Demigod Games

The Demigod Games was a contest held between New Corinth and New Rome, though this changed to add New Asgard when the Norse demigods were brought into the fray by Arthur Davies. Each city is represented by one team of three demigods. To choose the representing team, many demigods may sign up and compete in twelve tasks
Selected teams complete three tasks - primarily judged by the heads of each council of the competing cities - designed to test magical ability, intelligence, and courage. Champions competed for the honour and glory of winning the Games, for a single wish granted by the gods, and a monetary prize.
== Rules ==
Judges graded the champions' performance on each task. The Heads of the three participating councils were customarily judges. The selection of the champions from each participating school was done through a magical object called the Goblet of Fire. Each competing school was allowed one champion to represent them during the Game. Each Game consisted of three tasks designed to test the champions' courage, intelligence, resourcefulness, and magical ability. These tasks were exceedingly dangerous and differ from year to year.
== Customs ==
Teams are supposed to stand alone during the Games. They are suppose to receive no outside help from anyone, including friends and teachers. Cheating is frowned upon, though it had been known to take place several times during the history of the Games. Cheating was so common, some people believed it to have been a traditional part of the event.