Isekai Adventure: The Death King

A group of teens (or young adults) have a tradition of playing a tabletop roleplaying game every two weeks.

A group of teens (or young adults) have a tradition of playing a tabletop roleplaying game every two weeks. The game has been going on for several months, and each player has a character they’ve developed from day 1. By the half-year mark, the Dungeon Master (DM) wants to spice things up and looks in their attic for any materials or literature that can inspire some new ideas for the upcoming story/questline. While searching the attic, the DM finds an old and dusty book in a box. The archaic designs of the cover poke their curiosity and they open the book to find the text is in latin. Nothing a little Google translate and research can fix. By the next game meet, the DM has managed to translate a little of the first few pages, but not enough to understand what they mean. When they start the game, they want to read a line of latin that they think will give a more surreal effect to their environment/surroundings for a more immersive gameplay experience. The group agrees. At first, their surroundings start to introduce audible sounds and sensations. The players feel a sense of adventure rise as they see their characters portrayed as an overlaid visual to each of them, like an avatar. Then, suddenly, the world before them washes away. The group appears in a foreign land. The DM is nowhere to be seen, and the players now embody their characters as if they were always real and exist in this world.

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