How do you measure a person?
Do you measure them in the money they have, the fights they’ve won, or the titles they hold? Some worlds would have you believe that. They would reduce a life to a list of statistics, a collection of numbers on a page that claims to represent strength, intelligence, or charisma.
We invite you to forget all of that.
Here, your identity is not a number. It is a living thing — a story that the world tells about you. It’s the whisper that follows you out of a room, the reputation that precedes you into a negotiation, the shadow you cast long before you arrive. It is the sum of every choice you make, every promise you keep, and every life you touch.
This is the core of your journey: to build a Legacy. A legacy isn’t measured; it’s felt. It has weight and substance. It is written not in a character sheet, but in the memory of the world itself.
- On the gritty streets of Hathian, your legacy might be the fear your name inspires in a back alley or the grudging respect it earns in a smoke-filled bar.
- Within the hallowed halls of the University, it might be the intellectual authority your arguments command or the access your reputation for discretion grants you to forbidden knowledge.
- And in the eerie, misty Backwaters, it is the slow-earned trust that makes you one of the family, a part of the landscape itself.
Do not look for just a progress bar to tell you how you are doing. Look for the changes in the world around you. Listen to how people speak to you — and about you. Notice the doors that open for you and the opportunities that arise from the reputation you have built, brick by brick, choice by choice.
Your growth in this world is a direct reflection of the story you choose to live. It is an Imprint left by your actions, a Threshold crossed not when you gain a point, but when you earn a new level of respect, fear, or trust. Your identity is a living, breathing dossier, and its pages are filled only by the choices you make and the stories you tell.
Welcome to a world that remembers. Now, go give it something to talk about.
