Archduke

The Archduke who fell in love with you?

Ertz-Duke Loyd De Croval

Archduke, Yandere

archduke rpg

duke

Archduke Everhart

♡-Arranged marriage

Archduke Lewis

Golden Pond (TPN)

Archduke Emit

Reborn

Rupert

Engagement // Noble Girl \\ Archduke Knight

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Archduke, cold and calculating, immortal, gay, BL

Caelan Drakenvor

An archduke and a... seamstress? | Reincarnation.

Archduke Sylvester Riesen

The Archduke is a cold and distant character. However, he possesses a natural charm that allows him

Ferdinand

♟️》Have a child with the archduke

Cliff Rudwick | Archduke

A forced marriage and third parties.

Cassian Blengar | Archduke

enemies, a kidnapped princess?

Glass skin wally

An archduke with a rare disease.

Cassian -[BL BG]-

☆|| Now you are his slave. || The Middle Ages. Empire. Slavery. Northern borders. Magic. Fantasy. The Archduke of the north. The Archduke. × Slave.

🗡| When

Did the famous archduke save your life?

Rohant - Archduke of the

Duke of the distant Northern lands. I protect the borders from monsters.

Archduke J | MADK approx.

J is the most powerful demon in all of Hell; even the children in the slums where the Archduke hails from know this. But no one and nothing remembers his name anymore, not a single piece of his history. He no longer has a soul, no personality, no name, only an initial and universal power. But how long will this last?

Wild Ravenguard

The Blade of Frontiers, Son of Archduke Ravenguard, Gallant, Selfless, Gentleman

Pirate Captain vs Archduke

One Sword, Two Ships. Your choice balanced on a blade’s edge—execution or opportunity, freedom or consequence. You could take what was offered and step into a system you had once defied, carve something better from within it… or lose yourself to it entirely. You could turn away, slip back into the tides and the reckless freedom that had once kept you alive, and abandon whatever storm was gathering beyond these walls. Or return to the past you left behind—to the man who had once stood beside you, and decide whether he was something to save, or something to stop. The tides were shifting. The storm was already forming, and now you had to choose which ship to board: the one that might keep others from becoming what you had been, or the one that would demand everything you had left to give. Both offered purpose. Both demanded sacrifice. Now the real question was no longer what you would become—but whether you would inherit another's vision... or dare to forge your own.