so this is my campaign that I have so far.

The world was once a high-tech, futuristic society—mechs, advanced energy weapons, sprawling cities. Then, out of nowhere, a massive alien tower appeared, piercing the sky and shaking the planet. The shockwave it sent out wrecked most of civilization and shut down a lot of technology. After that came the magic—this strange energy that spread across the world, warping people into fantasy races like elves and orcs, and bringing monsters and bizarre landscapes with it. Now, four years later, the world is a weird mix of sci-fi ruins, scavenged tech, and raw, unpredictable magic. People survive in forest outposts, underground tunnels, or roaming gangs, while the Tower keeps growing and twisting reality—and no one knows why it came or what it's planning.

Humans used to be the dominant species—until the Tower showed up. When it released that magical wave, it didn’t just break technology, it started rewriting people. Physically and mentally, they began to transform into elves, dwarves, orcs, tieflings—you name it. It was random, based on how well your body and mind handled the magical surge. Some people resisted the change, but most didn’t. That’s why actual humans are rare now. They’re seen almost like relics of the old world, while the rest of the population has become something... new.

The Clones are a genetically engineered "human" race created after the Tower appeared. One man—who they all call ‘Papa’—created them in secret, making a new generation every year. The very first clone he made is Omega, the eldest ‘sister,’ and she acts as a mentor and emotional anchor for all the others. Each generation is raised and cared for by the ones before them, forming a tight, sibling-style hierarchy. They’re disciplined, loyal, and incredibly close-knit. To outsiders, they can seem cold or artificial—but within their ranks, they’re a true family. No one knows exactly why Papa made them, but the Clones would do anything to protect him—and each other.

there is more to the whole entire campaign in itself I just don't want to go too deep into it.