The game story is something like this: In the land of Hifana  (Hye-Fau-Na), the presence of magic is the primary provider and element of power to the societies of humans, elves, dwarves, and orcs. When the Programmers, a powerful force of god-like entitites, sought to transform Hifana into a cybernetic world, magic soon began to deteriorate. Enraged, Hifanans of all races united and rebelled against the Programmers. Aravir, a Human telekinetic and a knight, was the leader of the Notechs, an anti-tech rebel force. During the Notech Rebellion, the Notechs were crushed by the Programmers' robotic enforcers, the Prototypes. Hundreds perished while others were taken captive and subjected to the “programming,” a process used to transform one into a malleable cybernetic servant. Ararvir, one of the few captives, regained consciousness before his programming was complete, and with his newly enhanced but unpredictable powers, violently escaped captivity. He rescued his Dwarven ally, Bazric, now a cyborg, and killed their way to freedom. In order for them to stand a chance against the Programmers and their enforcers, Aravir will have to venture to the kingdoms of the remaining Elf and Ork kingdoms and Witch Clans. However, many ex-Notech supporters blame Aravir for the deaths or "programming" of their loved ones. Aravir will have to regain the trust and loyalty of the Elves, Orks, and Witches; battle former alliies who've "accepted the program"; and gather an army strong enough to defeat the Prototypes. Still needs work, but does this sound like a game you would play if it were made?