Greek Mythology
A mythological world of bronze-age mythology. Warring citystates, monsters and interfering gods.
Author's Note: This is a mix of mythology, real world bronze age history and my own random fantasy ideas. Not fully complete but I'll try to keep adding locations. As for characters it's just best to ask Franz once you're in a location to create NPCs.
Added background map- very rough, as its part fantasy so names don't match up. Simply move the two areas: '..' and 'map' if you prefer not map.
Now adding egyptian region, and classes and spells. Making the egyptian area more fantastical. Also adding levantine areas. Not chronologically historical by any means.
A fun setting for franz is to tell him to keep the typing and sentence structure in the style of Homer's Illiad.
| Played | 36 times |
| Cloned | 4 times |
| Created | 163 days ago |
| Last Updated | 49 days ago |
| Visibility | Public |
Thoth's Library
Point of Interest
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| Coordinates | (2172, -4580) |
Description
Thoth's Library is an ancient repository of knowledge dedicated to the god of wisdom, Thoth. The library is filled with scrolls and tomes that contain forbidden knowledge, guarded by Necrotic Ibises—undead birds with ink-black feathers that write curses in the air, paralyzing any intruders who dare to disturb the sacred texts.
Appearance
The library is a vast, dimly lit hall lined with towering shelves of dusty books and scrolls. Flickering candles cast eerie shadows, and the air is thick with the scent of old parchment and ink. The Necrotic Ibises glide silently through the air, their eyes glowing with an unnatural light as they watch over the library's secrets.