Legarune is a growing realm of worlds—some steeped in old magic, some humming with star-forged machinery, and others still young and earthlike. Each lies somewhere along the Kardashev scale, from firelit settlements to civilizations that drink from stellar engines. These places reveal themselves first through imagery: portraits, landscapes, and concept sketches that trace the outline of a world before its full story is known.

These pages mark the early rise of an ever-shaping creative endeavour—part gallery, part lore archive, part wandering mythos. The worlds vary wildly: neon cities soaked in rain, steam-powered citadels drifting through clouds, mystical forests heavy with old murmurs, orbital habitats circling pale suns, and quiet towns that echo our own. Some remain primitive; others command the power of stars. All exist because imagination refused to leave them unrealised.

Characters, factions, and cultures drift across this shifting universe, carried forward by the art that presents them. A single illustration can open a new doorway; a character sketch can whisper a legend waiting to grow. The project expands through what is shown as much as what is said—its history painted piece by piece.