Union of Steel and Sacred Redemption

In the distant East, there once stood a vast empire — proud, ancient, and fractured. Ravaged by internal strife and the simmering fury of its oppressed people, the empire was too distant and too distracted to aid in the great war against Hell’s incursion. Its ruling aristocracy, desperate to maintain their crumbling grip on power, turned to the unthinkable: they forged pacts with demons.

But such bargains come at a price. The fabric of reality tore open above the Ural Mountains, and the fires of Hell poured into the world — not as an invasion, but as a consequence of human corruption.

Amid the chaos, one man rose from the ashes: Maxim Molotov, a former military commander and a man of unshakable faith. Rallying loyalists, visionaries, and the broken-hearted masses, he founded the Church of Sacred Redemption. With divine fury and steel discipline, they overthrew the decadent nobility and brought judgment upon those who had bargained with the abyss.

From the ruins of the old world rose a new nation: the Union of Steel and Sacred Redemption. Forged in flame and sanctified by blood, it is a theocratic war machine where faith and industry march as one. Every citizen serves the cause. Every battle is a step toward redemption.

And now, the Union fights on two fronts. To the west, the legions of Hell press against the borders, seeking to engulf what remains of the world in flame. To the east, the Ural Wound still festers — a scar left by human greed and aristocratic pride, from which horrors continue to spill. But the people of the Union do not waver, they stand as a bulwark against both damnation and the sins of their own past.