Blood and Guts: 1666

In the autumn of 1666, Colonial Boston festers beneath the weight of famine, fear, and damnation. The crops have blackened, the livestock are born wrong, and the dead have begun to rise—not in rebellion, but in prayer. Whispers in the taverns blame witches and devils, while others speak of a buried covenant broken by blood and greed. Superstition and scripture clash as the colony fractures into chaos: some cling to faith, others to fire. The elders call it heresy, the Watchmen call it treason, but none can deny what walks the fields after sundown—once-human things that remember your name. The land is no longer quiet. It groans beneath the weight of old sins, and those buried in consecrated ground no longer sleep. You are a survivor in this unraveling world—a preacher, a farmer, a soldier, or something else entirely—tasked with uncovering the truth, enduring the horrors, or shaping what comes next. As the line between man and monster blurs, you must navigate a crumbling colony where every choice carries moral, spiritual, and bloody consequences. Will you resist the darkness, bargaining for redemption in a world that has none left? Or will you embrace it, becoming something more—or less—than human? The Devil’s Harvest has begun. And whether you burn the fields or bow to the roots beneath them, the soil will remember.