The Ultra Isekai

Greeting, my names Lightmite, but everyone call me Light. I am trying this Isekai campaign out. I am looking for hmm, I'd say, 9 players. Heres the pitch and synopsis; 

Nine friends are Isekai'd from their homes and dropped into a high-fantasy world where dying deities are causing magic, nature, and strange technology to unravel. To save the realm, they must navigate royal intrigue, an unholy coup, and the hunt for Kaido the God-Butcher behind the sentient weapon known as the Shadow-Blade.

The Ultra Isekai is a 26–30 session high-fantasy campaign built for a large party of nine PCs. It begins with a classic isekai premise—nine friends are pulled into an unfamiliar world—but rapidly evolves into a political and cosmic crisis. Veyrhal is a land of floating citadels, cratered battlefields, beast-haunted roads, and arcane engines powered by the remnants of divine miracles. The world is held together by Ultra, a rare and disciplined magical force that resonates with truth, sacrifice, and shared purpose. Unlike most spellcasting, Ultra grows stronger when wielded in harmony, making it uniquely suited to a large party. The world is breaking because the gods are dying. As each deity falls, their domains collapse into dangerous distortions: rivers run uphill, dead saints answer prayers, machines wake up with animal instincts, and sanctuaries become haunted by memories of worship. At the center of the crisis is the Shadow-Blade, a black weapon that can sever a god’s shadow—the mortal expression of divinity—from the god itself, leaving the deity vulnerable to final death. The blade is wielded or guided by a hidden power called the God-Butcher, an entity whose exact nature is unknown for much of the campaign. The royal court hopes the outsiders can act where native factions cannot. King Alaric IV has little trust left for his clergy, his generals, or his nobles, but he believes the nine strangers may be uniquely unbound by the world’s failing cosmology. Yet the archpriest, High Pontiff Seralyx, appears pious and compassionate while slowly orchestrating an unholy coup. Seralyx claims the gods are weak, the king is indecisive, and only a purified theocracy can stabilize the world before it falls apart. Secretly, Seralyx is either allied with the God-Butcher or being manipulated by them, hoping to seize divine authority once the pantheon is culled. The campaign unfolds in four major phases: arrival and survival, investigation and faction play, divine descent and war against the coup, and the final quest to recover the means to destroy or redeem the Shadow-Blade. Along the way, the players gather allies among knights, Ultra adepts, beast-folk clans, sky-sailors, relic-engineers, and surviving lesser gods. They also discover that Ultra is not merely a magic system but a living covenant born from the first act of mercy between mortal and divine beings. The final sessions push the party into god-forged ruins, shadowed cathedrals, and a broken celestial engine where they confront the God-Butcher, decide the fate of the archpriest, and determine whether the world can be healed—or must be remade.

Well if you like the idea come and join me and I'll see you later, arrivederci.