Roaring 20s

The first to awaken were Athena and Ares and the other gods of war and chaos. Drawn forth by the bombs and trenches and the dying cries of men in the European Theater. Precisely when they began, what broke them out of their centuries long sleep, no one could say. The rejoicing that followed saw Dionysus roused, the gods of music and the arts. They'd been awake, they thought, at other times in other places- but even the mighty Zeus was not omnipotent, and without Olympus they could not observe all as they once had.
And rarely had there been so many together in one time, one place.
The City is golden, decadent and flourishing. Prohibition, crime, the rise of film and wealth previously unimaginable have cast even darker shadows.
Jazz, speakeasies, and back alleys. Short skirts, short hair, and dark lipstick.
Crime syndicates rule over the night life, but the Gods have found their way into this metropolis with relative ease. Everyone is willing to accept just one more don, spoiled heiress, or lounge singer. Not that they need to work- but they do need to be seen and loved. Desperately.
Related Pages:
* List of IC setting pages: The City
* All pages with the "Roaring 20s" tag: Category: Roaring 20s
* For the research inclined: Roaring 20s - Resources
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===Flashbacks===
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===Pre-Bacchanalia===
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===The Bacchanalia===
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==Player Characters==
A list of the character aliases and assumed identities in this era. For more detailed info, see the character channel in discord (or the character specific wiki page if they have one).
* Anthony Fletcher (Anteros) is a WWI veteran and owner of Archer's Cafe.
* Apollo (Apollo) is a curator of artists.
* Erin "Lee" Hund (Artemis) is a shadow for hire and Reformatory escapee.
* Ashton "Ash" Brizer, Dr. Brizer (Asclepius) is a doctor about town.
* Athena Pallas, Edith Howlett, Promachos, Polias (Athena) is the head of the Parthenon.
* Boris LeBlanc (Boreas) is an ice baron, fence, and leader of an art smuggling ring.
* Cassidy Moxon (Cassandra)
* Celandine Atwater (Circe) is a wealthy-ish widow and artisanal spirit producer with a delightful mastiff.
* Nina Draper (Clotho) is a sought after dressmaker and designer in the City.
* Dove Parlby (Echo) is a former Inmate at The Reformatory.
* Evelyn (Erebus) is a bouncer at the Irishwoman.
* Gale Prince (Ganymede) is a bartender at the [[Cat Scratch Club].
* Aldric Simons (Hades) is an actuary at a life insurance company.
* Katherine "Kat" de la Cruce, Mistress Magick, Ana Senari (Hecate) is the owner of the Apothecary and a stage magician.
* Cyril Mulford (Hector) is an investigative journalist, primarily for the Weekly Worker.
* Helena Rose Carter (Helen) is a diamond heiress.
* Iraklis "Ira" Leonti (Heracles) is a day laborer at the docks.
* Hester Casella (Hestia) is a professional civic busybody who runs (is) Prytaneum House and it's operations and one of the Council.
* Medea Belmont (Medea) is the wife of Charles Belmont III a prominant businessman.
* Murphy Strauss, Dr. Mephistopheles (Morpheus) is a carnival fortune teller.
* Hollis (Nemesis) is a vigilante and unofficial head of the Jungle.
* Ned Snell (Nerites) is a kept boy, swimmer, race car driver, and gadabout.
* Valerie "Val" Jinyu (Nike) is an ex-combat aviation and spy and currently a civilian pilot, speed queen, and socialite.
* Ida Blackburn, Mama Night (Nyx) is a respectable businesswoman/Mob boss and one of the Council responsible for the underworld in the City.
* Oscar "Oz" Harper (Orpheus) is a musician and performs or is to be found most places there's music.
* Peter "Shepherd" (Pan) is a heavy at Rough Trades.
* Nelli Fox (Pandora) is a bookkeeper, of sorts.
* Johnathan "Shep" Shepard (Paris) was a factory worker and is now Moira Faust's paid date.
* Patricia "Trixie" Clarion (Pheme) is a telephone switchboard operator, clandestine gossip columnist, shameless party girl, and gold-digger.
* Philip Ocean (Poseidon) is the owner of Elysian Fields.
* Alexandre "Alex" Rocher, Le Pendu (Prometheus) is an arms dealer under pseudonym "La Pendu".
* Mortimer Tod (Thanatos) is a bootlegger and contract killer.
* Finnegan "Finn" Thresher (Thaumus) is the owner of the City's Aquarium.
* Theodore "Theo" Covington Underwood-Sherman (Theseus) is a city councilman.
* Moira Faust (Tyche) is a freelance journalist at several of the City's publications, a stock market player, and the owner of the Irishwoman.
* Cillian Talbot, Seth Tyler, Voice on the Other End of the Line (Typhon) is a factory owner.
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