The ruling council that maintained the peace in the fantasy realm of Rivellon has split apart, and the lurking forces of darkness have quickly brought chaos. The witches and wizards are once again at war, and rumblings of discontent are growing louder among the dwarves, elves and humans. A fierce orcish army is on the march, singing their terrifying war songs and sweeping aside all resistance. The world stands on the brink of disaster, poised to fall into the grasp of the malevolent and mysterious Dark Ring. The only hope seems to lie in an ancient prophecy that involves a savior called The Divine and certain individuals known only as the Marked Ones. This dire scenario of impending doom ushered in Belgian developer Larian Studios' Divine Divinity, an isometric, single-player RPG that garnered many accolades following its release in 2002.