Seven Years After the Transcontinental War...

The world is emerging from the devastation of a great conflict. The war has left deep scars across the continents, marking an era of reconstruction and uncertainty. Countless lives were lost, and for what little was gained, the cost was immeasurable. Those who survived the battles have returned home—some to families and familiar streets, others to ruins and empty houses. Many were not so fortunate, their only return marked by a flag-draped coffin.

Both Continents, Cordisia and Zafara, bore the full weight of destruction. Even the victorious nations could not escape the economic and social turmoil left in the war’s wake. Meanwhile, the Khora Continent, having remained untouched by the conflict, is now beginning to open its borders, drawing the interest of the world’s powers. Regardless of governance—be it Empire, Kingdom, or Republic—no nation was left unaffected by the war’s consequences.

The conflict forced rapid political transformation. Some countries ceased to exist, either annexed by larger powers or fractured into new states. Former colonies seized the opportunity to claim independence, while others faced internal revolutions that toppled long-standing regimes. It is an era of uncertainty, where borders are redrawn, alliances shift, and the global order remains fragile.

Somewhere, in one of these fractured continents, lies a nation standing at a crossroads. Will it evolve with the changing times, be absorbed by a greater power, forge a new identity, or defend itself against the forces that threaten its existence?

Now, set your own premise and define the path your nation will take in this new era.