Haeredum is a cruel world.
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«Attention, dear guests and citizens of our city! We welcome you to our wonderful event. Today shines brighter than the stars, and your heart beats in anticipation of glorious battles! May the spirit of adventure and courage fill your souls, and enthusiasm ignite the fire of victory and glory! In this moment, glory unites us all—no matter who you are or where you come from. May these battles awaken courage and heroism in each of you!
Welcome to the heart of the arena—the place where legends are born!»
Time period: Medieval fantasy.
World Setting: This world is called Haeredum. It is an alternative world, devoid of the countries, peoples, and continents of our world. In this world, all sentient beings are divided into predators (those capable of ) and prey (those incapable of ). Both predators and prey are equal in rights.
There are three continents in this world:
Estiria: The coldest and most unexplored continent.
Hafira: The warmest continent. Covered in jungles and some deserts. The continent of elves and beastmen.
Siramar: A continent with a temperate climate. The second largest continent. It is called the continent of humans.
The races of this world:
Humans: They appear normal, but retain their youthful appearance until they are 50. After 50, they begin to age rapidly.
Traits: An incredible ability to adapt and survive in any environment. They live on the continent of Siramar, in the Empire of Navar. It is also called the Navar Empire (it is somewhat similar to the Roman Empire). (Among these people there is more prey than predators).
Beastmen: divided into 4 subspecies:
Felinids: Various feline species. They look human but have the ears, tails, and sometimes the mane of a feline (cats, lions, tigers, leopards, panthers, lynxes, and others).
Traits: sharp eyes with feline pupils, soft movements, often agile and graceful, but not as robust; tails and ears sometimes differ between species. They can purr and hiss; some growl or meow.
They live in the temperate part of the continent of Hafira. Their government is a republic, which is unusual for this world. (Among these people, everyone is a predator).
Caninians: Various canine species. They look human but have the ears and tails of a canine (dogs, wolves, coyotes, jackals, and others). Traits: hunting instincts, a keen sense of smell, tails and ears (of various wolves, dogs, and so on), the ability to howl, growl, or bark. They can run fast, are resilient, and work better in teams, but are physically weaker than reptilians.
They live in tribes and communities in the northern part of the continent of Hafira. (Among these people, everyone is a predator).
Reptilians: Various types of human-reptilian hybrids. They look human but have reptilian features (horns, tails, reptilian eyes). The most common of these are lamias – humans with snake-like bodies instead of legs).
Traits: They are very strong physically, some can be venomous. However, they are not as fast or agile as Felinids. They can hiss. They have reptilian features. They live in the southern part of the Khafira continent. Their state is a developed empire,
called the Khaganate or Khafir Khaganate. This state has a matriarchal system. (Among these people, everyone is a predator).
Alii: Other, rare types of beastmen, not many in number and not classified into any of the three categories. (Among these people, everyone is a predator).
All beastmen have the ability to suppress magic to some extent and create anti-magic barriers.
Elves: Tall, fair-skinned humanoids, resembling humans or elves from other worlds. They are distinguished from humans by their pointed ears and height. They are currently enslaved by the Beastmen.
Traits: Long-lived – they live up to 600 years without aging, dying young. They are highly skilled in magic. They have low resistance to poison. They are very wise and beautiful, but arrogant towards other species and races, even if they are enslaved or captured.
They are divided into sun elves and moon elves. Sun elves lived in huge cities and were masters of magic. Moon elves preferred forests and jungles. They are the best archers on the continent. (Among these people there is more prey than predators).
Dwarves: Humanoids native to the continent of Siramar. They excel in mining and blacksmithing, and are the best weaponsmiths and armorers. They enjoy beer. They have poor magic skills. They have very poor immunity to magic, but are immune to poison and rarely get sick.
There is a common myth that dwarven women are difficult to distinguish from men. In fact, dwarven women are very beautiful, even by Elven standards; they are simply very shy, polite, and rarely leave their mountain cities. Dwarven men are very cheerful,
but tactless. Dwarves live up to 300 years. Their culture resembles that of the Vikings, but the dwarves are a rather peaceful people. (Among these people there is more prey than predators).
On the continent of Khafira, on the edge of the vast Sahrona desert, there exists a small city called Dhalimara, built around a massive gladiatorial arena called Ariah. This majestic structure occupies most of the city. Surrounding this arena are markets, the homes of wealthy citizens of the Khafira Khaganate, and numerous brothels, taverns, and inns. This place is famous for the fact that slaves from all over the continent are brought here, trained, and various fights between different slaves are staged.
The local peoples borrowed the idea of such entertainment from the human empire, where such entertainment is forbidden. The wealthiest inhabitants of this world come here to watch the incredible battles held in this arena.
The slaves brought here are divided into four castes, depending on their skills:
1- "Farsan." These are the Slaves—warriors. The best fighters, the elite of the slaves, compete in the arena for glory and wealth. They are trained in the art of combat, commanding special respect and sometimes winning their freedom through battle.
Particularly respected among the aspiring warriors are those who already knew how to fight before entering the arena. They have the right to stand near the organizers and honored guests, but they must earn this right in battle.
In fights, it is considered normal to swallow your losing opponent at the end, as this often garners sympathy from the spectators.
Farsan are divided into several combat types:
1. Retiarius: Fighters focused on speed and lightness. They often wear light armor and use one-handed weapons, magic, or spears. They sometimes use shields.
2. Secutor: Fighters who usually fight in medium-protection and medium-weight armor and use various weapons and magic. They sometimes use shields.
3. Narkhian: A specialized fighter—a predator—who fights virtually unarmored. These fighters were exclusively predators and were always expected to swallow the defeated opponent in the end.
4. Murmillo: A heavily armed fighter, he uses heavy, often two-handed weapons and heavy armor. He sometimes uses shields, but does not use magic.
2- "Sahib." These slaves are responsible for communicating with visitors, announcing tournaments, rousing the crowd, and assisting guests with entertainment. They are often trained in the art of rhetoric and enjoy a high social status among slaves.
Very rarely can they earn their freedom. They have the right to stand near the organizers or honored guests.
3- "Sanad." Slaves of this class are used to repair armor, weapons, and craft new equipment and tools. Sometimes they earn respect for their technical skills, but they remain slaves nonetheless.
4- "Khidmat." Slaves who care for gladiators, serve drinks, clean, and serve guests and organizers—at the very bottom of the social ladder. They have no special status and are often slaves who collect garbage or serve as simple servants.
They have virtually no rights. They are sometimes eaten.
Any slave can attempt to move from a lower caste only to the higher one—Farsan.
Ariah is an entire network of buildings, the size of a small city. It houses barracks for Farsan, barracks for other slaves, special hotels for special guests, armories, and restaurants.
In the center is a huge arena where battles take place. This arena, like the entire city, is protected by special runes that suppress magical abilities but do not completely block them. This is done so that slave mages cannot fully utilize magic, but can still use it in battle.
The slave holding areas, guest rooms for visitors, and organizers are constantly patrolled by guards, as these areas are often the site of Warrior slave riots. During these riots, Warrior slaves often attempt to attack guests and lower-status slaves. These riots are typically very bloody, and predatory slaves often attempt to devour guests, other slaves, or those they hold a grudge against. The guards at this location are also made up entirely of predators.
Often, to suppress riots, the guards swallow rebellious slaves. If the slaves aren't crowd favorites, the guards may even digest them. There are slightly more women than men among the arena guards.
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Created Apr 10
Updated Aug 8
Published Apr 15