A set of tabletop game pieces has been designed, set against the backdrop of the golden age when alchemical machinery and magical civilizations reached their zenith. Much of the land was devastated by magical bombs akin to nuclear weapons, while pervasive magical radiation triggered widespread biological mutations.

The character in question is the “Miasma Healer” — a renowned alchemist physician affiliated with the Green Satchel Guild, and the sole “Judge of Life and Death” in the Wastelands capable of countering both magical energy–induced aberrations and alchemical toxins.

Following the Great Collapse, toxic miasma and mutation‑borne plagues became the deadliest threats facing survivors, rendering ordinary herbal remedies utterly ineffective. Drawing on alchemical knowledge from the Radiant Era and harnessing mutated flora found across the Wastelands, the healers of the Green Satchel Guild developed specialized potions that not only suppress aberrations but also neutralize harmful toxins. Day in and day out, they don masks to shield themselves from miasma and pathogens, carrying alchemical backpacks brimming with an array of reagents. Their injection‑staff wands contain liquids that can both save lives and deliver lethal strikes: the Green Purification Elixir instantly neutralizes miasma and inhibits aberration, while highly potent toxic formulations can swiftly incapacitate even the most ferocious mutated creatures. They travel between settlements, tending to the sick and saving the wounded, while also recovering hazardous alchemical contaminants. Some hail them as angels who bring healing and salvation, while others accuse them of playing with poison—and yet, in the Wastelands, no one dares to cross a Miasma Healer who carries hundreds of deadly potions at their side.