Genre: Fantasy, Supernatural, Gods
Characters: Nieida (F) & Ganda (M)
Relationship: brother and sister
Setting: The Realm of Gods

Idumea is a world that was created by god-twins Nieida and Ganda. They were born of Father Universe and Mother Eternity in the great halls of Space and Time. As they grew up where the light and the dark met, the elements were their toys and the spirits their friends. They dreamed the same dream, to love and to rule, but while the light guided the other, the darkness was enticing to the other.

The game is Nieida & Ganda growing up, creating the world and in the end receiving their own kingdoms to rule. I have scenes from there and there so as a whole this would not be a terribly long or never ending game.

My preferred character: Ganda

Genre: Fantasy, Slice of Life, demi-gods
Characters: Nieida (F) & Isit (M)
Relationship: wife & husband
Setting: Idumea, before it was divided

Ever since Nieida had grown up in the Realm of Gods, she had grown fond of darkness and shadows. When she got to choose where to begin building her kingdom on Idumea, she naturally chose a drearier and darker land. The home for her house was a land of sharp, steep mountains where the rock itself was as grey and cold as the heart that beat in the chest of Daughter of the Universe.

The game is about Nieida building her kingdom and establishing her reign on Idumea.

My preferred character: Isit

“Light and darkness cannot occupy the same space at the same time.
Now nature makes us decide which one will occupy Earth.”

A space storm hit the Earth on September 13th in 2012. It raged for three days and three nights. Electricity died and the whole digital world with it. Connections between the American continents and Europe were lost as well as connections with all the islands of the oceans and far away places in distant countries. Satellites fell from the skies with everything else that was in the air. All of humanity was thrown back to the age before electricity.

The Earth wailed and screamed that time. It was in pain. It trembled from core to the crust destroying many great cities and buildings of men. Valleys turned into hills and mountains were leveled to fields. Many islands were swallowed and new ones emerged from the sea.
Since then Earth has been sick. It is alive, just barely. It stays alive with the light in the hearts of men, women and children.

The storm and the tumult killed most of us. Those that did not die in the storm, soon died to their injuries, lack of nutrition and shelter. Those of us who stayed alive experienced strong headaches and physical pain for days, some even weeks after the storm.

Soon reports of strange anomalies and supernatural accidents started to travel among the survivors. We heard of poltergeists, possessions and some throwing a burst of destructive energy of some kind in their anger killing someone by accident. We also heard of pillars of light, glowing shields that saved someone from being crushed under a building that was falling apart. We heard of miracles.

We learned that the storm had amplified our emotions and deepest desires into a usable and visible energy that could destroy and build up.

In the world we lived in we faced a new danger – the power of our emotions, unthoughtful reactions and desires. Those who were keen to be negative and live a life of questionable morals began to use their newly found powers for their own benefit. They soon found out that life began to fade from the place where they lived. Earth began to wither, lose it's colors and eventually it would die.

Earth grew stronger where there was light. It could be even restored to its former glory. These places became the target of the darkmen – or parasites as some called them. The darkness within them began to consume them and eventually turn them into mindless husks if the were weak enough. They would attack, destroy, plunder, kill. We were forced to fight.

That is how this war began. Not a war of faith or flag, neither a war to conquer nor to liberate. This war is about keeping Earth alive.