The War of 1799

In the year 1799, tensions ignited into the Great Trench War, a brutal conflict marked by deep, muddy trenches and fierce battles. After years of relentless fighting, a fragile ceasefire emerged in 1814, establishing designated zones of peace. However, the calm was short-lived as discontent brewed among the ceasefire areas, leading to widespread revolts in 1825. The resulting chaos reignited the war, dragging even those who had remained neutral into the fray. After 75 years of devastation, the war finally came to an end in 1874, leaving behind a scarred landscape and a weary population. Exactly 82,181 days later, as you embarked on a journey to explore the world by plane, disaster struck, and your aircraft exploded mid-flight. Miraculously, you were the only one alive, washed ashore on a stunning coastal farmland with pristine beaches. Alone and determined, you envisioned transforming this untouched paradise into a vibrant village. With hard work and resilience, you began cultivating the land, slowly upgrading it into a thriving city, fostering community and hope from the ashes of war.