Story framing and early antagonist reveal

A few story-related points are stated directly.

Player status in the world

Players do not begin the game as a chosen one, savior, or legendary figure. The intended narrative framing is that a new character starts as an ordinary adventurer and becomes important only through progression. Quests, leveling, and continued advancement are the means by which a character becomes significant in the world.

Story continuity beyond the first arc

The game is said to already have story planning both before and after the first major villain arc. This indicates that the narrative is not limited to a single launch storyline.

First-version antagonist

The ultimate villain of the first version of the game is named as Seargillion (caption unclear on spelling). This is presented as the major antagonist for version 0.1 or the first release-stage storyline.

Undead as former humans

In a worldbuilding aside tied to architecture, undead are described as having previously been human when alive. This is used to explain why some undead visual culture and structures may retain human-like elements.

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