You wake beside a dying dragon in the ruins of the temple.
Antony's ship is in the harbor. Cleopatra hasn't decided if you live.
The wooden horse is inside the walls. You're the guard who let it through.
Questions, answered.
How accurate is it?+
Grounded in real dates, real people, real places — until your choices take it somewhere the archives never went.
Do I need to know the history?+
No. The story catches you up as it goes. Historians and newcomers both do fine.
Which civilizations?+
Rome, Egypt, Greece, Persia, Carthage, the early Han. Add your own and it becomes playable for anyone.
Can I play a woman in the ancient world?+
Yes — Cleopatra, a Vestal, a Spartan queen, an Egyptian scribe. The world treats each differently, and the story doesn't pretend otherwise.
Politics or battlefield?+
Both, and often the same night. The Senate before dawn, the legion by noon.
Can the myths bleed into it?+
Yes. The ancients believed the gods were listening. In this world, sometimes they are.