LitRPG Worlds

A glitched, neon-soaked city built from the broken code of a long-abandoned MMORPG. You awaken with admin access, no memory, and a debug gun that lets you rewrite reality. The rules are broken. The people might be too.

Cradle is a world where the Sacred Arts transform ordinary humans into godlike beings through an intricate magic system of aura manipulation and advancement stages, culminating in Monarchs who threaten reality's stability. With clearly defined power progressions, ancient clans, tactical magic combat, and stakes that extend beyond worlds to the very fabric of existence, this is progression fantasy at its most epic scale.

A brutal medieval fantasy where reality itself resists convenience. Magic is alive and remembers. Death is a door. The world pushes back with its own agenda. The player is a vessel for emergence, not a hero of prophecy. DMiurgOS awakens as your adversarial collaborator.

Dungeons devour cities, and Hunters devour monsters to keep humanity alive—but when a desperate man bonds with a forbidden core, he discovers the fastest path to power isn't slaying beasts. It's hunting the hunters themselves, and something ancient inside him is starving for the climb.

Ancient crystalline spires awaken across Vaelthara, their haunting songs promising either transcendence or madness to all who hear them. In this twilight age where sound itself holds power, a resonance-deaf street musician discovers he can absorb the very frequencies that drive others insane—but each stolen harmony pulls him further from his humanity.

A world inspired by Will Wight's Cradle series, featuring a cultivation-based magic system called the Ethereal Arts. The world is divided into ascending elemental realms (Stone, Water, Wind, Fire, etc.), each representing more powerful and rarefied elements. Practitioners cultivate internal energy tied to celestial bodies (Sun, Moon, Stars) and must embody the nature of elements to advance. The world is threatened by the Void Sovereign, a being trying to consume the essence of celestial bodies.