In the Patriarchy of Rashil, lineage and lust are the keys to all power.

Cover of Children of the Patriarchy. A man cloaked in shadow stands as a tower. He looms over other cloaked and hooded figures. In the foreground is three figures. A woman with red and blonde hair, a man with brown and blonde hair and a man in armor.

Children of the Patriarchy is a story of those born of the divine lineage. The offspring of the Patriarch and the very essence of God, are granted several uncanny supernatural abilities. Yet, for the men, the most coveted is also the most cursed: the promise of eternal life.

But it comes with a harrowing toll—the soul of their oldest son, devoured forever in an endless cycle of filicide and rebirth, sustained only by an unending line of heirs. We follow a set of fraternal twins.

A shrewd and strong willed young woman, Regina.

An awkward boy pushed into power he does not want, Reginald.

With with their best friend forged into a hero of war, Chance.

A tale of love in a harem, of loss in an ice-kissed mountain realm, and of luck burned away in sunbaked battlefields. The Children of the Patriarchy must learn not only who they are, but who they want to be. Will they be a servant to royalty, to religion, or will they forge their own destiny? Whatever they decide, they must face the harsh reality that while we are all children of our fathers.