Historical swashbuckler: a life in the King's service
Three Duels by Noon
Paris, 1625: thirty-six livres, a borrowed sword with a dead man on it, and three affairs of honour before the bells of Saint-Germain ring noon.
An interactive story for adults, written live by AI as you choose.
New readers start with 140 free ink, about seven turns. For readers 18 and over.
Who you play
Younger child of a poor Gascon house, newly arrived in Paris to seek a place in the King's service
Eighteen, from a crumbling manor with a pigeon-tower in Armagnac. You carry a sword lent by the neighbour Sanche d'Arblade, thirty-six livres, and a letter of introduction to M. de Sarrance of the King's Musketeers. You have been in Paris less than a day.
- Length
- A serial: it goes on as long as you keep reading
- Endings
- 5 to find
- Content
- Mature (18+), closed-door romance
How it plays
- You choose, the story answers. Each turn you get a few choices, or you write your own move.
- Real stats, real dice. Risky moves are checked against what your character is good at, and you see the odds before you roll.
- People remember. The characters you meet keep track of what you did, and the story grows with you.
