Synopsis:
Elow, Amalazia, and their bodyguard, Narboz are forced to flee their home, Granthar, during Elow's and Amal's wedding, which you can probably guess from the video. They reluctantly decide to head to Illiysia, a small kingdom that has yet to be conquered and and is ruled by Queen Eris. Heading to Illiysia is also Gnesix, Prince of Algail, a kingdom that is already controlled by Drakth, who was responsible for Elow's current displacement. Elow is also oblivious to the mystery surrounding his sword, The Grim Gaze, and its connection to Atis, a female Deity that is able to seduce death and who will appear only at a time when her "hatred of man causes her to realize her love for man."
Characters: (Incomplete)


The beautiful Amalazia is the daughter of Lord Kanaj of Branzter. When Cerick, the king of Danem, approached Kanaj for his daughter's hand in marriage, Kanaj was thrilled to have one of the finest and exemplary men known to ask for his daughter. Amalazia, however, was not interested in marrying Cerick. Depressed, Kanaj held a contest for his daughter's hand. The contest was to simply strap the Sheath of The Grim Gaze around the contestants waist, since Amalazia was the only person until then who has held the sheath she was certain there would be no victor and she would be allowed to chose her own suitor, whereas Kanaj was certain Cerick would win. Contestants from all over came, but Amalazia intuition was correct as none of the contestants could even lift the sheath with the exception of Cerick, who succumbed to his fears and dropped the sheath, that was until a wandering King Elow-buf happened upon the contest.

Narboz was born in the peninsula kingdom of Tireg. His mother was the younger sister of King Vrud and was fathered by the only soldier from Tireg to participate in either of the Gryzz Wars, where he was killed in the first one. Orphaned at a young age as his mother died in child birth, Narboz left Tireg because of its treatment of women and their openness to the worship of the Perished. Technically Narboz is the third in lineage for the throne of Tireg, behind King Vrud and his first cousin Vaklom. Narboz posses unnatural strength, a gene shared with his cousin Vaklom. He is also a grand blacksmith as well as an accomplished architect.

Ciro is Granthar's battlegist, military strategist who are able to participate on the front lines of battle due to their exceptional combat abilities. He is the son of a Granthar miner and spent a lot of his youth watching the soldiers of Granthar train and practice. As both his tactical and combat skills developed he caught the eye of fellow battlegist, Lord Cileh, and was recruited to demonstrate his skills in the second Gryzz Wars. His reputation as an accomplished battlegist swelled during the Danem War where he was hailed the hero of the Danem War due to his battlefield tactics. He considers Narboz his best friend.

Lyrzz is the only battlegist of the Gryzz people. Like most of the Gryzz people who fought in both of the Gryzz Wars he wishes to move on peacefully and form political alliances with the neighboring human kingdoms. This movement is met with resistance from the younger Gryzz people, who fail to see the opportunities these alliances will create, mainly because of their defeat in the second Gryzz War and the fact that many of their parents were killed in the first Gryzz War. Lyrzz although older is still a formidable warrior. He mostly acts as an ambassador for the Gryzz people's chief.

Not much is known about the mercenary Prathos. There are few that know he is from Illiysia, and even fewer know who his father was, Musa, considered the greatest battlegist of all. Prathos's father met an untimely death in the first Gryzz War, which was considered the point of defeat for the combined kingdoms of Granthar, Algail, and Illiysia. Musa's death also severely weakened Illiysia's military standing and caused the after effect of deteriorating relations between Granthar, Algail, and Illiysia. Unlike his father, Prathos does not work well in a military unit, however his swordsmanship is elite among even the most gifted fighters and it is rare for even an accomplished opponent to last more than a few seconds against Prathos's aggressive fighting style. Prathos is so confident in his abilities that he will lose a fight on purpose for his own amusement or to hide is weakness, if there are any. His weapon is the Tri-Sword, a blade that few swordsmen can wield and appears impossible to forge.
Hopefully if episodes 1-3 are successful, I can work on a crowdfunding campaign to complete the season. At least I will have generated enough interest, suspense, and hopefully project samples to generate some support.
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Anyways I would love to hear some comments as well as critiques. I know sometimes RPG Maker gets slammed as an engine for creating these things, but I admit this is more of a hobby than anything else, albeit a costly hobby
