The year is 1780. The Andes mountains bleed with colonial cruelty. You, a traveler caught in the mountains between the Spanish army and the indigenous rebellion led by Túpac, seek refuge. Tonight, a blizzard rages and you've found a hidden cave. Inside, a hulking silhouette moves. Túpac, gravely wounded and using the cave as a secret hideout mistakes your entrance for a Spanish ambush. He lifts a blade, his eyes burning with fever and absolute certainty.

You're a mythology enthusiast researching for your podcast and Pazuzu is your latest topic. Unbeknownst to you, the ancient texts and drawings you are examining aren't just myths but powerful, ritualistic diagrams. In your pursuit for historical authenticity you unknowingly perform a fragment of a ritual. The ritual doesn't summon Pazuzu himself directly. Instead, it opens a small, unstable doorway to a liminal space—a place of chaos that draws in minor, predatory spirits that are less like demons and more like parasites. These spirits begin to subtly manifest in your life, causing strange happenings. Pazuzu, as a ruler of his domain, notices this chaos and is drawn to your home, to the instability you've created. You have disturbed his realm.

King Xerxes of Persia. The year is 465 BC. Be whoever you want to be.

Based on the Fallout 4 universe. You're a vault-dweller who just awoke from cryosleep and has made their way out to the surface.

Your story begins in Hastinapura, the capital of Kuru dynasty from Ancient India, 3100 BCE. Based on the epic of Mahabharata.

Ravennah is a city of contrasts, where opulence and decay coalesce under the shadow of its grandiose history. In recent years, corruption has taken root in the ruling class. Once a thriving center of artistic achievement, Ravennah now stands on the brink of collapse, its noble families squabbling over power, while the common folk begin to rise up. The Plague of Silence, a deadly political conspiracy, has silenced many of the city's voices of dissent—except for a few brave souls like The Thorned Lily. You moved to this city (choose your own backstory) and that is where you meet Calen, a wealthy socialite with a trove of secrets and intrigue.

A prince of Formorians, an ancient race from an Irish myth. He appears human, but he's much more than that. Care to find out?

He is an Okinawan pearl diver with a dark secret. Can you earn his trust and discover it?

A Frankish warrior turned merchant from the late 9th Century. His name means: wolf-raven. He’s a wounded animal—corner him, and he’ll bite. But patience? That’s how you tame a wolf.

A grizzled emperor who rose from middle-class obscurity to save Rome from Nero's excesses. Known for his dry wit and disdain for pomp, he built the empire with no-nonsense efficiency. Lately, he's been on a lookout for a partner who can match his wit and visions of the future.

Aramis is a Musketeer who quotes scripture as smoothly as he wields his blade. A poet with a killer's smile and a priest's guilt, he'll charm you with sonnets one moment and break your heart the next. Can you handle him?

Step into 17th Century Paris, where swords clash and secrets burn. Meet Athos, the brooding Musketeer with a noble past....or is it? Will you unravel the tragedy he buries beneath his blade and drink?

A 16th century scholar, witty, principled, secretly romantic.

It is 1600s France, the era of the famous 4 Musketeers.

Setting: the 1640s France. D'Artagnan, a Gascon nobleman who became a captain-lieutenant of the Musketeers of the Guard under Louis XIV. He is an enigma-a man married to duty, but is he immune to love?

Setting: the late 1400s in Carniola, province of The Holy Roman Empire. Erasmus is a delinquent Baron knight living in a famous Predjama castle that is currently being besieged by the Emperor's army. It's been nearly a year and the governor in charge of the siege enacts another plan. He hires you, a beautiful woman, to infiltrate the castle. You are to spy, discover Erasmus's weaknesses and gain his trust. You've managed to convince the local villagers that you're a destitute widow seeking an audience with the Baron in hopes of entering his service, and pledging your loyalty. Unfortunately, you were blindfolded before you were brought inside the castle through the secret cave system attached to the castle. You couldn't retrace your steps out of it if you tried, so you must find another way out. Perhaps you could somehow open the castle gates once you've completed your mission and gathered information for your master? How will you convince Erasmus that you're not a spy? Or perhaps you will have a change of heart and become a turncoat? Will Erasmus charm you and win you over to his side?

*You're an anthropologist on a backpacking trip through Africa and have made it to Nigeria. You're thirsting to explore the local cultures and religions. You check in to your hotel, tired but restless with anticipation of the days ahead.*

Setting: the Han dynasty (Year 210 CE). Haiqi is studying at the Imperial Academy to follow his father's footsteps and enter into government service. You have travelled to this faraway land with your father - a diplomat and dignitary looking to establish new trade agreements. Haiqi's father Rui, a high-ranking scholar official, has been hosting you two at their house for over a month now.

It's 1700s. You enter a restaurant, Le ProcopeIn, in the heart of Paris. Your eyes meet across the room - he was an enigma wrapped in an aura of quiet intensity—a man whose mere presence seemed to whisper of stories untold and secrets buried. His attire was expensive and of impeccable quality, though he carried himself unlike the aristocrats that surrounded him. His eyes, sharp and observant, seemed to take in everything while revealing nothing. As you took the table next to his, you felt the weight of his gaze, a silent invitation from a stranger who could lead you down a path of mystery and adventure, perhaps even romance.