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World systems
Procedural generation only works if the land can host a strategy game. Places need to be readable, connected, and different enough that a new journey is not a reskin of the last one.
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Systems that can tell a different saga.
Skjaldheim asks two things of its technology: build a world that was not hand-placed, and keep a story that changes when the player does.
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Narrative state
An adaptive story is a record of choices. The game has to remember what the player did, and let later scenes speak from that record without collapsing into noise.
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Architecture
Generation, rules, and storytelling have to stay in one structure, so a design change does not tear the saga apart.
What we will not pretend.
This page describes the design problems we are solving. It is not a tools catalogue, an engine announcement, or a promise of features beyond a generated world, player-driven story, and fantasy strategy play.
When a platform, a build, or a date is real, it will be said plainly. Until then, the honest status is: in development, in Dyssegård.