In the realm of SolForge Fusion, storytelling transcends the confines of scripted narratives, evolving into a collaborative, explorative journey that we at Stone Blade refer to as "anthropological storytelling."
This storytelling approach draws inspiration from the methodologies of anthropology, where stories emerge organically from a landscape shaped by the relics, interactions, and cultural footprints left behind by both the creators and the community.
Our game world is rich with hidden histories, diverse cultures, and untold stories, much like an archaeological site waiting to be unearthed. Each card, character, and game mechanic is a fragment of the myriad histories within SolForge, pieces of evidence that players encounter and interpret in their unique ways. These elements don't explicitly narrate; instead, they provide clues and context, inviting players to become co-creators of lore rather than mere recipients.
The inception of this storytelling style didn't happen overnight. …
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