About us
One guild, two worlds.
In one world, four heroes and a sheep lose to spreadsheets. In the other, Azulevia — a small EU studio — writes, renders and scores every frame of it with AI, then sells the same pipeline to brands: cinematic video, working software, and the paperwork that keeps both legal. Same people. Same forge. Both worlds below.
The party
Four heroes. Four humans.
Flipping a card is worth XP. Obviously.
New blood
Sworn in soon.
The party is growing — three new heroes, and three very real humans behind them. Flip the cards; the guild has no secrets, only ceremonies.
The NPCs
Non-player characters. Fully cast anyway.
Even the extras hold their faces — the same production plates that lock the heroes keep every clerk, client and prodigy identical from scene to scene. That discipline is what the Forge sells.
- Calm100 / 100
- Objections sustainedall
- Lines spoken0
Special move: Regulatory Stare — the contract quietly improves itself.
Back to the plate ↻
- Loans approved0
- Stamps worn out14
- Sympathy2%
Special move: Compound Disinterest — hope decays daily.
Back to the plate ↻
- Goldmore than the bank
- Scope changes7
- Deadlineyesterday
Special move: One More Small Thing — resets any estimate to zero. Mercifully, the purse is bottomless.
Back to the plate ↻
- Age8
- Magic Intelligencetop of the realm
- Futureeveryone’s problem
Special move: Prodigy Unbound — frighteningly good at Magic Intelligence. One day he will make life difficult for absolutely everyone.
Back to the plate ↻The studio
Azulevia, forging in Europe.
Picture, voices and score — every frame of the show comes out of our own pipeline, and the show is the proof of work.
The show's video model runs under a written licence from MiniMax, and every frame renders on our own GPUs in European data centres — with a lawyer inside the team and a DPA as standard.
The same pipeline makes brand videos and ships software — fixed quotes, delivery dates that hold.
THE QUEST BEGINS HERE
Want the guild on your quest?
Tell us what you're making — we reply with a script sketch or a build plan, and a fixed quote. One page is enough.