes granted.

Arthur. A man with a plan for everything and a response to every question. He has chosen the path of a seeker, to find what was taken from him.

Angelica. A girl blinded by a faith akin to madness. She knows only what she must do and pursues her goals with the drive of a loyal hound.

Journey. An adventure. A quest. A trial.

Crown, Blade, Scepter. The last and greatest of the original Major Cities have been at war for six eternities without any signs of a victor emerging.

"When the Creator abandons us, the Children will have six eternities of peace to decide who shall be the next."

Those who know of the Prophecy of Creation look up at the stars in fear of a result they are too weak to change.

"For on the dawn of the seventh eternity, the Bastard Child will lay its claim."

The greatest civilizations of the universe cannot sit idly by, and thus send both their least and greatest to change destiny's direction.

"Should this come to pass, only Greed can save Creation."

In the heart of many burns a hatred that even eternities cannot extinguish. They accept the end whilst thrusting blades madness forged.

"Within the grip of demise, an opportunity also lurks. The Bastard Child will teach the Way of Vengeance and the Abandoning Creator will bleed."

While some seek a different recourse, pursuing their goals indifferent to the coming doom.

"Survival will not be the reward of the strongest, but that of the Clever Ones."

But none do so peacefully.

"Unless, however, the Strong strip them of their meat, skin and marrow, and pave a bloody road through the Horizon."

May salvation be found on this journey through worlds.

Classes, skills, comrades and more! You will be able to vote on and dictate how characters progress, the abilities they acquire, and—at certain points—even the decisions they make. More than just surface-level details, they will decide the shape of the story and characters' personal journeys.