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Mortalazur

A long-form cinematic D&D campaign. AI-driven characters. Full visual production. The story plays for keeps.

Enter the Campaign Season One · Episode One
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I

The Show

A long-form serialised campaign performed through AI-driven characters. The cast voices celebrity-impression PCs (you'll hear them when you start). The story plays it dead serious. Permadeath is real. Four named characters have already been lost.

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The Cast

Celebrity impressions playing for blood. The gap between the voice and the story is the show. Pull a quote, click an episode, see for yourself.

  • Wizard · Vitamancer · Clone of Lord Tanavir

    Tronald

    All of that bullshit I spouted whenever I got the opportunity about me being the strongest mage. It's nothing more than a sick joke.

    Episode 29

  • Half-orc Barbarian · Bear Totem · Wields Nepthet-Kha

    Raarh

    You draw a line. Somewhere. Anywhere. And you don't fucking cross it.

    Episode 154

  • Half-elf Artificer · Engineer · Bonded to Pendleton

    Saxy

    Bitches love cannons.

    Episode 124

  • Monk · The Threads · Way of the Fractured Thread

    Pervious

    The rain does not ask permission to fall. It simply falls. And when it is finished falling, something grows.

    Episode 150

  • Loxodon Paladin · Aura of Protection · Vow of Enmity

    Thrunk

    Anyway. The plan. Are we going over the plan again or are we just going to show up and hope I remember it?

    Episode 151

  • Omnitheon Bloodline Sorcerer · The Clone

    Thalmoon

    And THAT'S exactly what a compromised system would say.

    Episode 151

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The World

The party started in a tavern hunting one necromancer. They ended up in the middle of a god-forged war. Mortalazur is cosmic-scale fantasy disguised as a small story.

Auroros

The continent. Ruled from Solaris by Emperor Octavius. Cradle of Vitamancy, the lost tenth school of magic, invented by Lord Tanavir before he was assassinated.

Arcanterra

The foreign empire pulling Octavius's strings. The actual cosmic oppressor. The reason a rebellion exists at all, and the reason Tronald can't just walk away.

The Aeterions

Thirteen artefacts forged by every god in concert. The macguffin everyone is killing for. Two have been activated. Eleven still in play.

The Obitus

A devil-led shadow order. Once enemies. Now allies of necessity. Their leader Vezuriel turned out to be Tronald's son. The party is still working out what that means.

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Defining Moments

Six episodes that earned their place in the canon. Pick one, watch it cold, see if the show grabs you.

Episode 19

The 1,500-Foot Fall

Raarh chases a seagull off a parapet and free-falls into the Imperium Bank vault. Tronald's first taste of real spell-control panic. The moment the show announces what it is.

Episode 23

Captain Jake Eagle's Exit

"Farewell, gentlemen, for this is the day that you will always remember as the day where you almost..." The gunpowder armoury does the rest.

Episode 28

Celestia's Choice

Vezuriel offers her an ultimatum. She picks the harder one. The party's first permanent loss, and the first time the show makes you feel it.

Episode 57

Are You Not Entertained?

Raarh kills Snagglegut. The line lands. The show stops being only a comedy.

Episodes 123-124

Threnos & The Antimatter Rifle

Three party members die obtaining the second Aeterion. The cast eulogises in-character. Permadeath is the law.

Episode 153

The Stage

Admiral Seris springs his trap. Diego's throat opens. La Venganza Dulce is unmade in six seconds. Tronald offers himself in exchange. The show's at peak tension right now.

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The Loyalty Vault

Patrons earn card packs and Residuum every month, backdated to the day they pledged. The vault is open. The TCG opens later. What's already in your reserve is yours.

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