Sekari
One of five islands that make up the Urami island group, Sekari is home to people and histories shaped by generations of conflict.
Sekari now bears the scars of a war that changed it forever. Old boundaries have fallen, entire communities have disappeared, and the world left behind is still learning what peace is supposed to look like.
From dense forests and quiet villages to the walls of the vampire castles, Sekari stands at the heart of The Last Druid — an island within a world that stretches far beyond its shores.
Druids
Druids share a deep connection with nature, expressed through both an animal spirit and an elemental affinity unique to each of them. These bonds are more than symbols: they shape a druid's abilities and form an inseparable part of who they are.
Their elemental powers can take many forms, while their animal spirit connects them to a particular species and the traits associated with it.
Once one of the peoples who called Sekari home, the druids were brought to the brink of extinction during the war with the vampires. What remains of their history — and the legacy they left behind — continues to shape Sekari long after the fighting has ended.
Vampires
Vampires have long been one of the dominant people of Sekari. Powerful, long-lived, and governed from behind the walls of their castles, their history is deeply intertwined with that of the druids.
The war changed that balance permanently. With the druids defeated, vampire rule now stretches farther across Sekari than ever before, leaving them to inherit not only victory, but an island still carrying the wounds of the conflict.
Yet vampires are no more defined by the war than any other people of Sekari. Behind bloodlines, titles, and old allegiances are individuals with their own loyalties — and their own ideas of what the island should become.
The War
For years, tensions between Sekari's druids and vampires threatened the fragile balance between them. Eventually, those tensions ended in war.
By the time the fighting ended, the druids had been devastated and the vampires stood victorious. Communities were destroyed, countless lives were lost, and an island once divided between two peoples emerged under vampire control.
The Last Druid begins only two months later.