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Mitrasperan Wordlview

Here you can gather info for a (short) Mitrasperan worldview and get game ideas for settler- and campaign games. It’s just some key data of the continent enveloped by fog.

Further down you can read them as if you were in the game. An ingame view!

Have fun reading!

History of Mitraspera

Mitraspera is characterized by four forces: Ignis (fire), Aqua (water), Terra (earth) and Aeris (air). These are referred to here as the elements. Dreams, desires, drives and emotions are also said to have originated from them. The four then gave rise to a fifth element, which is called Magica. The element Magica connects the opposites of the other four and always strives for balance. United by Magica, the elements decided to exist together and are said to have created Mitraspera. At the same time, the immaterial world of dreams, emotions and thoughts is said to have emerged from them.

The first people are said to have been the “Ancient Rulers”. The elements watched over the creation from outside the world. The Old Rulers, in turn, created the elemental tribes, their servants.

And so Mitraspera existed under the protective shells of mist, which did not let any outside powers in, nor the power of the country out. Recently there are rumors that the ancient rulers wanted to protect themselves, their creations and the power of the country by these shells of fog or even created them themselves – though if they are true nobody can tell for sure…

The ancients had different ways, but the belief in the elements united them. But when they had achieved everything the elements allowed them to do, they are said to have split into two factions. One was firm in their faith and wanted to preserve the status quo. The others doubted their own limits, turned away from the elements and sought new knowledge beyond their blessings. From this is said to be born Doubt, the first of the Outlawed Elements. Often the realization that a creation beyond the elements is possible, and with it the proof that they are not omnipotent, is also called “Ratio”. The doubters kept on researching and creating corrupted elements to replace the old ones. Black Ice in place of Ignis (Fire), Void as opposed to Aeris (Air), Pestilence to replace Aqua (Water) and the Undead Flesh in place of Terra (Earth). There were other experiments, but as with any great invention, the less useful previous research results are quickly forgotten.

Then, however, a great war broke out between the followers of the Elements and the Second Creation, sometimes called the Outcasts. The war was terrible, devastating the world under the mists and plunging large parts of it into chaos, anarchy and poverty. Then the elements themselves intervened in the war, but their too forceful intervention burned, flooded, swept away or buried everything that was still left of the world. Therefore, this last phase of the war is also called the world inferno. After the end of the war, the elemental beings did not finally destroy the outcasts, but imprisoned them with their armies and creators under the seals (black pyramids) they had previously created themselves. At the same time, these seals were supposed to keep the land in a deep sleep so that it could regenerate. The Old Rulers were banished from Mitraspera. Only after 1000 generations would their descendants return to prove themselves worthy of the inheritance. Then they would be able to open the seals and take possession of the land, but at the same time release the outcasts.

18 years ago (2002) Mitraspera was first re-discovered under the mists by the navigator Paolo Armatio and he unleashed a wave of settlement without equal. Many other settlers are still following Paolo Armatio’s legacy today, because adventurers from all over the world came and still tread his footsteps  through the mists to Mitraspera, awakening the outcasts once more, first by mistake, later with full intention, to fight them. Those adventurers built civilizations and empires around the seals. In each seal area, leaders or kings were again chosen in the form of “Archon” as the supreme military leadership and “Nyame”, as the supreme spiritual leadership by the will of the elements, and thus the great seal kingdoms were formed. However, along with those, free city-states were also formed. The war against the outcasts continues to this day.

From the legendary crew of Paolo Armatio, Fileas Strongbow defected to the Outcasts, gained their trust, and rose to become perhaps the most powerful leader and adversary the Settlers faced. Henceforth he was called Argus, he terrified the settlers for many years until he was finally captured and judged by the settlers for his betrayal of the elements.

The settlers also succeeded in pushing back the followers of the Void to a large extent, so that some were full of hope that they might have defeated them completely. But out of the darkness of Mitraspera’s history now rose the masterminds of the Ratio with their servants, who had gained the strength to return from exile and bring the war to Mitraspera. The settlers were able to win this war as well, albeit with great losses. Thus, in the battle against the Ratio, that place where the elements had begun to form their creation was damaged. The masterminds of the Ratio had converted and misused this place for their purposes as a world forge. When the settlers finally succeeded in destroying the so-called Mirror World, which had served as a retreat for the society of Ratio, the World Forge exploded! Now it seems that the elements have almost completely turned their backs to Mythodea…

After years of battles and losses, the day has come! The goal, in sight since the first hour, is now within reach!

We, the settlers, will deal a serious blow to the outcasts in order to bring war back to the last retreats of the outcasts, where they have felt safe for far too long! On the southern continent, the Undead Flesh long harassed the settlers and made any progress difficult. Even though the battle for the crown within the Undead Flesh seems to be decided now, only now, after the victory over the mirror world, there are enough armies ready for a new great campaign. Before the new Bone Queen has fully consolidated her power on the southern continent, we will attack! The day has come when Ankor Mortis, the capital of the Undead Empire, must burn! For the elements! For Magica! Settlers and adventurers from Mythodea and all over the world join forces and prepare a final blow against the heart of the Undead Enemy!

The Elements - Cult and Religion

Here you will find the most important attributes connected to the elements on Mitraspera. These aspects have changed in the past due to the competition of the elements amongst each other and may continue to do so. You can learn more about this in the game.

1. Ignis (Fire)

Most important attributes: Revenge, honor, sacrifice, fellowship.

Other attributes are: passion, warmth, intoxication, fight, anger, domination, destruction, lust, creative power

Active elemental race: the Flameborn (also known as Razash’Day in the ancient Mitrasperan language). They fought a great war against the settlers a few years ago. Since the peace they are getting closer and closer to one another.

2. Aeris (Wind)

Most important attributes: Hunting, freedom, change, drive (activity), inspiration.

Other attributes are: Beauty, competition, conquest, lightness, time, euphony, cold/winter, pride, boldness.

Active elemental people: Children of the Winds (also called Naldar). You can meet them in many different places. Despite their very troubled history, they are open and hospitable to strangers and rarely averse to a good competition.

3. Aqua (Water)

Most important attributes: Grace/mercy

Other attributes are: wisdom, curiosity/exploration, elegance, intelligence, intrigue, clarity, healing, deception, aesthetics, vitality, control, dreams

Active Elemental People: the Children of the Great Sea Serpents (also called Sephor’Assil), they are best known for their extraordinary singing, which can also be used as a weapon.

4. Terra (Earth)

Most Important Attributes: Impermanence and vitality, sincerity, justice, faithfulness.

Other attributes are: Groundedness, constitution, strength, steadfastness, protection, durability.

Active elemental people: the guardians of the cycle (also called Narech’Tuloch). They have long lived in the tunnels beneath the surface of Mitraspera and had rebelled against ancient rulers in the past.

5. Magica (Magic)

Most important attributes: Balance (from balance and harmony), sorcery, faith/mysticism, humility.

Other attributes are: Unity, empathy, responsibility, fusion, creation, soul spark.

ActiveElemental Peoples:

– the Elves and Naldarians of Tragant, whose pride, prudence, and diplomatic skills survived the loss of their home island

– the Beautiful People (also called Edalphi), who know no possessions, can be patient teachers, and live in a very special kind of community.

The Ostrasized or Outcast - ``The Bad Guys``

Here you can read a short overview of the evil ones, the outcasts.

Ostracized or outcast is the term of the second creation. Long ago, powerful unnatural races were magically created. When the settlers on Mitraspera opened the seals, they freed these primordial enemies.

The Skargen are not classic outcasts, but they are nevertheless evil fellows and in firm alliance with the outcast forces.

1. The Black Dynasty

The Black Ice was created by the ancient rulers as a weapon. It is always in search of knowledge and further development and strives for absolute perfection. The Black Ice fights in clear formations and battle lines, always acting for the greatest possible benefit. The Black Ice consists only of essence in various forms, for the particular task that is to be accomplished. Thus it is immune to many influences and feels no pain, but only damage, until their bodies are destroyed. But something is changing within the essence, something grand is happening….

2. The Undead Flesh

Originally an elemental people of Terra (Ankorians) who fell for the promises of ancient rulers of eternal life. Thus they became outcasts: the Undead Flesh. Undeath despises the elements and thus all life. Undead take over the bodies of the fallen or get bodies pieced together from the dead, into which their souls are then sent by the priests of Undeath. They follow the Queen of Bones and worship her. The loyalty of the undead to the Queen of Bones can be broken by almost nothing.

3. Pestilence and the Army of Doubt

Out of a desire to find a cure for all diseases on Mythodea, some Old Rulers instead created a single disease that, once transmitted, can turn into many diseases. This disease, transmitted by the followers of the Oily Pestilence, further weakens the settlers on each campaign. While the Army of Doubt, the military arm of the tech-savvy Ratio, is an ancient race that lost its homeland to the Settlers. These two once mighty armies are now on the verge of extinction, but something is happening here as well. A desperate quest is taking shape.

4. The Skargen

Driven by the desire to offer blood to their greatest tormentor, the Devourer, the Skargen invaded Mythodea. With the urge to destroy all life on Mythodea, murdering and pillaging wherever they go.

Settling on Mitraspera

In the course of settlement, the following empires, city-states and settlements were formed, which at that time discovered Mitraspera under the mists with the Sea Trading Guild. Nowadays, there are also new and different ways to find the legendary continent, and even completely new worlds!

 

Empires Citystates
1. Seal: Seal of the East, Phoenix Empire Askalon
2. Seal: Seal of the North, Northern Empire Asina
3. Seal: Seal of the West Blutgard
4. Seal: Southern Seal, Golden Empire Caladh Nua
5. Seal: Realm of Roses Goldwacht
The Märkisch Alliance Porto Leonis

The History of Mitraspera as an Ingame Story

Here you can experience the story once again as if you were at a LARP.
Come and listen!

'A Moment of Respite, A Moment to talk'

What a happy coincidence! You’ve caught the local chronicler and her assistant, an old adventurer, in an idle moment and can pester them with all kinds of questions about history!

“You want to know more about this continent? Study it? Or simply learn a little more than you did on the road? And you don’t know anything yet? Well… if you have the time. Please….ähm, where do I start…. And how do I word it so it’s understandable? Hmm…Mitraspera is characterized by four forces: Ignis (fire), Aqua (water), Terra (earth) and Aeris (air). These are called elements. Dreams, desires, drives and emotions are also said to have originated from them. The four then gave rise to a fifth element, which is called Magica. The element Magica connects the opposites of the other four and always strives for balance. United by Magica, the elements decided to exist together and are said to have created this continent. At the same time, the immaterial world of dreams, emotions and thoughts is said to have emerged from them. Can you follow this so far? Good.” “Forgive me, it is difficult for the good chronicler to express herself intelligibly at times, but she is really trying!”

“Well, thank you! I am trying and I really would like to explain it. This knowledge can enrich your journeys, but most of all I wish that it will arouse your curiosity. Now then: The first people on Mitraspera are said to have been the ‘Ancient Rulers’. The ‘Elements’ watched over the creation from outside the world. The Ancient Rulers, in turn, created the ‘Elemental Peoples’, as their servants.”

The adventurer continues, “Yes, and so this continent we call Mitraspera existed for quite a while. It lies under protective shells of mist, designed to let no outside powers in, nor the power of the land out. I suspect that the Old Rulers wanted to protect themselves, their creations, and the power of the land through these mistshells, or even created them themselves – but whether this is true, no one is able to say yet…”

The chronicler nods thoughtfully: “The ancient rulers had different ways, but the belief in the elements united them. However, when they had achieved all that the elements allowed them, they are said to have split into two factions. One was firm in their faith and wanted to preserve the status quo. The others doubted their own limits, turned away from the elements and sought new knowledge beyond their blessings. From this is said to have been born Doubt, the first of the Outlawed Elements. You must have heard of the outcasts. I mean, they are our worst enemies here, after all.” The adventurer interjects with a grin, “Anyway, you should know that by now.” THE chronicler concentrates again. “Often the realization that creation apart from the elements is possible, and with it the doubt that they are omnipotent, is also called “Ratio”.” “Dear chronicler, this is rather abstract, I will try to summarize it more briefly: The Ancient Rulers ruled the land, the Elements determined the laws of nature, the Ancient Rulers experimented, mostly to expand their power, and the Doubters, those were the ones who tried to defy the laws of nature determined by the Elements while researching.” “Oha, now my assistant has presented that rather abbreviated. But if it is conducive to understanding, and in view of the time….Um to elaborate somewhat: The doubters kept on researching and creating corrupted elements to oppose the old ones. Black ice in place of fire, which we call Ignis, emptiness in opposition to air, which we call Aeris, pestilence to weaken Aqua, the water, and the undead flesh in place of the earth, we call it Terra. There were other experiments, but as with any great invention, the less useful previous research results are quickly forgotten.” The adventurer adds with amusement, “And if we haven’t lost you by this point. Congratulations! And don’t worry, there are more tangible issues to follow.”

“Those were the basics, and there I prefer a precise to a tangible account, my dear colleague.” Escapes the frowning chronicler. “Understanding this world can open doors for you, but even the most renowned scholars of this land know that there is still an endless amount that remains unexplored, and therefore one must never rely entirely on one’s knowledge. Back to the story: As far as we know, a great war broke out between the followers of the Elements and the Second Creation, which today are called the “Outcasts.” The war was terrible, devastating the world and plunging large parts of it into chaos, anarchy and poverty. Then the elements themselves intervened in the war, but their too powerful intervention burned, flooded, swept away or buried everything that was still preserved of the world. Therefore, this last phase of the war is also called the ‘world fire’. At the end of the war, the elementals did not finally destroy the outcasts, but imprisoned them with their armies and creators under the seals they themselves had previously created.” Meanwhile, the adventurer brought a bowl of dried fruit. “If you visit the capitals of the seal realms, you can still see the remains of these SIeals, they look like black pyramids.” The Chronicler helps herself, and with her mouth half full, she continues, “Mmmh Diewe Fiegel follten fugleiff the land in a deep sleep, mmh so that ef fiff could rögenerate. The Old Herrffer were banished from Mitrafpera.” She swallows the mouthful. “Only after 1000 generations would their descendants return to prove themselves worthy of the inheritance. Then, according to the prophecy, they would be able to open the seals and take possession of the land, but at the same time release the outcasts.”

“Eat up first.” Escapes the adventurer. “In the meantime, I’ll tell you something lively from more recent times: 18 years ago, Mitraspera, as we call this continent, was first discovered for us under the mists by the navigator Paolo Armatio, and he unleashed a wave of settlements without equal. Year after year, many more settlers continue to follow Paolo Armatio’s legacy, as adventurers from all over the world have come and continue to come through the mists to Mitraspera, just like you and me. These brave settlers of the first hour awakened the outlaws again, first by accident, later with full intention, to fight them and take possession of the land. We built civilizations and empires around the seals. In each seal area, according to the traditions of the land, leaders were chosen as ‘Archon’, i.e. supreme military leadership, and ‘Nyame’, i.e. supreme spiritual leadership by the will of the elements, and thus the great seal kingdoms were formed. But besides those, free city-states were also formed. The war against the outcasts continues until today and is not won for a long time! 

From Paolo Armatio’s legendary crew, one named Fileas Strongbow defected to the Outlaws, gained their trust, and rose to become perhaps the most powerful leader and adversary the settlers faced. Called Argus, he terrified the settlers for many years until he was finally captured and judged by us settlers for his treachery to the elements. Those were the days…”

“Exciting and beautiful times” A smile flashes across the Chronicler’s face and her mischievous look to the Adventurer suggests what stories are probably not being told today.

“Back to written history. The settlers also succeeded in pushing back the followers of the Void to a large extent, so that some were full of hope that they might have defeated them completely. But out of the darkness of Mitraspera’s history now rose the masterminds of the Ratio with their servants, who had gained the strength to return from exile and bring the war to Mitraspera. The settlers were able to win this war as well, albeit with great losses. Thus, in the battle against the Ratio, that place where the elements had begun to form their creation was damaged. The masterminds of the Ratio had converted and misused this place for their purposes as a world forge. When the settlers finally succeeded in destroying the mirror world, which had served as a retreat for the society of Ratio, the World Forge exploded!”

“Terrible” escaped the adventurer “And now it seems quite as if the elements have almost entirely turned their backs on Mythodea…” The chronicler nods thoughtfully and there is silence for a moment. 

“The elements…hm… Do you actually know anything about them? No? Well then it’s high time, I mean. Where do we start dear colleague?” “Hmm…Maybe something theoretical to start with: on Mitraspera we assign attributes to the elements.” “Yes, exactly. You can also say aspects in which they influence the world and our lives” “Yes, if you want to be practical about it. Anyway, in the past, in the constant competition of the elements, these have changed and could continue to do so.

I’ll start with the fire, called Ignis. With it we associate revenge, honor, sacrifice and community. But also, for example, passion, warmth, intoxication, struggle, anger, domination, destruction, desire and creative power. There are also elemental peoples. Beings who are very attached to this element or even created from it by the Ancient Rulers. Did we mention this before, my assistant?” “Yes, very briefly at the beginning. But without going into too much detail now, of these peoples we encountered when we settled Mythodea, you should perhaps be most familiar with the Flameborn of the Realm of Vengeance from Ignis.” “A good example. The Flameborn are also called Razash’Day in the ancient Mitrasperan language. They fought a great war against us settlers a few years ago. Since the peace, we have been getting closer and closer. If you should meet them…you might say they enjoy…unlike us.”

“Oh, yes.” The adventurer grins broadly. “Hmm. That should be enough to Ignis, don’t you think?” “You are surprisingly active today my dear. Perhaps you should use your motivation to sort through the new arrivals…. Speaking of which: Aeris, the element of air. With this we associate: Hunting, freedom, change, drive, activity and inspiration. Also beauty, competition, conquest, lightness, time, euphony, cold or winter, pride and boldness.” “I can still sort the new scrolls tomorrow….this conversation is more interesting, isn’t it? You should know the people of the Children of the Winds from Aeris. You will surely meet them. They are also called the Naldar and you can meet them in many different places. Your people have been through a lot, not only recently. Fascinating that after all this they are still open and hospitable to strangers…. Provided, of course, you can behave yourselves. “The adventurer gives you an appraising look.

The chronicler breaks the moment of silence: “Let’s move on to aqua, water, an important element. The adventurer frowns slightly at his colleague’s judgmental remark. “To water we attribute: grace and mercy, as well as wisdom, curiosity and the urge to explore, elegance, intelligence, intrigue, clarity, healing, deception, aesthetics, vitality, control and dreams” “Phew, quite a lot. It’s easy to get mixed up.” The adventurer paints spinning circles around his face with his finger until a reproving look hits him. “Anyway, perhaps the most important people of Aqua, the Children of the Great Sea Serpents, who are also called Sephor’Assil, are hard to miss with their extraordinary blue headdress. And their song! That alone is worth a trip to them! And I’m sure they can teach you a thing or two while you’re there.”

“Let’s talk about Terra, the earth. It stands for transience and vitality, sincerity, justice and loyalty. Also, for groundedness, constitution, strength, steadfastness, protection, constancy, and love of creation.” “Terra and Ignis are perhaps the most… most tangible elements when you’re new to Mythodea” “Tangible? You’ve never run out of air, I take it? And you rarely seem to be short of water, as often as you reach for the ale in the tavern!” “Golly! I’m not there that often! Let’s agree that all the elements are important?” “I ask that! And you: go through the world with an open mind, make up your own mind.” “True, that’s probably good advice. Back to the topic: the most important people of Terra at the moment are probably the Keepers of the Cycle, they also call themselves Narech’Tuloch and lived for a long time in the many tunnels that lie beneath the surface of this land. I wonder what that must have been like for them. I mean…when they met us we had already changed the world they knew a lot…” 

“Now finally the inner element of the outer four. The magic, we call it Magica. For us it represents the balance of equilibrium and harmony. It also represents magic, faith or mysticism, and humility. As well as unity, empathy, responsibility, fusion, creation and the spark of the soul.” “Whatever the last is supposed to be” “So it is written, written word rarely lies.” The adventurer frowns in disbelief at his colleague’s remark. “Allow me to mention at once, of Magica’s peoples, two important ones that you should have heard of: First, the Elves and Naldarians of Tragant, whose pride, prudence, and diplomatic skills have survived even the loss of their home island, and second, the Beautiful People, also known as the Edalphi, who know no possessions, can be patient teachers, and live in a very special kind of community.

I guess that was quite a lot of knowledge at once, which you have to digest first. Don’t worry, even if you forget almost everything tomorrow. It will come with time.” “No doubt! Haha, it took some time for us too, didn’t it?” “Yes, but since knowledge was the key to so much, it crept in quickly. You are diving very deep into the knowledge of this continent right now. I don’t know what your profession is, but depending on it, you will only need a fraction of it. If you are as inquisitive as we are, today is certainly not the end. And there are countless more stories waiting for you on this continent. So I wish you a good journey, safe paths and….” “Dear Chronicler, there is one more thing that is important for our survival here: The outcasts!” “Oh of course! Well we have to go on with the work right away, but…this exciting and in a disturbing way fascinating matter deserves attention. Let’s talk about the outcasts! First of all, there is the black ice! The black ice consists only of essence in different forms, for the respective task which is to be fulfilled. Thus it is immune to many influences and feels no pain, only damage.” “You can’t imagine it, you have to see it! It forms soldiers, buildings, crystals…Incredible!” “It was created by the ancient rulers as a weapon and is always seeking knowledge and advancement. It strives for absolute perfection.” “The Black Ice fights in clear formations and battle lines, it always acts according to the greatest possible benefit, you will see.”

“On with the undead flesh. The first among them were once originally an elemental people of Terra called Ankorians, who fell for the promises of Old Rulers of eternal life.” “Oh, yes! So they became Outcasts: the Undead Flesh. The Mitrasperan Undeath has formed something like a kingdom, despising the elements and thus all life. These Undead take over the bodies of our fallen, or are given bodies pieced together from the dead, into which their souls are then sent by the priests of Undeath. They follow their bone queen and worship her. I believe the loyalty of the undead to the Bone Queen can be broken by almost nothing.”

“Well explained!” “Thank you! The knowledge is still present to me from many trips. After all, you can’t just learn from books all the time…” “Oh really? I think the latter is clearly more purposeful and expedient. Next, knowledge seeking guest, you should know about the Oily Pestilence: Out of a desire to find a cure for all diseases on Mythodea, some Old Rulers instead created a single disease that, once transmitted, can turn into many diseases.” “Yes! This disease, transmitted by the followers of the Oily Pestilence, weakens us settlers again on every campaign, and we just can’t get rid of it….

 

Let’s move on to the void.” The chronicler looks somber. “Make it short!” The adventurer nods. “Good. Originally to preserve creation and remove new ideas, some Ancient Rulers created the Void. But everything that comes into contact with the Void is forever swept into oblivion. The Vinshaar, the creatures of the Void, seem almost all annihilated on Mythodea, but sporadically some keep reappearing…” “That’s enough!”

 

“Yes, yes. You’re right. Let’s talk about those darn scargs instead. They’re the latest plague to hit us.” “Not much is known about them yet. From the reports I have received, I can deduce that they reached our shores by ships, and that they murder and plunder where they meet us. I really wonder what drives them…They seem to be running from something, but that in no way justifies their barbarity. I mean…there’s enough land for everyone here, right? Wasn’t that once one of the visions we used to settle the land in the beginning?” “Forgive me, my assistant sometimes gets a little passionate when it comes to settlement. For you, the main thing to keep in mind is that the Skargen are not friendly to us, and you usually don’t have to expect niceties from them, but an axe in your chest.”

 

“Yes, that’s true, they did indeed not come in peace. Skargs can cross your path virtually anywhere in Mitraspera these days. Speaking of which. Where does your path actually lead? Here! Take a look at the map of this continent!” The old adventurer picks up a large, creased map from the neighboring table. It was once artfully drawn, but is now covered with scribbled additions, deletions and comments. “Yes, you see, here on Mitraspera something changes every year. Wars, new foundations…oh one loses the overview. Or gets rich selling cards, I guess. Look, over the years we settlers, who discovered Mitraspera under the mists with the Sea Trade Guild, founded empires, city-states and settlements. There are still numerous places where no settler has ever set foot. Newcomers arrive almost daily, needing space to live. You can sail here through the fog from other coasts, but I think nowadays there are new and different ways to find the fabled continent and also whole new worlds! Paolo Armatio, in the end, was not much different from us.” “Enough daydreaming my dear. Look here, dear guest! On the map you will find six great empires: the Signet Empire of the East, also called the Phoenix Empire, the Signet Empire of the North or the Northern Empire, the Signet Empire of the West, the Signet Empire of the South also called the Golden Empire, the Signet Empire of the Center called the Empire of Roses, and the Marque League. There are also free city-states, for example Askalon, Asina, Blutgard, Caladh Nua, Goldwacht or Porto Leonis. You will have to travel long and far to explore everything. And there is still much to learn. I think that was really more than enough for the beginning. Now this knowledge must first settle down with you, and the understanding will come with time.”

 

“Yes! A lot of book knowledge today. More exciting are definitely the living stories behind the knowledge! Should you ever tread the path of a scholar, keep a fascination for the living stories! And now quite apart from what has already passed and what others have experienced!” it rumbles from the adventurer. “What is your plan here in Mitraspera? I’ve got something I don’t want you to miss. I mean a campaign where history will really be made. Pay attention! Because after years of fighting and losing, the day has come! A goal that we Mitrasperans have had in mind since the beginning is within our grasp! We, the settlers, will deal the outlaws a serious blow in order to bring the war back to the retreats of the outlaws, where they have felt safe for far too long! On the southern continent, the undead flesh of the Outcasts has long been a heavy burden on the settlers, making it difficult for them to make any progress. Even if the fight for the crown within the undead flesh seems to be decided now, only now, after the victory over the mirror world, enough armies are ready for a new great campaign. Before the new Bone Queen has fully consolidated her power on the southern continent, we will attack! Haha!” It almost seems as if an old buoyancy has been reawakened in him, for he seems almost prophetic. “The day has come when Ankor Mortis, the capital of the Undead Empire, must burn! For the elements! For Magica! Settlers and adventurers from Mythodea and around the world are joining together to prepare a final blow against the heart of the Undead Enemy. You are with us, aren’t you?”