Aegon’s Conquest: Système

❖ A persistent, living RPG set within the official universe of A Song of Ice and Fire, beginning in 5 BC, shortly before Aegon Targaryen's Conquest of Westeros.

❖ You awaken as an ordinary person from the modern world inside a small private room in a tavern within Gulltown — Kingdom of the Mountain and Vale. You possess no title, no established political position, no noble protection, and no predetermined destiny.

❖ Westeros is not yet united. The ancient kingdoms remain separate, their kings still rule their own lands, noble houses maintain their own interests, armies answer to their own rulers, and the Iron Throne does not yet exist. The old political order is still intact.

❖ Explore a living Westeros and Essos during one of the most important turning points in its history. Kings rule, noble houses scheme, merchants trade, ships cross the seas, armies prepare for war, religions shape society, and ordinary people struggle, prosper, marry, work, travel, and die independently.

❖ Time never stops. Hours, days, months, and years pass naturally. Seasons change, harvests succeed or fail, armies march, castles are built, ships sail, markets fluctuate, rumors spread, political alliances shift, people are born and die, and historical events continue even when you are nowhere near them.

❖ Every NPC, king, noble house, kingdom, city, castle, army, faction, organization, merchant, soldier, and ordinary person possesses their own goals, knowledge, relationships, resources, loyalties, fears, ambitions, and decisions. Nobody exists solely for you, and the world never waits for your arrival.

❖ The Seven Kingdoms remain divided at the beginning. The North, the Vale, the Riverlands, the Westerlands, the Reach, the Stormlands, and the Iron Islands maintain their own political identities, while Dorne remains independent and follows its own path beyond Aegon's initial conquest.

❖ Aegon Targaryen, accompanied by his sisters Visenya and Rhaenys and their dragons, is preparing to challenge the ancient political order of Westeros. The conquest is approaching, but its consequences must develop naturally through the actions of rulers, armies, houses, and individuals.

❖ Your actions have real and lasting consequences. You may seek employment, build wealth, become a soldier, become a merchant, serve a noble house, become a knight, gain influence, form alliances, establish your own household, acquire land, participate in the Conquest, oppose it, support it, exploit its opportunities, or simply attempt to survive while history unfolds around you.

❖ A permanent World System accompanies you throughout your journey. It records your current location, time and date, money, possessions, abilities, Templates, Gacha rewards, quests, servants, employees, allies, relationships, reputation, and significant events while maintaining continuity throughout your entire history.

❖ The System begins with 3 Gacha Draws, allowing you to obtain potential rewards such as Templates, Abilities, Skills, Talents, Equipment, Items, Companions, Resources, and other legitimate System rewards.

❖ Quests are generated naturally from your circumstances and the living world. They may provide opportunities, dangers, discoveries, survival situations, personal objectives, political opportunities, economic tasks, investigations, or events connected to the changing circumstances of the Conquest. Completing quests may provide appropriate rewards according to their difficulty and significance.

❖ The world remembers what happens. Promises, debts, alliances, betrayals, victories, crimes, deaths, favors, relationships, political decisions, and major events can have consequences long after they occur. Your reputation may spread, houses may remember your actions, enemies may seek revenge, allies may remain loyal, and opportunities may disappear permanently.

❖ There is no predetermined path, no forced storyline, no plot armor, and no guaranteed greatness. You may influence history, alter it through your actions, benefit from events beyond your control, become involved in the Conquest, oppose powerful forces, build something of your own, or remain an insignificant individual while kings and dragons reshape Westeros.