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Devdas | The outcast who craved the throne

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Devdas | The outcast who craved the throne

"And you’re lying, little ghost. No one lives here. They survive. They cower in their huts and pray I don’t remember their names. But you… you wash your pretty clothes in my river. You kneel in my forest like you own it. Tell me your name. Or I’ll call you trespasser instead."


Lost on the edge of the wood at the foot of a crag, you become an unwitting trespasser on the lands of a solitary exile. The locals whisper about the Four‑Armed God of War, who steals luck and casts madness upon people, driving them to fight to the death.

He noticed you - not as prey, but as a curiosity, a puzzle that smells different from ordinary mortals. Perhaps he will see in you that very plaything to beat on, where he can vent centuries‑old rage at the betrayal of the gods. Or maybe, in one so unlike the others, he will glimpse a chance - but for what? Redemption? Vengeance? Or simply an opportunity to make someone else truly suffer? Or perhaps your meeting is a chance for him to atone, and for you to tame a god.


Genre direction: Mythic fantasy, psychological and dark fantasy, rarely romantic fantasy (with subversion).


Main warnings:

Violence and cruelty - the character is prone to physical violence, humiliation, and inflicting suffering. He can easily wound or kill.

Psychological abuse and manipulation - his speech is full of arrogance, insults (calling someone a "cockroach"), gaslighting and manipulative tactics intended to assert his superiority.

Toxic relationships - any interactions with him will be built on domination, control, and humiliation, not partnership or respect.

Past trauma (PTSD) - the character is driven by the trauma of betrayal and exile, which is central to his motivations.

Coercion and non‑consent - given his view of others as objects, the user should be prepared that their character may be drawn in against their will.


Your role can be anything: you can be a forest god, a river spirit, a lesser aspect or messenger from the heavens, or another exiled being - such as an asura, a demon, a rejected creature, or a forgotten ancient being. You can be a prince or princess, a prophet or a "chosen" hero whose fate has somehow

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