The Reclaimed World
Legends of the Everfell Echoine Lands
Discover the heroes and villains navigating the heart of a flourishing apocalypse. From the Everfell brothers to the mysterious Plant King, every survivor in the Echoine Lands carries a story of resilience.
Main Protagonist
Walter Everfell
A sharp, eccentric 14-year-old who leads with wit and precision, guiding his brother through danger while unraveling visions that challenge his sense of purpose and control.
Main Character
Blake
Everfell
A kind, grounded, and quick-witted 13-year old dreamer who supports those around him, discovering the unknown with curiosity, unaware of the dangers drawing him deeper.
2nd Main Character
Lola The
Martian
A fierce and sharp-tongued 20-year-olf Martian who bends every rule with ease, hiding a deeply protective heart beneath her wit as she searches for where she truly belongs.
2nd Main Character
Ewing The Hybrid
A blissfully oblivious yet big-hearted pomegranate hybrid, stumbling through chaos with goofy charm & loyalty, turning even the simplest moments into wildly unpredictable adventures.
2nd Main Character
Aunt Nova Fiene
A whimsical yet deeply resilient caregiver, blending playful charm with sharp intellect, guiding the boys with unwavering love as she quietly carries the weight of loss and survival.
2nd Main Character
Evelyn The Forest Nymph
A guarded yet deeply empathetic musician, channeling the voices of nature into haunting melodies, using her rare connection to life itself to protect what remains of a broken world.
2nd Main Character
Kevin The Masked Boy
A lively and spirited kid, filling every space with restless energy and scrappy creativity, masking quiet fears with humor as he clings to music, wonder, and the people he loves.
Main Antagonist
Perseus The Plant King
A calculated and temperamental force of nature, bending life itself to his will, shifting from destruction toward a more unsettling vision of control and transformation through those he deems useful.
Other Residents in Echoine Lands
(i.e. Phytomutations)
Deep in the ruins of 2160, our main characters navigate the vibrant blooms and deadly spores of the plant apocalypse, encountering many oddidies along the way. Check out the different categories of plant species below!
Zomancers
A deceased animal overtaken by a few specific plant species with the ability to reanimate them, such as the dead otter in the foreground.
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Sprinter
Plants with rapid growth and regeneration capabilities, such as the moss on the tree to the left.
Ecoauras
Flora with subconscious abilities and intuitive qualities to physically react to their environment to ward off predators, such as the moving lily pads in the pond to the right.
Terrabeasts
Emotionally volatile, semi-aware creatures that communicate through instinctive signals, reacting to their world with thought, impulse, and intentional adaptability. Two large Terrabeasts are clearly depicted in the illustration, one of which is in the pond and the other looms in the background by the trees.
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Quirks
These creatures are socially aware Phytomutations with modest communication skills, using simple, community-specific sounds and gestures shaped by both instinct and basic reasoning. They stay close to their groups, prioritizing safety through cautious, defensive behavior and avoidance of other species, such as the plant rat on the Salvage Square sign.
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Thrivins
They show a clear rise in intellect, with stronger learning, problem-solving, and adaptability that help them navigate complex environments and social dynamics. Their communication is more layered and expressive, resembling human language without being fully translatable, and supports more intricate social structures, including cooperation and symbiotic relationships with other species. For example, the mushrooms frolicking around with a ribbon.
Enviorobuddies
These beings possess near-human intelligence, with the ability to speak human language, think abstractly, and build deeply structured, interdependent societies. Their awareness extends to morality, mortality, and ecological balance, paired with creativity and innovation that allow them to shape their environment and develop tools, systems, and strategies for sustained survival, such as the dinosour-looking beast in the booth.
Charmers
These Phytomutations are no joke. Such as the tall mushroom guy waving goodbye, these beings move with an eerie awareness, reading, speaking, and responding with unsettling precision, as if they fully understand not just language, but intention, emotion, and the weight behind every action. Their presence suggests something deeper than intelligence alone, a kind of perception that borders on human, yet remains distinctly their own.
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Plagued by Pollution (P.P.) Phytomutations manifest in four distinct forms, each shaped by a different type of environmental contamination, and each presenting unique threats and behaviors.
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Air P.P.: Capable of poisoning or suffocating with a single breath, they release toxic gases that can spread over long distances. Their mobility makes them nearly impossible to avoid, turning any space into a lethal zone.
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Noise P.P.: These beings weaponize sound, producing piercing screeches or vibrations when threatened. Excessive noise can also warp their forms, making them more aggressive and unpredictable.
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Water P.P.: Formed from sludge-filled waters, these creatures are often the undead remains of animals that died in polluted environments. similar to Zomancers. Their fluid, shifting forms spread corruption to anything they touch.
Soil P.P.: Growing from contaminated earth, these Phytomutations leech toxins into the soil as they expand. They deform plants and render land barren, slowly transforming fertile areas into poison zones.
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