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In The Sun Chasers, you play as a survivor who outlived the destruction of your village. Your journeys will take you through the different territories of Sol, where much of your duties revolve around protecting others from the same calamity that took everything from you.

But as old threats resurge, and laws reforged, you may be forced to question the reasoning behind your people’s faith… and if the rules are always meant to be followed.

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DEMO | COG FORUM THREAD

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Play as a man, woman, or non-binary.

Shape your character’s personality, and have it influence their interactions with others in the world.

Find love from among five romance options, including a childhood friend, an unflappable swordsman, a kindly knife fighter, and a pair of twins.

Watch your relationships grow organically. Rather than defining your romantic inclinations outright, assess your attraction to each potential RO as opportunities arise.

Uncover the secrets of where the Nightwalkers come from— and decide if what you learn can be trusted.

Overcome the demons of your past… or let them continue to dictate the path you walk.

🕯️ Romance

Tessa/Taran: A beloved childhood friend who has been with you through more trials and tribulations than you can count. Devoted, protective, and very kind. But the once-cheery archer has mellowed somewhat due to events in your shared past.

Eren: A skilled swordsman who always seems cold and aloof. He was not always this way however, but only time will tell if he will be ready to share more about his past.

Nala: An impish knife-fighter who is both charming and sweet. Her wit is as sharp as the daggers she wields.

Dion: Rilaine’s twin brother. He is very protective of his twin sister.

ok so who’s gonna get me all of these clothes 😤

9. Brutal truth or blissful lie? Brutal truth. There are so many lies in his life already, that sometimes it becomes to much. And if the truth is brutal... well, what is a little more pain?

10. Warm colors or cool colors? Warm colors. It is mostly a subconcious choice, but he will cling to whatever little comfort he can.

20. Leather or denim? Hmmm... he does not really has a preference between those two, at least when it comes to pants. Whatever is practical and durable and allows him to move freely.

The Great Smudge - Table Cat

So, there are the 6 kingdoms of Sky, right? Correlating to 6 (twins count as one) elders, all rulers or patrons of each land, and tell its story through the spirit inhabitants.

The way I figured my own little universe was that each skykid was born— nice n good, yeah— but in their first trip to Eden, they’re assigned to a team. A team is 6 individuals, each representing a faction from the worlds. You start off unaligned of course, and are guided through Eden.

The other members of your team are Aligned— there are the Dawn kids, who are like the trail guides of Eden, who know the way. There are the Prairie kids, who serve as healers or just generally look out for the group’s health and winged light. Then you’ve got the Forest kids, who serve the weeding aspect— they can handle the dark plants and the red crystals, usually through training or something with the Lady of the Forge/Forest. Anyway, Valley kids serve as scouts for their speed in sliding or flying (they can choose their route of proficiency), Wasteland kids are trained as soldiers to fight the krill need be, and Vault kids take notes and study Eden.

Then the kid tags along to see what each job entails, as they have to go through the lands and see what each one is like. After Eden, they are presented with the six/seven elders, and are asked to chose their path (the concept of switching paths was also minorly established, with the idea that you meet all the elders again in your second Eden run to see if you chose the right path, and afterwards no take-backs). They chose and elder and reside there, in their land, learning and training as you do to get better at sky (and absolutely allowed to other lands, but like— it becomes home base, ya know?). Valley kids train in the races, as well as parkour to keep themselves agile for Eden. Dawn kids study maps and secret passageways in Scrolls provided by the vault kids, who take notes in the layout of Eden, the krill, the plants and crystals the forest kids handle, etc etc. The Dawn Kids train in medicine of the mind, soul, and body— and Wasteland kids train with staffs as spear replicas, as well as physical strength and flying skills to out manoeuvre the krill.

The story itself follows namely a PTSD stiffen Valley kid who watched his team die (you can die to krill in Eden, but cannot in the soul sacrifices— it has to do with corruption the krill guve you to your “vessel”) and they were the only one to come back. There’s a Wasteland kid that’s more of a sentient weapon than a kid, a small bubble gum jellybean of a Prairie kid the two adopted, a Dawn that just barely remembers the way through Eden, a Vault that probably smoking something but does their job well, and a Forest that’s indifferent to everything and everyone.

This is long but I just really wanted to share this with you bbc I thought you may like it?? Idk just enjoy :)

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