The Slavs

Two rival villages struggle for survival in the woods of medieval Russia. One side, a young mystic by the name of Draha succeeds in saving the life of an unconscious stranger, inducing rage from a scheming and powerful sorcerer set on manipulating the neighboring ruler while the fearless Avar tribe threaten their very existence.

Draha manages to bring the mysterious stranger back to life, but he's lost any recollection of his past. As he faces, the anger of villagers further riled up by Carad. Meanwhile, on the other side of the forest, Raduz has crowned himself king and exacted a reign of terror from which few may escape.

When the Gord finds the stranger guilty of a girl's murder, his fate is left in the hands of the gods as well as Carad's. In Farnau, Raduz's hopes of producing an heir seem to materialize, but new threats seem to foment from within.

Following the release of Vlad, Belo discovers an ancient relic that summons memories in the stranger's mind. Meanwhile, Lada's and Carad's respective plots start unraveling as tension and political intrigues begin to take over.

When the Avars finally arrive at the outskirts of Great Table, Vlad's true identity as a warrior is discovered, and he turns against the Gords' corrupt elites. In Farnau, Carad's sorcery backfires, and Lada's fate now hangs on a thread.

An old friend from the past comes to Lada's rescue and invites her to meet Belo. Vlad becomes increasingly popular among the people of Great Table, and suspicions arise against Carad, the true enemy of the Gords.