Since time immemorial, the people of the Vale have been fighting a desperate battle against Dragons. A conflict that would have already been lost centuries ago, were it not for the Regents. Thanks to their gifts, a spark of hope has finally ignited in the hearts of men: The shadows of Dragons no longer darken the skies.
But celebrations were cut short, for not long after the victory the Regent of Zamar and the Oracle of the Monastery were found dead, perhaps assassinated. And now, amidst the turmoil, a summons comes…
The Age of Men puts forward a mystery to unravel, not to come to the right conclusion, but to guide the characters through hard decision after hard decision. The protagonists will need to uncover the truth about themselves by looking at their own reflection in the eyes of others. Will they be able to trust each other? What will they sacrifice for the greater good? Will they be the heroes humanity needs?
The answer is in their choices, set to a pressing, epic rhythm, like in the best fantasy novels.
| Author: | Lorenzo Martinelli |
| Roles: | 9, 7 male and 2 female. |
| Time: | 3 hours. |
| Replayability: |
Medium. |
| Leitmotiv: | Dragons, fantasy, spells, conflict between good and evil, power and responsibility, the value of family, the meaning of love. |
| Handouts: | Allen’s character sheet Solomon’s character sheet Drystan’s character sheet Faramond’s character sheet Ninon’s character sheet Wilhelm’s character sheet Renier’s character sheet Lylie’s character sheet Giraut’s character sheet Finale diagram |
