The Silver Isle was always a prosperous realm, a major trading hub, and friendly port to fellow kingdoms. Over the past 4 years, however, the current's king's rule has spelled what seems to be disaster for the once thriving island. Due to his nefarious ways and greedy hold over the kingdom's imports, many of the land's previous ally's have turned into opponents. The strong taxes he has placed over the townspeople have all but drove them into poverty, and rumor has it that he has been dabbling in dealings with witches. Now with his ailing health, it is apparent that a curse has been cast over not only the king and his court, but the entire land belonging to Silver Isle.

Word has spread from the witch's sect that the only way to lift this hex is for the true heir to retake the kingdom for their own. However, this simple task may not be as straightforward as it seems. Due to the king's disloyalty, he has children spanning far and wide within the kingdom. Now called to join the royal court, these heirs and heiresses must compete for the king's favor, or remain the last one standing in this battle for the throne. Who exactly will claim the throne and reestablish peace within the Silver Isle is a mystery. Perhaps the land will fall to the curse long before the dispute is settled, or maybe strange allegiances will be established that twists the destiny of these royal canines forever. How this story unfolds is truly in the hands of time and fate.

Monarch: (Ruling queen or king. "Your Majesty.")
Royal Consort: (Spouse of the ruling queen or king. "Your Royal Highness.")

Heir(s): (Princes/Princesses of the ruling monarch. "Your Royal Highness.")

Duke/Duchess: (Ruler of dukedoms, oversee barons. "Your grace.")

Baron/Baroness: (Lord or lady who oversees taxes, land ownership, the people.)

Knight:
Royal Guard:
Messenger:

Castle Staff: (Maids, kitchen staff, royal gardeners, etc.)

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Townsfolk: (Farmers, craftsmen, blacksmiths, etc.)
Hireling: (Mercenaries, assassins, hired hands, etc.)
Traveller: (Traveling merchants, poets, etc.)
Beggar: (Poor or ill townfolk who beg for food/coin.)

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Witch: (Belongs to the witch's sect.)
Outlaws: (Thieves, criminals, fugitives, on the run from the royal court.)