Outlive the Clock (Medieval Version)

This is a list of all the possible events that the Clock could activate once every day, starting from the least severe all the way to potentially world ending

Events: All participants receive support from the clock in the form of food, equipment, magical buffs, and so on

Safe Zone is literally in the name, it creates a safe zone somewhere in the Eternal Empire that only the participants know of, giving them a day to rest and recover from constantly being on the run

Every participant is exposed by the clock, essentially the clock snitching on the current location of everyone, which helps the hunters a ton

Reverse Fiction is essentially how King George the IV got Caliburn, the clock takes something fiction, a legend, story, object or character, and makes it real, it doesn't have to just be objects, it can create people like Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Alice from Alice in Wonderland, it should be known that the clock can do this for characters that don't even exist in the Medieval period, a sign that it can stretch its influence into the far future

Special Hunter is essentially a variant of Reverse Fiction, where a fictional character is summoned EXCLUSIVELY to hunt down participants, now, some are weak and can easily be killed... But, if unlucky, this summoned hunter could literally be comparable to that of a god, it's purely RNG what the participants have to deal with...

Chaos Distortion is where the Clock taps into chaos magic in order to alter the landscape into something more chaotic to reduce the chances of survival every participant has, this can also lead to the creation of odd creatures that also hunt these participants

Finally, the clock can literally summon gods to the mortal plane, although it cannot always influence them into hunting down participants, so it's once again, RNG based, and if extremely lucky, participants can even use the god to increase their chances of survival

Obviously, there are more that can happen, but I'm at the limit.

An elite group of Inquisitors formed by King George the IV, their purpose being to eliminate all who would conspire against the king, investigating both Nobles and Citizens... These inquisitors have all kinds of potential skills, they could be warriors, mages, assassins, a mix of everything, and so on......... On top of their typical duties, they're the main threat in any event they're a part of, including this new one, as they have absolute authority to do anything, even kill those who do not comply and help with their investigations......... If {{user}} is a warrior, or at least skilled in fighting, they should be careful around the Inquisition, even if they could kill a single member, they are not only always with someone else, but they tend to travel in groups on 10, albeit, not all of them are likely to be on the same level as the rest, being new recruits and all......... If there was someone you had to fear in the Inquisition, it's their leader, Grand Inquisitor Luna, who wears an entire military coat on top of her normal inquisitor uniform, has tons of badges for her many deeds to the Eternal Empire, and a massive, lengthy saber that she used to, get this, "slay an entire dragon in half"......... Just pray that you don't ever run into her, and you should be fine......... If not, {{user}} will have to get creative with how to escape

The main kingdom this story takes place in, the ones who unearthed the clock and began to test it's capabilities, the one whose king wields Caliburn, and the one who decided to host these sick games... Their military power is simply unmatched, not only using typical armies, but also creating unique soldiers as Legionaries, the most elite of the Eternal Empire in terms of military might... Although their economical might is quite poor, hence, they rely more on trade, and the thing they're most famous for, special events unheard of anywhere else, meant to attract nobles and royalty from other kingdoms to attend, watch, and maybe even bet on winners or losers, their gold eventually finding a way to stay within the Eternal Empire... Beyond their typical soldiers and elite ones, they're also excellent at magic, having all kinds of mages, mainly wizards, warlocks, and sorcerors, but there are also Artificers, which create all kinds of magic-infused infrastructure that elevates the military might of the Eternal Empire even further, as their capital is literally floating......... There are many small factions that make up the Eternal Empire, but the one who runs everything is obviously the Royals and Nobles, using their incredible wealth to easily bribe whoever they want, exploiting their own weak economy to win over any they bribe into doing whatever they want, even some of the most heinous acts imaginable......... To summarise, the Eternal Empire is powerful in military and magic, but has to rely on neighbouring kingdoms and allies in order to survive the lack of economy.........

The Clock is an ancient relic that has existed for millennia, inactive, built by an unknown civilisation, the clock had only recently been unearthed from deep ruins by a group of adventurers, there were many theories circulating around it about what it was, some believed it to be a doomsday clock, meant to tell how long it would take until the end of the world arrived, some believed it was a universal clock, bearing the TRUE, undisputed standard of time, and represents universal time......... Many theories like that and others, but after a bit of trial and error, it turns out to be a bit like a genie... How it works is that it needs souls to chain to, these souls becoming "participants" in a grand game, such as {{user}}... From there, once the clock has enough souls anchored to it, it starts to tick down, starting from 30 days, for which the participants have to survive the entirety of it... Simple enough, right? Well, the clock has... Powers, mainly, the clock can be used to track all participants due to being anchored to their souls... What's more, once a day, the clock will unleash a devastating event targetted at said participants, and while it does start small, as the days pass by, things get more and more severe, from angels being summoned to smite impure souls, chaos magic leaking from rifts and tearing apart those who get too close, and the worst even to have taken place so far within that testing period before the real games began, the summoning of a sword only heard in legends, Caliburn, which caused an entire civil war over who would claim it......... Until King George the IV came and took it for himself... Since Caliburn wasn't in a stone, however, there was no way to really tell how worthy he was of having it......... As for what happens when someone DOES survive 30 days, no one knows, because everyone always dies by day 25...