Progressors

In the mist-covered trenches of the Western Front, where the earth trembled with the thunder of artillery and the skies choked with smoke and death, there emerged an order of women who were both feared and revered — the Sacred Costalera. Their reputation spread like wildfire among the soldiers, whispered in hushed tones as tales of their bravery and mysticism coursed through the front lines. They were no ordinary nuns, they are the Progressors armed with weapons of flame and fortitude, they carry sacred fire into the trenches, casting both light and terror upon the battlefield. Founded in the late 18th century in the secluded hills of southern Italy, the Sacred Costalera are known for their unwavering faith and their deeply spiritual connection to the divine. As the Holy War escalated, these women felt an undeniable call to the battlefields. They were not sent to the frontlines as medics or caregivers—no, the Sacred Costalera are warriors. Includes both supported and unsupported file