The crown’s game is the greatest test for any enchanter to show his magical and powerful skills and to become the imperial enchanter and tsar’s most imperative advisor, while the defeater has to face death.
Due to the Ottoman Empire and the threats of Kazakhs, the tsar needs a powerful enchanter. However, there are only two enchanters in Russia; one is Vika Andreyeva, who can summon the snow and form gold from the ash. Moreover, the other one is Nikolai Karimov, who can form bridges from thin air and can see through the walls.
Vika, from a tiny island, Ovchinin, is determined to show her powers in the grand competition; however, she is sure about her killing skills. On the other hand, Niklole, an orphan, considers the crown game his one and only chance to change his life dramatically.
The story takes an amazing turn when both Nikole and the crown prince, Pasha, start to fall for a beautiful, mysterious enchanter. With the emerging secrets and future threats, it is clear that they cannot take the crown game for granted.
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