New Feature At Chronicles of Spellborn Website

If you’ve missed any Chronicles of Spellborn newsletters, don’t fret. As of today, their newsletter archive is live. All bi-weekly newsletters will be archived after three days, and can be accessed without charge or registration requirement.

Currently, all issues are available, and the six most recent newsletters are available in French and German as well as English.

Currently in development by Spellborn International,  TCoS combines elements of sword and sorcery with science fiction. In the game universe, a civilization consisting of two races – humans and daevi – are struggling to survive inside hollow rocks, known as Shards, which are the remnants of the Ancestor world destroyed by the Deadspell Storm. Collectively, the Shards where survivors live are called “The Enclave,” which is an Alliance of Five houses. The conflict is the result of power struggles among the Five Houses. As these are of a political nature, the term “good vs. evil” has little meaning; however, you will want to choose your allies carefully, and these shift constantly.

The game uses a unique animation and graphic style, and will use the Unreal Engine. It is scheduled for release later this year.

If you’ve missed any Chronicles of Spellborn newsletters, don’t fret. As of today, their newsletter archive is live. All bi-weekly newsletters will be archived after three days, and can be accessed without charge or registration requirement.

Currently, all issues are available, and the six most recent newsletters are available in French and German as well as English.

Currently in development by Spellborn International,  TCoS combines elements of sword and sorcery with science fiction. In the game universe, a civilization consisting of two races – humans and daevi – are struggling to survive inside hollow rocks, known as Shards, which are the remnants of the Ancestor world destroyed by the Deadspell Storm. Collectively, the Shards where survivors live are called “The Enclave,” which is an Alliance of Five houses. The conflict is the result of power struggles among the Five Houses. As these are of a political nature, the term “good vs. evil” has little meaning; however, you will want to choose your allies carefully, and these shift constantly.

The game uses a unique animation and graphic style, and will use the Unreal Engine. It is scheduled for release later this year.