About Heredita
A playground for geography, history and political enjoyers — built on chalk, dice, and the stubborn belief that everyone deserves to redraw a border at least once.
Our Mission
Heredita exists so people who love maps can do something with that love. We want a place where a 1936 Poland enjoyer, a Roman restorationist and an alt-history Byzantine fan can sit at the same chalkboard and argue with dice in their hand.
What is Heredita?
Roleplay, not RTS
You don't move units. You paint borders, declare intent, and let the chat and the dice decide who lives and who annexes.
Paint the map
Brush tools let you redraw, found cities, restore old nations, or invent ones that never existed. The map is the canvas.
Custom nations & cultures
Design your own flag, language, government, founding myth. Drop them on the map and see how the neighbors react.
Alternate timelines
Pick a year, change one thing, and play the cascade. Restore Constantinople. Keep Poland off the partition table. Or invent something the textbooks never saw.
Dice + Chat
Outcomes lean on dice rolls and live conversation with other players, governed by a clear set of rules. No black-box combat formulas.
Communities & servers
Spin up your own server, write your own rules, host your own timeline. Form subgroups, hold congresses, sign treaties.
The team
Heredita is built by four individuals, Whirl, Digi, Legi and Hilmi. Our goal is to create a platform for history, geography, and political enthusiasts who wish to live the experience of ruling a country or participating in politics with the fun that a videogame provides.
We provide a platform that allows for mappers to create, for historians to thrive and for political enthusiasts to participate!
Our small team came together through the internet, and we hope that those who come on our game are also able to form tight bonds. That is what Heredita is about, its not just about conquest or war, it is about unity and creating things worth sharing.
Ready to draw?
No download. No commitment. Just a chalkboard and a continent.
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