Aficra The Tale Of The Spiritmaster

Aficra The Tale Of The SpiritmasterThis comic features Augmented Reality. Look for a wolf symbol on the page, and prepare your phone for a short animated video! Jaul Ayush races against time as he travels across the continent Aficra to rescue his captive father and family from Oliver, an outsider that is manipulating the natives to grow his army of man and animals alike! This Lore Book is filled with sample pages from the first two chapters, background information, and an animated

This comic features Augmented Reality. Look for a wolf symbol on the page, and prepare your phone for a short animated video!

JaÕul Ayush races against time as he travels across the continent Aficra to rescue his captive father and family from Oliver, an outsider that is manipulating the natives to grow his army of man and animals alike!

This Lore Book is filled with sample pages from the first two chapters, background information, and an animated video that will immerse you into the world of Aficra! This comic sample follows our hero Ja'ul as he is searching for his Soul Stone.
The Great Spirit Goddess Chiutu appeared to him and told him there was a more natural way of bonding with animal spirits which is more permanent. As the Goddess urged him to do, JaÕul forfeited his soul stone and the ceremony and is left without a bond with his spirit animal and no power to save his father...

In this comic you will find:

As mentioned above, this comic will feature Augmented Reality/Virtual Reality Animated Videos!

While Aficra is a fictional world, it doesn't hide the direct inspiration from Africa. Proper cultural representation is important to me, so the tribes featured in this story directly reflect the real cultures in Africa addressed respectfully and with dedicated research.

The hired voice actors for each animation reflect real Africans with Ja'ul and Antasia being voiced by Nigerians in the animated video. This is to ensure that each character reflects authentic dialect and accents.

The themes covered in the story are a fictional manifestation of real conflicts Africans have faced during colonialization!