Retro Browsergame meets Twitch Community MMORPG
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The world of Legends of Arthengard is a fallen world. Where kingdoms once stood, forests now grow over ruins, and monsters gather in the depths of forgotten dungeons. Those who want to survive here do not survive alone.
Yet wherever people come together, light rises against this darkness: cities, raised by communities who chose to endure together. Every one of these cities begins the same way. A streamer calls out, and a community answers. Your story could be the next one.
Legends of Arthengard turns your stream into a living MMORPG that runs around the clock, even when you are offline. You take on the role of ruler of a city in a post-apocalyptic fantasy world, while your viewers become its citizens. Together you build a city, fight for survival, and explore the world of Arthengard. In search of resources, your citizens encounter powerful dungeons: a chance for valuable items, but also a growing threat to your city. Whether you can rise to these challenges is decided by your community. The game runs as its own layer alongside your normal content and is completely free, with no pay-to-win.
An idle RPG
Every viewer has their own character. You start jobs that run for hours and come back later. Work shapes the character: whoever chops a lot of wood grows stronger and tougher. Over weeks, a real profile emerges that counts in fights and negotiations.
A city builder
27 buildings, linked into production chains. Ore becomes ingots, ingots become armor, wheat becomes flour and bread. Every night the city eats, and how well it is supplied decides how quickly all citizens recover.
An event game
If no one clears the dungeons, they overflow and monsters attack the city. You call to arms with #calltoarms, your chat answers with #ready, and the bot narrates the battle wave by wave, live in chat.*
* Narrating the waves in chat is optional, the battle can also take place in the game.
Beneath that wait dungeon raids, over 200 recipes, trade caravans and battles between cities. Read it all in the wiki
Mine
One citizen mines ore in the mine.
Iron smelter
Another smelts it into ingots at the iron smelter.
Forge
A third forges militia equipment from them.
City defense
In the evening, during your stream, monsters attack. Viewers without a character defend as militia, with exactly this equipment from the city storage.
What happened in the mine in the morning decides in the evening whether your chat can hold the city.
A city needs someone to lead the way. In Legends of Arthengard, you are that person: you decide where your city grows, which walls rise, and which territories are explored. But no ruler builds alone. Your city is built by those who follow you.
You hold the reins and make the important strategic decisions:
⏱️ Your time investment as a streamer is minimal. Coordinate when you feel like it or let your mods take over.
This is how Legends of Arthengard feels in your chat. Pick a command. The chat rebuilds itself and you type the command yourself, just like in your stream.
Everything here is a simulation in your browser, with no login and no connection to Twitch. The viewers, their messages, the loot and the course of the battle are made up. The bot replies are modeled on the real bot.
While you sleep, someone chops wood. While you work, the forge glows in the smithy, and dinner simmers in the tavern for the whole city. Your city lives on in the hours between your streams, carried by the people who have joined it.
Unlike traditional games, there is no automatic resource generation. Every stone, every piece of wood, every coin must be earned by real players (your viewers). Anyone can take part: even unregistered viewers can help out directly with chat commands and automatically receive a temporary guest character. The state of your city shows at a glance how active your community really is. Every city writes its own story: with growth, setbacks, and victories your community achieves together.
This is happening in Arthengard right now, whether or not a stream is running anywhere.
Not a bolted-on add-on, but built from the ground up for Twitch. Your Twitch profile is your character, your chat is the playing field, your stream is the MMORPG.
Legends of Arthengard relies on division of labor. This creates interaction opportunities and strengthens bonds between players.
"Should we upgrade the forge first or the city wall?" Your community plans and coordinates in chat while playing. Strategic discussions happen on their own.
No exhausting grind! With just a few clicks, actions run in the background for hours. Perfect alongside your stream.
Your community keeps working even offline. The stream becomes an event when you discuss progress together.
Just Chatting, queues, stream transitions – Legends of Arthengard gives you conversation topics and interaction opportunities for exactly these moments.
Whether you have 5, 250, or more active players: building costs, event difficulty, and resource regeneration scale with your city size. Small communities are never at a disadvantage.
Twitch login, activate the bot in your settings, found your city. No application process, no waiting time, no cost.
The world of Legends of Arthengard is not a safe place. Every day the city needs food, the map keeps changing, and danger grows in the depths of the dungeons if no one stops it. That is exactly what brings people together: what you build with your community, you must hold together. And setbacks are not the end. They are the chapters legends are made of.
In Legends of Arthengard, no single person matters alone, but everyone is needed. Your mod, who coordinates building projects as Count or Countess. Your viewers, who tend the fields every morning. And the lurker who never writes a word in your chat, but without whom the tavern would stay cold. Your city is made of everyone who believes in it.
Simply log in above with your Twitch account and create your character. You can activate the bot afterwards, whenever you're ready, in your settings. The check runs automatically and only takes a few seconds.
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You create a character via the app or the browser login
Activate the LOA Twitch bot in your settings. The check runs automatically and only takes a few seconds.
You type #joincity in chat and found your city
Your viewers log in via browser or the app, create characters, and join your city with #joincity
If you have questions or want support, I'm happy to help with a personal onboarding session. In a call, I'll guide you through setting up and founding your city and answer all your questions about the game. On request, also live on stream. Just reach out on Discord.
No, the game is completely free for you and your viewers. I do plan some monetization features in the future, but these will have no impact on gameplay and they will be developed in close exchange with the community.
Minimal. The game is designed to respect your time. Many things are done with a single click. A few minutes per day is usually enough.
No problem, your city keeps going. Events will be waiting for you and most actions can be done without streaming.
You can start alone. But Legends of Arthengard thrives on real cooperation. With around 5 active players the core principle kicks in: division of labor, coordination in chat and viewers become true teammates.
After the Twitch login, you simply activate the bot yourself in your settings. The check runs automatically and only takes a few seconds.
Yes, your mods are automatically granted "Count/Countess" status with extended rights. There is a rights management system for this: in the streamer dashboard you decide individually what each Count or Countess is allowed to do.
Setbacks are part of the game, not a game over. If you lose a city defense, for example, supplies are lost and a repair order is created that the community works through together. Then things continue. Difficulty and costs scale with city size, so small or quiet communities are never at a disadvantage.
Based on current numbers, when the game is actively integrated into the stream, roughly 108 percent of a channel's average viewer count ends up as city residents. This can differ for larger streamers. Every community is different, and the figure was calculated from the current cities, so treat it as a rough guide only.
As usual, the bot needs mod rights. On top of that it wants to see who uses subs, bits and channel points, so it can grant matching ingame bonuses for them.
The game is deliberately built for the long run, so real achievements only take shape over weeks and months. On top of that, there are quest events every two months with large city tasks that create new goals.
Legends of Arthengard is waiting. Found your city, call your community together, and write your own legend together.
