Playable now

A free faction PvP game in your browser.

Built by one developer, shaped with its players.

Choose a Crown, fight over one shared world, and break the enemy Crown Core.

Playable technical alphaRont is still in development, with progress shared publicly.

  • No download
  • Desktop + mobile
  • No pay-to-win
Combat across three regions

Current alpha · September 23–24, 2026Meteor · Fireball · Thunderclap

Aurel Fields, the Corvel Marches, and the Oreth Scar. Real combat from local showcase sessions with prepared gear and skills.

The actual game

Here's what it looks like today.

Fireball in the woods of Aurel Fields, Thunderclap among the ruins of the Corvel Marches, and Meteor in the crystal fields of the Oreth Scar.

MeteorCurrent alpha

Meteor

Meteor falls on the creatures closing in through the Oreth Scar's crystals.

FireballCurrent alpha

Fireball

Fireball leaves a burning trail through the woodland hunting grounds of Aurel Fields.

ThunderclapCurrent alpha

Thunderclap

Thunderclap strikes a group of enemies among the ruined walls of the Corvel Marches.

EquipmentCurrent alpha

Equipment

A Star Rod, armor and accessories on an equipped Adventurer. Gear prepared for this local showcase.

Alfa CitadelCurrent alpha

Alfa Citadel

Pale stone, blue roofs, and gold standards mark the Eastern Crown's home.

Omega CitadelCurrent alpha

Omega Citadel

Forge fires and red standards light the Western Crown's streets.

Dorvan WoodsCurrent alpha

Dorvan Woods

The Dorvan Groveheart waits among the roots and broken stone of the Heartgrove.

The Oreth ScarCurrent alpha

The Oreth Scar

Towering shards rise beside molten fissures at the heart of the shared world.

Captured · September 23–24, 2026

Choose your Crown

Two peoples reach for the same broken world.

Your Crown is permanent — one character, one faction, no switching when your side starts losing. Both of them are honourable and both of them are wrong about something. Pick the one you'd argue for.

Eastern Crown

Light · Law

Citizens of the dawn. They read the fracture as a call to order and mend the world through vows and geometry. Their strength is conviction, and they will not bend.

Western Crown

Matter · Force

Citizens of the forge. They read the fracture as raw material and rebuild creation through weight and craft. Their strength is will, and they will not break.

Fair by design

You can't buy a fight.

Whatever you have, you got by playing, and so did the person who just killed you. Future monetization may include cosmetics or similar non-power items. It will never sell stats, gear, or a shortcut through a faction war.

  1. Power comes from playing

    Levels, skills and gear come out of playing the season — killing things, farming, and winning fights you might have lost. No amount of money moves any of those numbers.

  2. Seasons wipe

    Each season is planned to run one to three weeks, then power resets to zero for everyone. Nobody can build a lead so far ahead that the next war is decided before it starts.

  3. One character, one Crown

    You get a single Adventurer bound to a single faction. No buff-bot accounts, no spy alts, no jumping to whichever side is winning.

  4. The armory is shared

    Loot you donate becomes gear anyone in your faction can buy with in-game coin, which is how a player who joined on day nine catches up.

Built with you

You're not late. Nobody is.

Ront is playable today and unfinished. Saiko ships frequent changes in public, explains what changed, and shows when player feedback reaches the live build.

And every season resets everyone to level one, so whenever you show up, you show up alongside everybody else.

The cycle turns

Swear a Crown. Break theirs.

Nothing to install, and no pay-to-win. Open a tab and pick a side.

Playable technical alpha Ront is still in development, with progress shared publicly.