The Village

People awake in a strange place with no idea of who or where they are. There is only a bizarre message carved into a metal obelisk and the growing awareness that every single living creature in this new world is a deadly threat — even seemingly cute and fluffy bunnies have a taste for human flesh. What are they to do? How will they survive? How do they stay sane?

The sharp-toothed rabbits around the village were thought to be the greatest enemy — then came the squirrels, then the wolves. As enemies grow in number, a light appears at the end of the tunnel: another sapient race. Perhaps the humans can ally with the goblins and build a future together. But nobody knows if the goblins actually want this alliance — and there may be other intelligent species inhabiting this world.

The village continues to grow and develop, but this harsh world will never leave its residents alone. Anyone who stops developing is bound to perish. New, even more dangerous opponents await — but so do new opportunities that are easy to miss and spend a lifetime regretting.

The residents of the Village have managed to overcome all the trials and tribulations. Under Nicholas's leadership, they have achieved the seemingly impossible — combining the incompatible and reconciling the irreconcilable. They have grown stronger where others would have given up.

A terrible threat hangs over the Village — but it is also a chance. The world is much bigger than the humans imagined, and they occupy only a tiny part of it. While they ran around with sticks and dressed in animal hides, monumental events took place around them. Nicholas has now landed right in the epicenter of these events.

A great and bloodthirsty war has spread across the land, engulfing even the young but thriving duchy. Still, Nicholas's focus on diversity gives him an unparalleled advantage — the various races working together are capable of things others can only dream of.