The horror in Callador is immense when King Andrónis dies in a tragic accident and his eldest son Garwin disappears without a trace. The crown passes to Faron, the younger of the two princes. This marks the end of peace in the earthly realm, and the game of the gods begins. Humans become pawns, their kingdoms descend into chaos filled with war, blood, and death, along with intrigue, betrayal, and revenge. Brutally and ruthlessly, Faron enforces the will of the god of war. He masterfully disguises his cold-heartedness, charmingly ensnaring both friends and foes with cunning and strategy. Countless amounts of blood have already been spilled when the goddess of peace, Jishta, finally succeeds in bringing Garwin back as the rightful heir to the eternal game board. And he is not the only one who threatens Ashtor's victory. For what was taken from Faron in his cradle is stealthily creeping back into his life: feelings. Thus, love and friendship emerge.