Venture as a Greek or Roman demigod to fight monsters with allies from the Percy Jackson books!
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Aeaea
Aeaea is the mythological island home of Circe, a sorceress and minor goddess in Greek mythology. The island is described in Homer's Odyssey as a place of woods and brush, with Circe's palace in a wooden glen. The island is also home to wild animals, such as wolves and mountain lions, that Circe has bewitched with magical drugs.
Athens
Athens is the capital city of modern Greece located in the Attic Peninsula in mainland Greece. In ancient times it was a city-state that held power of the region of the Attic Peninsula. Athens is often seen as the center of Ancient Greek civilization. It was home to many famous philosophers, playwrights, and poets that produced many notable works that are still of importance today. The Athenians eventually had to build an Acropolis, honoring both Athena and Poseidon, in order to appease the Sea God's wrath.
Atlantic Ocean
The Atlantic Ocean is the second-largest of the world's five oceanic divisions, with an area of about 85,133,000 km². It covers approximately 17% of Earth's surface and about 24% of its water surface area. It contains the Sea of Monsters, a sea in which Polyphemus, Scylla and Charybdis, the Sirens, and other monsters and godly things, like Circe, the sorceress, live in. Because of its large triangular size, the Mist hasn't been able to hide it completely and the area has become famous among mortals because of the planes and ships that disappear there. The Sea of Monsters is known to mortals as the Bermuda Triangle.
Bog of the Forgotten
The Bog of the Forgotten is a deep, dense swampland forest located within the Island of Creation. It is called the Bog of Forgotten because the Gifts of Experience are laid almost right after the entrance of the Bog, but they are not reached. The bog contains lots of dense foliage, poisonous waters and ruined ancient temple remains.
Camp Cabin Area
The central area where all of Camp Half-Blood's cabins are located.
Camp Half-Blood
Camp Half-Blood is a Greek demigod training facility located on the north shore of Long Island. The camp is directed by the god Dionysus, who the campers call "Mr. D," and Chiron, a Centaur who is the activities director. It is also the Greek counterpart of Camp Jupiter, a Roman camp between Oakland, California and Berkley, California.
Camp Half-Blood Forest
The Camp Half-Blood Forest is a forest surrounding Camp Half-Blood. It is full of monsters, and Capture the Flag is often played in it by the campers on Fridays. Chiron advises campers not to enter unless they are armed or with someone else.
Camp Jupiter
Camp Jupiter is a camp designated to protect and train the children of the Roman gods and their descendants. Its entrance is a service tunnel near the main Caldecott Tunnel in the Oakland Hills, near San Francisco. The current praetors are Hazel Levesque and Frank Zhang. It is the Roman counterpart to Camp Half-Blood.
Canoe Lake
The Canoe Lake is where the campers canoe.
Central Park
A vast green expanse offering a respite from urban life. It’s a perfect place for secret meetings, ambushes, or nature-based quests.
Chelsea
Located on the west side of Manhattan, Chelsea is a mix of historic townhouses, modern high-rises, and converted industrial spaces. The district stretches from 14th to 34th Streets, between the Hudson River and Sixth Avenue. Home to a wide array of artists, professionals, and long-time residents, Chelsea is a cultural melting pot. The neighborhood is known for its LGBTQ+ friendly atmosphere, making it a welcoming space for diverse identities and stories. Chelsea is a hub for art galleries, trendy boutiques, and eclectic dining options. Adventurers can find unique items, rare art pieces, and culinary delights while exploring its streets.
Domain of Death
The Domain of Death is Thanatos's realm, a purgatory existing between the earth and the Underworld. The realm is claimed to have existed long before the reign of Mount Olympus and is feared by mortals and gods alike. It also serves as the space between the primordial void and the Mortal Plane.
Elysium
Elysium is a paradise and a resting place for the dead located in the Underworld. Initially separate from the Underworld, Elysium was reserved for good mortals, heroes, and demigods who had died a hero's death or lived a good life. Chosen by the judges, the souls of mortals and demigods who have been good, righteous, and/or heroic, would remain after death to live a blessed and happy eternal death, and indulge whatever employment they had enjoyed in life. Elysium is a valley surrounded by walls, a gated community from which one could hear laughter and smell barbecue cooking. It has neighborhoods of beautiful houses from every time period in history such as Roman villas, medieval castles, and Victorian mansions. It also has flowers of silver and gold blooming on the lawns, and grass rippling in rainbow colors.
Europe
Europe is a continent located entirely in the Northern Hemisphere and mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere. Europe’s largest islands and archipelagoes include Novaya Zemlya, Franz Josef Land, Svalbard, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, the British Isles, the Balearic Islands, Corsica, Sardinia, Sicily, Malta, Crete, and Cyprus. Its major peninsulas include Jutland and the Scandinavian, Iberian, Italian, and Balkan peninsulas. Indented by numerous bays, fjords, and seas, continental Europe’s highly irregular coastline is about 24,000 miles (38,000 km) long.
Field of Mars
Where the campers have their War Games, marching drills, and the occasional monster hunting. Every War Game, the legionnaires build a new fort so that they never have the same challenge twice. The field has many trenches and hidden tunnels.
Fields of Asphodel
The Fields of Asphodel is a section in the Underworld where indifferent or ordinary souls who lived a life of neither good or evil are sent to live after death. The majority of all souls go here once they are judged. It is said that after his death, Daedalus was assigned to create roads and overpasses in the Fields of Asphodel, to ease down the traffic. It is said that all souls that are neutral are to drink from the River Lethe before entering the fields, losing their identities and memories. However, the blind prophet Tiresias was also able to retain his old life when speaking to Odysseus. The fields are a somewhat negative outlook on the afterlife for those who make little impact during their lives. Neutral souls go there if they choose to go through the "EZ Death" train line at the gates to the Underworld, instead of accepting judgement. It is sometimes said that it was a plain of Asphodel flowers, which were a favorite food of the dead in Greece.
Fields of Punishment
The Fields of Punishment is a location in the Underworld, where mortals are punished for horrible deeds they did in life, using a variety of horrible torturous methods. Leading up to it is a rocky path where you can see it glowing and smoking. It's a cracked wasteland, has rivers of lava, minefields and barbed wire separating the different torture areas, and screams and 1980s music can also be heard. In addition, there are cactus patches, and any other 'new ideas' Hades wants to try. If anyone tried to leave their area, they would be pulled back in as if they are attached by an invisible leash.
Garment District
Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, the Garment District spans from 34th to 42nd Streets between Fifth and Ninth Avenues. The area is dense with tall buildings housing showrooms, factories, and fabric shops. A dynamic blend of designers, seamstresses, buyers, and fashion students. The district is known for its fast-paced, creative energy and its role in shaping global fashion trends. The Garment District is the heartbeat of New York’s fashion industry. Adventurers might discover rare fabrics, unique fashion items, and opportunities to engage in quests related to the world of haute couture and street fashion.
Great Chasm
The Great Chasm was a giant canyon, full of broken passageways, on the Island of Creation between the Lowlands and the Palace of the Fates.
Half-Blood Hill
Half-Blood Hill is one of the hills surrounding the valley where Camp Half-Blood is located. The Golden Fleece now protects the hill, since the tree no longer uses Thalia's spirit. Peleus, the dragon, guards the Golden Fleece. Mortals and monsters cannot go past the hill's magic borders, unless one of the campers, Chiron, or Mr. D allow them in. To mortals, Half-Blood Hill is a strawberry farm. It serves as the main entrance to camp.
Hudson River
The Hudson River is a 315-mile river that flows from north to south primarily through eastern New York, United States. Because the Hudson River is a tidal estuary, meaning it ebbs and flows with the ocean tide, it supports a biologically rich environment, making it an important ecosystem for various species of aquatic life. For many key species, it provides critical habitats and essential spawning and nursery grounds.
Island of Creation
The Island of Creation is the place where all life began in Greece. According to legend, it is home to the Sisters of Fate and is located at the very edge of the Greek world. It's so far from any sort of civilization that it would take at least six days riding a Pegasus nonstop to reach it from near the center of Greece. It's also one of the most heavily guarded places known to man, as any who can defeat the sisters will be able to change their fate and control time itself.
Manhattan
Surrounded by the Hudson, East, and Harlem Rivers, Manhattan is a bustling island city with towering skyscrapers and sprawling parks. The landscape features iconic sites such as Central Park, Times Square, and the Empire State Building. A melting pot of cultures, Manhattan is home to diverse inhabitants from all over the world. The city's society is vibrant and ever-changing, from Wall Street moguls to struggling artists. A global financial hub, Manhattan boasts numerous opportunities for trade, commerce, and wealth accumulation. Adventurers might find lucrative jobs, rare items, and unique quests within its borders.
Midtown East
Spanning from 42nd to 59th Streets between Fifth Avenue and the East River, Midtown East is characterized by its towering skyscrapers, luxury hotels, and historic landmarks. The district serves as a gateway to many of New York City's most iconic sites. A dynamic blend of high-powered business executives, tourists, and residents. The district’s atmosphere is one of constant motion, driven by commerce, culture, and finance. Midtown East is a financial and commercial powerhouse. Adventurers might find valuable goods in upscale boutiques, encounter influential figures, or take on quests related to corporate intrigue and financial heists.
Midtown West
Spanning from 34th to 59th Streets, between Fifth Avenue and the Hudson River, Midtown West is the bustling heart of Manhattan. It’s an eclectic mix of towering skyscrapers, iconic landmarks, and lively streets. A vibrant melting pot of professionals, tourists, and long-time residents. The district thrives on its diversity, with people from all walks of life contributing to its dynamic atmosphere. Midtown West is a powerhouse of commerce and entertainment. Adventurers might discover opportunities in luxury retail, world-class dining, and vibrant nightlife. It's a prime spot for gathering resources and forging connections.
Mortal Plane
The physical plane of existence and the living world where the mortals dwell. The mortal plane is covered by the Mist, a supernatural force controlled by the goddess Hecate that twists a mortal's sight from seeing monsters, gods, Titans, and other supernatural occurrences by replacing them with things the mortal mind knows about and can comprehend. Some mortals can see through the Mist as well, including Rachel Elizabeth Dare, May Castellan and Sally Jackson. Demigods and mythical creatures can all see through the Mist at most times, though sometimes the Mist is strong enough to fool even demigods.
New Rome
New Rome is guarded by the Roman campers of Camp Jupiter in order to be a refuge for Roman demigods, legacies, nature spirits, and minor gods. It is located somewhere along the Little Tiber and Romans must serve ten years in the legion to live and retire there. Currently, it is located in California in the Western United States of America in the Berkeley Hills. The buildings are made of white marble with red-tiled roofs and include townhouses and shops (in addition to the domed Senate house), a forum studded with statues and columns, and models of the Circus Maximus and the Coliseum. Some of the marble buildings have domes and columned porticoes, like national monuments. Others look like palaces, with golden doors and large gardens. The open plaza resembles an open-air market with freestanding columns, fountains, and statues.
New York
New York is a state in the northeastern U.S., known for New York City and towering Niagara Falls. NYC’s island of Manhattan is home to the Empire State Building, Times Square and Central Park. It consist of 5 boroughs: Manhattan, Queens, Bronx, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. The Brooklyn Bridge connects Manhattan with the borough of Brooklyn. The iconic Statue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor. To the east, Long Island has beaches, the Montauk Lighthouse, the ritzy Hamptons and Fire Island.
North Woods
Without a doubt, the woods are the most dangerous and mysterious part of camp. They seem to go on forever, and hold many secrets not even the most experienced demigods know about. The woods are infested with monsters, so don't go in alone, or unarmed!
Olympus
Olympus is the home of the Olympian gods. Originally located on Mount Olympus in Greece, it has steadily moved over to the west, following Western Civilization over the centuries. Instead of being located on a physical mountain, it is a metaphysical duplicate. This mountain does not connect with the ground and cannot be detected by mortals due to the Mist, but is connected to the mortal world by a space elevator. It is here that the gods commune, each having a massive throne, which are collectively arranged in a reversed U shape. It also houses some of the minor gods and magical creatures, such as the Ophiotaurus. As the seat of power of the Olympian gods it is of vital importance. Should the thrones be destroyed, Olympus would crumble and the power of the gods would be severely weakened, making them vulnerable to their enemies.
Palm Springs
Palm Springs is a landscape only slightly more hospitable than the planet Mars. Sun-blasted ochre mountains ringed a valley patchworked with unnaturally green golf courses, dusty barren flats and sprawling neighborhoods of white stucco walls, red-tiled roofs and blue swimming pools. Lining the streets, rows of listless palm trees stuck up like raggedy seams. Asphalt parking lots shimmered in the heat. A brown haze hung in the air, filling the valley like watery gravy.
Realm Below
The Realm Below was limited by an infinite stone ceiling, but there was a big hole on a part of it. Sunlight entered through it, which indicated it lead to the surface and was an exit to Tartarus. It was unknown why it existed or if it was made by someone, but it seemed to be large enough for a God or even a "small" Titan, like Typhon, to go through and seemed to be very old.
River Styx
The River Styx is a sacred river that separates the land of the living from the realm of the dead, one of five which run through the Underworld. Oaths made by this river brings something 'worse than death' to the oath bearer if not fulfilled. If anyone bathes in the Styx and survives, that person will bear the Curse of Achilles and become invulnerable to most physical attacks, excluding a small spot on their body that if struck will instantly kill them.
Southwestern United States
The Southwestern United States, also known as the American Southwest or simply the Southwest, is a geographic and cultural region of the United States that includes Arizona and New Mexico, along with adjacent portions of California, Colorado, Nevada, Oklahoma, Texas, and Utah.
Tartarus
Tartarus is a place of pain and suffering for gods and mortals, among others, designed to hurt them, with acid air, water of sadness (in the case of the River Cocytus) and the ground made of broken glass. Tartarus has a grayish atmosphere and its clouds are blood red. The ceiling is so high that it is invisible from the ground, stretching for miles and miles to plunge into darkness in the form of plateaus. Multiple pointed mountains and volcanic chasm adorn the landscape. A few long, thin, black trees (like insect hair) grow in the flatter areas, and multiple monsters emerge like worms from blisters that form on the ground where they regenerate after having been killed. The main wall of the cave is made up of multiple precipices and obsidian cliffs, where the rivers of Hades descend, presumably in the form of waterfalls, although this is not mentioned. The landscape descends to the most dangerous area, where the heart of the god himself is found.
Temple Hill
Temple Hill is where all the temples to the Roman gods are located. The most important temples are Temple of Bellona, Temple of Mars, Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus, Temple of Mercury, and Temple of Diana. There are also shrines for Neptune, Janus and Apollo.
Theater District
Located in Midtown Manhattan, the Theater District spans from West 40th Street to West 54th Street, and from Sixth Avenue to Eighth Avenue. It’s the heart of Broadway, with grand theaters lining the bustling streets. A diverse blend of creative talents, from aspiring actors and playwrights to seasoned performers and critics. The area is a magnet for tourists and locals who cherish the performing arts. The Theater District is the lifeblood of New York’s entertainment industry. Adventurers might find work in the arts, uncover hidden stories, or encounter magical performances and enchanted artifacts.
Underworld
The Underworld is the realm of the dead, the final resting place of the deceased. The Underworld is divided into various sections, and the Judgment Pavilion decide where a soul should go based upon their life's accomplishments. In Ancient Greece, a man named King Rhadamanthus judged the dead and was later joined by King Aeacus and Minos. It is located beneath DOA Recording Studios in Los Angeles, California.
United States
The U.S. is a country of 50 states covering a vast swath of North America, with Alaska in the northwest and Hawaii extending the nation’s presence into the Pacific Ocean. Major Atlantic Coast cities are New York, a global finance and culture center, and capital Washington, DC. Midwestern metropolis Chicago is known for influential architecture and on the west coast, Los Angeles' Hollywood is famed for filmmaking.
Upper West Side
Spanning from 59th to 110th Street between Central Park West and the Hudson River, the Upper West Side is renowned for its tree-lined streets, historic brownstones, and cultural landmarks. The district boasts a harmonious blend of residential and cultural spaces. The Upper West Side is home to a diverse mix of intellectuals, professionals, and families. The neighborhood exudes a refined yet welcoming atmosphere, attracting those who appreciate culture, education, and community. The area is a haven for high-end dining, boutique shopping, and cultural institutions. Adventurers might find unique items, rare books, and opportunities for quests linked to academia and the arts.
Western United States
The Western United States is one of the four census regions defined by the United States Census Bureau. As American settlement in the U.S. expanded westward, the meaning of the term the West changed. Before around 1800, the crest of the Appalachian Mountains was seen as the western frontier.