Never play the same game twice,

How about settling for a game that dynamically changes even without player intervention, that you truly not playing the same game twice.

-From beginning...
There is little chance you will be playing in the same starting town twice in a row. Beyond that each starting town has a unique atmosphere to it, which changes from game to game, and as the game goes on. But if for some reason you do happen to start in the same town consecutively there are other things that can be different. The location of the town on the world map can change, as well as the primary function, and general alignment of the town. Arsah, for example, could be located in the middle of huge open plains and be neutral aligned, and being just a simple farming community, but then the next game you start, Arsah could be a fishing town near the ocean with a general good alignment, and yet another time be a mining town in the mountains, and be a very chaotic evil place. Beyond the town itself, the experience will be different with new quests popping up, old ones disappearing, and even your family history changes.

-To the end...
Even though the game plays our differently depending on how the the player live in Ethristah, there are still aspects that he/she cannot control. For instance, if a war were to start, it may not consume the same cities each time, one side may have the advantage, while in another game they may be at a disadvantage.

It is difficult to describe completely without giving away certain plot points, that COULD show up, so just know replaying Kings of Ethristah is like into a Different world for the FIRST time.