While calling it the "war without end" is hyperbole, the most recent war between Casea and Gador certainly seemed that way.  Decade upon decade went into the fighting with more and more men from both sides being fed into the meat grinder.  While such a drain on labor actually proved a boon to Casea by forcing technological advancement to deal with growing needs and dwindling labor, it has left the land and its people scarred.

You're a simple kid in the village of Wolon, along the Wolonwood.  Wolon was a boom town, of sorts, constructed near the end of the war to support logging operations in the Wolonwood.  Since the end of the war, it's seen demand for the lumber decrease and pressure from the natives of the Wolonwood to be more responsible about their logging habits increase.  To make matters worse, times are changing, too.  There are stories of strange machines that burn wood and belch steam in order to move heavy loads and factories where goods are produced that are nearly identical to each other.  It is an exciting but scary time to be coming of age.

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Looking for 2-3 additional players to take on the roles of 12 year old kids just starting on their apprenticeships.  The general flow of the game will be a series of four short scenarios at ages from 12 to 18, followed by the world opening up and shifting to a semi-sandbox at that point.

The group size will be relatively small (4-5 players) and the game pace is expected to be approximately five posts per week.