Magical beings known as Invaders attacked Europe and other continents through one of the gates. The war, called The Eclipse, started. Invaders conquered huge areas and killed millions of people. Others have turned into slave breeds as cattle - because they feed on human fear, suffering, and harm. Their kingdom is called Gehenna. Here in the giant cities resembling concentration camps, people are bred. They also convert the selected children into their warriors, “Jeggers”.
It also changed the geography of the continent. For example, the Scandinavian Peninsula was sunk, and the Italian peninsula is now an archipelago.
Other newcomers appeared together with the invaders, and we called them Elves. The remaining humanity is working with them to defeat our common foe.

Virtually every aspect of life in the free world is militarized. Battle magic is created, e.g., by the train track web and the timetable, by the lighting of large cities, or by the rhythms of church bells. People and societies in the free world lack resources. Globalization is no longer. Military expenditures are the number one priority.
Mankind is fighting by guns and grenades, swords and magical artifacts, tanks and spells woven with poetry.

World of NanoKadabra is full of unfathomable beings whose only goal is to enslave humanity, wipe all kind of inviduality, cultural or ethnic connections. Infestation has already begun. Conquered teritories are turned into barren wasteland filled with pens where human slaves are being breed like animals.To describe masters of this immense evil, humans used existing cultural references...

Invaders are mysterious beings that have been fighting Elves for what seems like eternity. Logical, unstoppable and efficient, they have fused their plane of existance into Earth, bringing torment and despair in a way that has not been seen before. Jeggers are their army - human slaves fused with outerworldly worm parasite. Encased in vile armor, riding twisted grotesque mutated horses, they are stewards of wastelands. Their warmachines fuel fear and despair in minds of free world.

But there are more threats. For example, the Red Mist is crawling into our realm from somewhere in the East. It encases our towns and enters through gaps in our geomantic cultural shields. Slowly but firmly, it destroys everything it touches. Urka-hai are beings living in Red Mist. They form unstoppable hordes that attack humanity's outposts. No one knows how or why, but they seem to resemble the worst visions of what humanity can become.

NanoKadabras are spells that originate from the common belief and values that a community shares. If enough people believe a sword is magical it will be magical.

If a symbol or historic figures represent something that is perceived as good the stronger magic it can become. It's why the canon of human culture is used as a root and base of magic - music, poetry, myths, historical names, facts and legends.

NanoKadabras allows to make intangible appear in the real world and wield it to protect our loved ones. It represents the best of what we as humans have to offer.

On the contrary Phags (or evil magic) is born out of suffering and hatred, all things that divides humanity. It manifests the worse of our nature.

Polish science fiction and fantasy writer and publisher, publicist, and editor in media related to fantasy, comics, and games.

He has been nominated eight times for the prestigious Janusz A. Zajdel Award, most recently in 2014, and won the award in 1996 for his novel Kolory sztandarów. In 2008, he published a children's graphic novel titled Darlan i Horwazy – Złoty Kur (Darlan and Horwazy: The Golden Hen), with illustrations by Krzysztof Kopeć. He has written comic scripts for the Uncle Scrooge short story "Something for Nothing" (Disney) and the Batman short story "The Protector of the City" (DC), as well as numerous short stories for prominent Polish comic artists.
A three-time winner of the Śląkfa Award (in both publishing and fan activity), he has also received the Papcio Chmiel Award for his contributions to Polish comics. His novels and short stories have been translated into Czech, English, Lithuanian, Hungarian, and Russian. In addition to his fiction work, he is the author of reviews, essays, and literary features. He has served as editor for two magazines, Voyager and Magia i Miecz, and has compiled anthologies. He also hosts programs on popular culture for television and radio.
He is a member of the literary group Klub Tfurcuf and, for many years, managed the comic book and board game departments at Egmont Poland.

In June 2010, he was awarded the "Merit for Polish Culture" badge.
In July 2013, he was awarded the Golden Cross of Merit for his services to developing culture.

Tomasz is the author of 3 books that NanoKadabra is based upon.

Wikipage: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomasz_Kołodziejczak

Rafal has been working in the entertainment and video game industries for 12 years (EX CD Projekt Red and Techland).
Rafal's one of most recent creative project is CD Projekt Red's NETFLIX original - CYBERPUNK: EDGERUNNERS, where he worked as executive producer and showrunner. In 2024 Rafal's NO\NAME manga became first ever western manga serialized in JUMP+
As a writer, Rafal is passionate about telling stories that have substance, cohesion and speak about what it means to be human.

Full portfolio: www.rjaki.com
Socials: https://twitter.com/GwentBro

Co-founder of Studio JG, the largest Polish manga publishing company, and owner of the Yatta.pl comic bookstore chain.
With over 17 years of experience in publishing, Jan's resilience and strategic planning have brought an unprecedented vision to the Polish pop culture market.
"The status quo must be broken; from the fragments of the present, a new quality will emerge."