Viking warfare you can start in 5 minutes. Solo, or whoever shows up.

You're a jarl with a backwater hall. Two sworn companions. Maybe a dozen warriors who'll follow you into a fight.

Local cattle raids. Border disputes with the neighbor who hates you. Small stakes.

That's day one.

Here's what happens next:

Every battle you fight—win or lose—feeds the AI. Your victories draw better warriors. Your enemies don't forget. The feuds escalate.

That cattle raid? It becomes a blood feud. The blood feud becomes a territorial war. The war makes you a legend worth singing about.

Or it kills you. Either way, it matters.

This is a campaign system that responds to you:

• AI generates scenarios based on your actual choices
• Your warband grows (or doesn't) based on your dómr
• Enemies scale with your reputation—from 20-warrior skirmishes to 60+ clashes over land that matters
• Your companions remember. They grow, die, or become legends themselves
• Every decision echoes forward

You control when and what you play:

Print your scenario sheet. Set up your table and minis. Start playing.

No prep work. No campaign journals. No tracking spreadsheets between games.

Fight your battle. Submit the results. The AI updates your campaign.

Done for the night? The campaign waits. Got two hours before the kids wake up? Play again.

Not interested in tonight's scenario? Skip it. Just fill out the results form as if you fought it and move to the next one. Want to fast-forward through the early cattle raids to get to the blood feuds? Do it.

You decide what hits the table. The AI keeps the campaign moving either way.

Play however many people show up:

Solo? The system tells you how to activate your enemies using generated motivations and tactical subroutines.

Friend drops by? Hand them one of your jarl's companions for the battle. Or let them command the enemy using the AI's scenario motivations while ignoring the tactical subroutines—they play the enemy, you play your warband.

Multiple people? Up to 4 players can jump into a single battle. Everyone controls part of the action.

Next week when you're solo again? The campaign remembers everything and keeps going.

This is for wargamers with unpredictable time:

The guy who gets two hours on Tuesday night if he's lucky. The father who games while kids nap. The shift worker who can't commit to campaign nights.

Your Vikings don't need to collect dust until the stars align and you have an opponent, three hours, and a pre-planned scenario.

Print. Setup. Play. Submit. Repeat when you have time.

Or skip the scenarios that don't grab you and jump to the ones that do.

The rules are free. Try the system with a free scenario and setup. See if you can actually go from "I have an hour" to "miniatures on table, battle in progress" in under 5 minutes.

Then decide if your saga continues.

Your warband. Your wyrd. Your dómr.