Garm Wars: The Last Druid

Annwn is a small planet that orbits Gaia, once home to eight Garms under the watch of the creator goddess Danaan. After Danaan departs, the planet fractures into three powers: the Briga on land, the Kumtak dwindling in number, and the Columba ruling the skies from an armored airship carrier. The journey spans war-worn wastelands and seas toward the Druids’ homeland, where the source of the Garms’ power and the gods’ intentions are said to lie.

⚖️ Power

Power dynamics drive the conflict on Annwn: the Briga dominate ground warfare with hybrid tanks, while the Kumtak are forced to surrender technology and the Columba command the skies. The struggle over mana—the life-energy that fuels the Garms—reveals how authority is exercised and contested. Nascien’s plan to seize guardians shows how control can threaten entire civilizations. The ending hints that power must be faced collectively against a greater threat, at a heavy personal cost.

🧭 Journey

A perilous caravan travels through war-scarred wastelands and seas toward the Druids’ homeland. Along the way, the travelers’ mana drains, forcing hard choices and testing loyalties. Khara’s growing doubt contrasts with Skellig’s mission-focused mindset, highlighting how desperation reshapes alliances. The voyage is as much about uncovering origins as it is about surviving the present conflict.

🌌 Revelation

The narrative builds toward a revelation of the Garms’ origins and the gods’ true nature. Nascien’s actions culminate in the reveal that ‘They’ are a jealous God, and Gaia’s likeness to Earth hints at a shared cosmic history. Khara’s confrontation and the Druids’ defenses reveal the fragile boundary between creator and creation. The final implications suggest that knowledge could redefine loyalty and destiny.

🕯️ Sacrifice

Sacrifice threads through the tale as Skellig stays behind to repair the Briga tank, buying time for his companions to escape. His death preserves the group’s chance to press on and seek truth beyond the battlefield. The costs of war are personal as well as political, with Nascien’s power and Wydd’s plans risking everything. The climax underscores sacrifice as a catalyst for a potential united response to a looming threat.