Your Vikings.

Your Battles.

A Game Master That Never Flakes.

The first tabletop campaign where you take part in a Viking saga that remembers everything—run by a system that shows up every single time.

No scheduling snafus. No rulebook arguments. No campaign that dies after three sessions because the guy running it finally found a girlfriend.

Tabletop campaigns collapse. Someone can't make game night. The GM gets busy. Or you want to play solo but you're stuck making decisions for both sides, which kills the tension.

The Saga Forge is like a Terminator robot that never stops running your campaign.

You answer questions about your Jarl—who are they, how did they rise to power, who are their companions? The system generates your Jarl, two companions, and warbands for each. Then it gives you a scenario with enemies assigned behavior profiles (Aggressive, Defensive, Hunter, Objective, Cautious).

Here's the real selling point: the system bends to your schedule.

Got 45 minutes? Print your current scenario and play. Enemy units follow flowcharts—you discover what they do, not decide for them.

Scenario doesn't grab you? Skip it. Fill out results as if you played and move on.

Kids down for a nap? One battle. Wife's out? Three scenarios and a blood feud.

Buddies drop by? Hand them the OPFOR or let them command one of your companions.

Zero overhead. No roster maintenance. No narrative bookkeeping. Fight the battle, report results (who fell, who got kills, whatever details you want), get your next scenario with consequences baked in. The system tracks your characters, your warbands, your renown, and how much heat you're drawing.

The D10 combat is tight—30-60 minutes, tactics matter, shield walls and morale checks and legendary kills. But you're playing through a branching campaign that evolves based on your actual results.

The campaign adapts to whatever gaming life you actually have. Not the fantasy version with six hours every Saturday. The real version where you grab 30 minutes here, an evening there, and sometimes you just want to see what happens next without setting up terrain.

Your warband awaits. The ravens are watching.