MAN-MADE HELL: THE MODERN TRAGEDY
Man-Made Hell tells the story of a world where the Great War lasts for several decades beyond the 1910s, with Volume One exploring the tragic and chaotic first two decades of this alternate Great War as the historical conflict of rivaling empires seeking glory transitions into an ideologically-driven war of attrition of radicals and reactionaries seeking little more than survival.
From the dramatic military campaigns to the political intrigue that define a conflict whose size towers above the World War One of our timeline, Man-Made Hell will provide a detailed exploration of the various key events of a 1920s where the Entente descends into civil wars against socialist revolutionaries, Germany is plagued by an earlier and more monarchist form of fascism, and trenches still scar Europe by 1929.