Description

Late ninth-century England. Norse fleets work your coasts every year. You have a small kingdom, a war band, and difficult choices to make before winter closes in.

Most turns take thirty seconds. A campaign plays in short sessions across real days - the game waits when you are not watching.

Your kingdom is a four-by-four grid of territories, roughly half settled when the campaign begins. Fortifications take years to build. The same people who farm your land fill your fyrd. Monasteries draw Norse attention. Ruins wait to be reclaimed.

The Norse learn your settlements over time. A fleet that has raided your coast for two years knows things about your defences that a newly arrived one does not. A shattered war band cannot be quickly rebuilt.

Battle outcomes are costly even when you win. Fyrd go home after a fight. Housecarl casualties stay lost until you recruit again.

Procedurally generated maps. Four difficulty levels: Learn, Sheltered, Standard, Brutal. Campaign chronicle.

For Pebble Time 2. *Burh* is Old English for a fortified town; pronounced "burr."

*Note: Claude Code was used in the generation of this app.*