
In the world of Veilbound, most people live humble, grounded lives—trading in town squares, copying scrolls by candlelight, worshipping half-remembered gods. They whisper of ghosts, demons, and omens, but few believe the tales, and fewer still understand their truth. Beneath this mundane world lies the Veil, a hidden, fragmented layer of reality stitched together from dreams, histories, myths, and forgotten truths. Those who stumble by supernatural—by chance will either awaken or be forgotten.
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Virelia is a world that appears simple, pastoral, and grounded—yet beneath every cobblestone, whisper, and shadow lies forgotten power. It is a realm where memory, belief, and written word shape reality, though most of its denizens live and die unaware of the truth. The world is stuck in a liminal space between early Renaissance enlightenment and a decaying mythic age, where dreams remember what people forget. Scholars speak of Virelia as “a book in the act of being written” — the ink still wet, the truth uncertain, the chapters unreliable.
Villages and cities rise from ruins, built on older foundations whose names are lost to time. The world is filled with misty woods, ancient roads, candlelit libraries, and drowned cathedrals. Magic exists. It lurks in names, contracts, forgotten rituals, and the spoken word. Travelers carry charms not to protect them from monsters, but from remembering too much. Religions, guilds, and merchant houses vie for power, but some of them unknowingly serve more ancient forces.