Each hero sees the end coming. Each one has a different plan.
Mystical and ominous. Nysha channels spiritual energy into disruption — manipulating resonance to unsettle any equilibrium her opponents build. Her People deal damage and accelerate the edges through ritual rather than technology.
Clinical and calculating. Veylan's passive reduces every Lemurian ability effect by 1 — every single turn. His People deal damage and push charge toward the edges. "Destiny is a system. I built mine."
Warm and grounded. Maru heals, protects, and accumulates Legacy — building a board that absorbs the Cataclysm and emerges with more than anyone else. Power comes from community, not control.
Formal and measured. Vaelis controls the board through civic order — shielding allies, untapping resources, and managing charge with institutional authority. The system survives if the institutions hold.
Intuitive and hopeful. Talah slows the Cataclysm — her Rare enchantment draws charge back from the edges to the board, buying time for a world that hasn't run out of options yet. The Elder's daughter chooses preservation.
Conflicted and adaptive. Lethan's Rare artifact moves charge from cards to edges — feeding the pyramid. The Mayor's son has seen both sides and chosen aggression. "Every choice I make divides the past from the future."