ΕΡΓΑ · From the Same Workshop
Sister projects in the same Byzantine vein. Some are early sketches, some are deep in playtest. All are works in progress, and all are free to try.

In playtest · Reign of Theophilus, 829–842 AD
An open-world multiplayer roleplaying game set in the Eastern Roman Empire under Emperor Theophilus. Players are free to explore the world, forge their own path, and rise to become members of the court — or carve out a life entirely their own.

In playtest · After the Fall of Prusa, c. 1326
A turn-based team strategy game set in the fragile balance between the Byzantine rump and the rising Ottoman power. Players lead factions on either side — but secret alliances, betrayals, and deals with individual enemies mean loyalty is never guaranteed.
closed playtest — link to follow

In playtest · Card Game
The only woman to ever hold the title of Basileus. History painted her a villain — now the court is yours to judge. Play your hand and discover the truth for yourself.
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In playtest · Byzantium Reborn — board game
A 1–4 player board game on the same theme as this chronicle. Players take the Greek successor powers — Theodore Laskaris at Nicaea, the Despotate of Epirus, the empire of Trebizond, and the independent Greek lands and lords — while the Seljuks, Latins, and Bulgars press in as game mechanics rather than rival players. Two games in one box: a one-hour-and-done sprint, and a longer campaign across multiple sessions. An elegant system with very little bookkeeping. Currently in closed virtual playtesting — a public link will follow.
closed playtest — link to follow

Concept · Byzantine Sea Echoes
A story-driven roleplaying adventure set in 699 AD, during the reign of Tiberius III Apsimar, aboard a small coastal vessel in the Byzantine world. Trade, exploration, friendship, faith and danger compete for attention as the crew carves out a living on the sea. A ship is built from timber. A home is built from people.
closed playtest — link to follow
ΒΙΒΛΟΣ · The Branching Chronicle
A branching novel of Romanos IV Diogenes — the doomed emperor who marched east. Read free in the chronicle.
ΕΠΙΣΤΟΛΑΙ · For More Information
Curious about any of these works, or want to collaborate? Send a letter — matthew@mrassociates.co.uk