recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
La Santa Liga

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La Santa Liga.

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Otro nombre: Estados Papales.

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Formas de Gobierno: Teocracia, Républicas y Monarquias.

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La Santa Liga es realmente el resultado de la Herejía Nicolaita (la rama original era el culto a Ällmachtig que se practica en la Hansa) Se formó como estado tras la Caída de Romul la cual ocurrió hace 6000 años y realmente empezó siendo una pequeña confederación teocratica que crecio con fuerza paulatinamente durante los próximos 1500 años añadiendo a diferentes ducados, principados, reinos y républicas a lo que se conocería en el futuro como la Santa Liga.

 Los siglos pasaron y dieron paso a su estructuración como entidad galactica a tener en cuenta, poseyendo un poder económico y militar abullante. Rapidamente y gracias a las Guerras de Fe o Santas (a lo que mas tarde llamarian Cruzadas) adquirieron extensos y diversos territorios que con el tiempo desarrollaron distintas formas de creer en la fe Catolice.La Santa Liga se divide en Reinos, Républicas y Ducados, aqui mostraremos los mas importantes y sus respectivas capitales.

## Reinos:

Estados Papales (Roma)

Franken (Paris)

Sicil (Neapolis)

Kravate (Zagreb)

Aquitane (Berdeos)

Bohemia (Praha)

## Principados:

Frisia (Ultrech)

Österreich (Wien)

Sajonia (Leipzig)

Bayer (Müchen)

## Ducados:

Milano (Milan)

Brabante (Breda)

Brunswick (Brunswick)

Spoleto (Siena)

Saboya (Niza)

Baden (Baden)

Alsacia-Loren (Metz)

Salzburg (Salzburg)

Augsburg (Augsbug)

Anhalt (Dessau)

## Républicas:

Veneto

Pisa

Ancona

Genova

Amalfi

Existe el titulo de Imperator Augustus Romanum que es ejercido por un principe o duque (jamás un rey desde la "Disputa")

Pero el titulo no otorga mas que prestigio dada la nula concentración de poder, cabe destacar que todos los miembros de la Liga son independientes entre si y la autoridad del Papa no llega mas que el ámbito religioso y de mediador de conflictos.

## Conflictos de la Santa Liga.

Las Guerras de Herencia

Las Guerras Paganas

La Herejia Iconoclasia

La Defensa de la Fe

La Herejia Ma'tan

La Caida de Alejandretta

La Jihad

Las Cruzadas

La Cruzada Balken

La Cruzada del Norte

La Gran Guerra

La Cruzada contra Mayoria

Las Guerras de Fe

La Gran Cruzada

Aqui no se mencionan guerras internas ni declaradas por sus miembros.
Mayoria

Imperio de Mayoria

Otro Nombre: La Républica Independiente del Remo

Forma de Gobierno: Remocracia
(Consejo de Regencia)

Remocracia:
Es el nombre por el que se le conoce a su particular forma de gobierno dado el "Caso" de la desaparición de Mayorcetus hace 3000 años, se encargan de interpretar la Voluntad de Mayorcetus y regir en su nombre.
Su numero puede variar debido al auge o caida de alguna institucion mayorica, pueden ser 3 (la media de miembros) 6 o incluso 12, uno de ellos porta el "Remo" (esto es lo que le da nombre a su forma de gobierno) y es la cara pública llegando incluso a luchar.
Mayoria es un imperio altamente centralizado, a pesar de que cada mundo se puede regir como desee le deben obediencia absoluta a Mayoria.

Mayoria es la faccion con mas territorio y capacidad militar y cuenta con recursos humanos y materiales inimaginables, pero su nivel tecnologico se quedó atrasado desde la Cruzada de Mayorcetus en comparacion con La Hansa y Leiger.

Su consideracion de imperio no se debe a que sea un territorio continuado sino que es todo lo contrario, una serie de grandes territorios y una serie de territorios de ultramar rodeados por territorios de otras facciones.

Mayoria es una faccion expansionista muy agresiva y tecnicamente es enemiga de toda la galaxia, solo tolerando la presencia hanseatica de muy mala gana. Teniendo un odio especifico a los Caballeros de Bilbao por "ocultar sus secretos y poseer territorio que por derecho es de Mayoria" aparte de oponerse abiertamente a la Santa Liga y su enfoque "fánatico"

Mayoria se divide en 5 areas politica-administativas (Reinos).

Mayoria

Catalyud

Sevilla

Oporto

Coruña

Teoricamente Vizcaya deberia ser el 6to reino pero es independiente aún.

Los Virreinatos de Mayoria.

Mexco

Biru

Cayagan

Car'b

Guinea

Conflictos de Mayoria:

La Cruzada Mayoriana

La Guerra del Borde Sur

Las Guerras de Fe

El Gran Terror

La Division

La Gran Guerra

El Exterminio

La Invasion de Tanatos

El Resurgir de los Rottman

La Gran Jihad

La Invasion de Vizcaya

El Despertar

La Gran Blutbad

El Diluvio

La Aniquilacion de K'ser

La Ola Q'Taran

El Golpe de Remo

El Rugido en el Laberinto

Las Invasiones Lammerhead
SandWing Theories

## Theory One

You know how people say that Onyx is Smolder's daughter. Meaning Prickle, Burn, Blister, and Blaze are her aunts. She looks nothing like them! Well she might get her scale colours from Smolder. She gets her personality from Burn, mean but not scary.

## Theory Two

I think Prickle will be rescued by Morrowseer. Think about it, Morrowseer has always been crafty and his death isn't confirmed. Prickle is known as 'The Mad Prisoner' and i think Morrow will release her for some reason. It just irks me for some reason.

-Atlantic

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Skyfire

1. So skyfire is a comet, right? Because according to Starflight in TBN "I think it's more like a comet than a moon," "I remember a scroll that mentioned something like that in the sky hundreds of years ago. Maybe it circles around and only comes back every thousand years or so. Have you noticed the earthquakes? I think they may be caused by the comet" So skyfire is a comet and it only comes around every 1,000 years. BUT isn't there a comet that comes near earth and is visible every 74-79 years? YES, Halley's comet. SO where does it go? Maybe it goes near Pyrrhia every 1000 years when it is closest to earth and comes back around to earth in time and then goes around a next random planet closest to earth.
2. OR Tui just based that comet off of Halley's comet.
Распродажа крабовой выпечки

> *Приходите вкусить еды, созданной крабами, для крабов, из крабов!*
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> ---Реклама крабовой выпечки
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Распродажа крабовой выпечки (англ. Crab *Bake Sale*) — это мини-продавец и «благотворительный фонд», расположенный в Руинах и Подводных гейзеров.

## Описание

Распродажа паучьей выпечки выглядит как место со столом с вкусняшками .

### Руины

Распродажа в Руинах располагается двумя комнатами правее от точки сохранения в виде мышиной норы, сразу направо от места, где игрок впервые встречается с Напстаблуком. Помещение, где проходит распродажа, представляет из себя небольшую комнатку со столом с вкусняшками

## Интересные факты

* Если игрок приобретёт любой предмет на распродаже в Руинах и использует его при битве с Маффет, то начнётся мини-диалог, после которого бой закончится.

* На паутине в правом нижнем углу в доме Напстаблука есть листовка о продаже выпечки. Возможно, он нашёл её в Руинах, когда уходил из них.
Джон

* Джон

**Джон** — это главный персонаж (протагонист), за которого мы играем. Его имя мы узнаём из слов самого автора игры. Джон является одним из восьми людей, которые прошли Барьер в Подводный мир через Обрыв Кселла. В игре нам предстоит сопроводить Джона в этом приключении и выбраться из Подводного мира. Он имеет душу терпения.

## Описание

Джон на протяжении всего путешествия разговаривает с другими персонажами, но если игрок не знает, что сказать, диалог Джона не показывается. Во время битв, текст в центре экрана отображаются слова, сказанные Джоном. В зависимости от концовки, к которой движется игрок, отношение других персонажей к протагонисту меняется.

## Внешний вид

Джон одет в костюм моряка. Он носит синие шорты и белую футболку. Носит шляпу моряка. Имеет темный цвет волос.

### **Душа**

Душа Джона голубого цвета, что означает терпение.

## Интересные факты

* Джон в отличии от Фриды не имеет дополнительных костюмов.
* На данный момент неизвестно как Джон дышит под водой, но автор говорит что скоро он это раскроет.
* Джон является неканоничным персонажем.

## Галерея

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Apate

In Greek mythology, **Apate** (Greek: Απατη, "deceit" or "fraud") was the daimona of deceit, guile, deception, and fraud. Apate was a daughter of Nyx, although some sources give her as a daughter of Erebus and Nyx. She was a companion of the Pseudologoi, the counterpart of Dolos, and the opposite of Aletheia.

In Roman mythology, Apate was closely equated with Fraus.

## Mythology

When Zeus was having an affair with Semele, Hera sought the help of Apate in punishing the mortal woman. Apate gave Hera a girdle which Hera used to trick Semele into asking Zeus to grant her one wish. After making Zeus swear by the River Styx, Semele asked to see Zeus' true form. He had no choice but to honor her wish and his true form killed her.
Animus Theories

Here you put you theories on Animus *dragons*

Onyx is actually a form of Soar

Theory By Atlantic>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

So, you know that Charmeleon has different forms? Onyx COULD be a form of Charmeleon, as confirmed he does not have one yet

The evidence:

-Charmeleon is an Antagonist, Onyx is hinting to be one.

-Before Charmeleon got his scroll removed from him, he could have made an Onyx form

-Charmeleon could have used his Onyx form to spy on Peril in Jade Mountian

-Charmeleon could have found out about skyfire and tested it out with Onyx

The cons

-Onyx isn't confirmed to be one

-Charmeleon likely NEVER had a Sandwing form

-If Onyx makes an apperance in DoD, the theory is spoiled because Darkstalker got his scroll burned

Hope you enjoyed -Atlantic >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Dragons and Space Theories

This page is theories about dragons, and anything about space that may relate to dragons.

--- Nightstalker

## Theory One

Did dragons ever found the human interstellar space probes, *Voyager 1*, *Voyager 2*, *Pioneer 10*, *Pioneer 11*, And *New Horizons?*

These five probes were all launched by NASA on basically the same mission: to explore outer space, and search for any signs of life. Each was equipped with a golden audio-visual disc as to communicate with outer space life if ever found.

According to Wikipedia and NASA, the five probes will last indefinitely if they do not make an rare collision with an outer space object, and may be found by extraterrestrial life at any time.

Both Voyager probes were equipped with identical radar systems and a gold plated audio-visual disc on each spacecraft, which record the spacecraft trajectory and sounds from Earth, in case if anything finds the probes. Scientists estimate that in 1 billion years, the information collected on each disc will be rendered unusable. The two probes are still in operational contact with Earth as of June 2017.

Pioneer 10 had already lost signal contact with Earth on January 23, 2003, while Pioneer had its signal loss on September 30, 1995. These will also float indefinitely in space, unless a rare collision with an outer space object occurs.

New Horizons is still in operational contact with Earth as of June 2017, as being launched on January 19, 2006.

These probes also have a rare chance of crash-landing on a planet surface, and being found by life.

If dragons do find these probes, they may be able to understand the signs put on the gold discs, unless they find Voyager 1 and 2 in 1 billion years +, or if they find the Pioneer probes, 800,000-8 million + years, when the discs on each probe will decay and considered useless because of human-poorly-understood interstellar erosion, as Neil Armstrong's and the 11 other men who stepped on the moon, their footprints left there will disappear because of interstellar erosion by 1 million years.

**--- Nightstalker the Nightwing**
Wings Of Fire Theory Wiki

## Welcome to the Wings Of Fire Theory Wiki!

### Welcome Theory Makers!

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Apollo (Greek)

*Main article: Apollo (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Apollo** (Greek: Απολλων, *Apollon*) was the god of music, poetry, art, oracles, prophecy, archery, plague, disease, healing, medicine, sun, light, truth, and knowledge, as well as the protector of youth.

In Roman mythology, Apollo was equated with the Roman god of the same name.

## Family

Apollo and his twin sister Artemis were the children of Zeus and Leto. Although not married, Apollo had several affairs and many children, including:
Darkstalker Theories

Here you put all of your theories on Darkstalker, how to defeat him, what will happen to him so on.

## Theory One

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So, you know Qibli's earring from ToP? The one Turtle enchanted for him? The enchantment was: ''Enchant this earring to erase all spells made on the wearer by Darkstalker The Nightwing'' or something like that. It erases ALL spells, right? We also know that Turtle's animus powers got taken away at the end of the book. So, if Turtle wore Qibli's earring, BOOM. Powers back! Turtle can get his powers back and defeat Darkie.

Edit: This came true.

`Atlantic The Seawing
Justin

**Days Lasted:** | 16

**Justin** is a contestant from *Survivor: Honduras*.

From the beginning, Justin was an underdog who had difficulty navigating the game. He barely avoided elimination at the final eighteen, and then lost his partner, Chadd, in the very next vote. A tribe swap gave him renewed hope, but the other six members of the tribe decided to go for the easy vote and banded together to vote out Justin.
Chronos

In Greek mythology, **Chronos** (Greek: Χρονος, *Khronos*, "time"), also known as ***Aeon*** (Greek: Αιων, *Aion*, "age" or "eternity") and ***Porus*** (Greek: Πορος, *Poros*, "contrivance" or "passage"), was the primordial god of time, particularly linear and chronological time. He is typically depicted with the Zodiac Wheel and as an old man with a long, gray beard. He is contrasted with Aion, the deity of eternal time.

## Mythology

In the Orphic tradition, Chronos was born from "earth and water" and sired Aether and Chaos, the two atmospheres, as well as the primal world egg, all with his consort, Ananke. From the egg came Phanes, who gave birth to the first generation of gods.

Chronos was also envisioned as a serpentine deity wrapped around the primal world egg. Along with Ananke, they split the world egg into the earth, heaven, and the sea.

## Notes

* Chronos is commonly confused with Cronus, the Titan, due to the similarity of the two names. This confusion is the reason why, in Renaissance art, Father Time is sometimes depicted as wielding a harvesting scythe; Father Time being Chronos and the harvest scythe being the symbol of Cronus.
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Clytius (disambiguation)

**Clytius** (*Klytios*) was the name of several figures from Greek mythology, including:

* Clytius (Gigante)
* Clytius (Son of Agriopas)
* Clytius (Athenian)
* Clytius (Killed by Perseus)
* Clytius (Killed by Corymbasus)
* Clytius (Argonaut)
* Clytius (Son of Phineus)
* Clytius (Son of Laomedon)
* Clytius (Son of Alcmaeon)
* Clytius (Suitors of Penelope)
* Clytius (Attendant of Telemachus)
* Clytius (Son of Aeolus)
* Clytius (Father of Euneus)
* Clytius (Army of Turnus)
* Clytius (Father of Menestheus)
* Clytius (Companion of Peleus)
* Clytius (Arms-bearer of Tydeus)
* Clytius (Hunter)
* Clytius (Companion of Hygieia)
Clymene (Oceanide)

*Main article: Clymene (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Clymene** (Greek: Κλυμένη, *Klymene*, "fame") was one of the Oceanides and, thus, a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys. Clymene was one of the elder Oceanides, making her a Titanide; she presided over fame and renown. She married the Titan Iapetus and bore him four sons: Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Menoetius.

Some sources make Clymene the mother of Deucalion by Prometheus and the mother of Phaethon, Astris, and the Heliades by Helios.
The Gigantes

In Greek mythology, the **Gigantes** (Greek: Γιγαντες, "earth-born") were a race of incredibly strong and violent deities born from the blood of the castrated Uranus when it fell upon Gaea. Archaic and Classical representations of the Gigantes portray them as average-sized men with full battle armor while later representations depict them as having snakes for legs.

## Mythology

In order to exact revenge upon the Olympians for the imprisonment of her Titan children, Gaea sent the Gigantes to overthrow the gods in a war known as the Gigantomachy.

The myth of the Gigantomachy is best given by Apollodorus. Some sources list the theft of Helios' cattle by Alcyoneus to be the start of the war, but Apollodorus gives Gaea's vengefulness as the cause of the war. A prophecy told that the Gigantes were special because they could not be killed by gods alone, rather they could only be killed when a god was being helped by a mortal. After hearing of this, Gaea sought a particular plant that would protect her giant sons. However, Zeus forbade Helios, Selene, and Eos from shining their light over the world and collected the plant himself.

Each of the Gigantes was then destroyed by various gods with the help of Heracles.

After the death of the giants, Gaea did not want their trace to be wiped from the earth forever so she caused a race of men to rise from the blood-soaked earth. This race of mankind hated the gods and were violent and bloodthirsty.

## Gigantes

The known Gigantes are as follows:

* Alcyoneus
* Porphyrion
* Enceladus
* Ephialtes
* Eurytus
* Clytius
* Mimas
* Pallas
* Polybotes
* Hippolytus
* Gration
* Agrius
* Thoas
* The Aloadae (Ovid includes these giants in with the Gigantes)
* Aegaeon
* Alektos
* Aristaeus
* Asterius
* Azeus
* Chthonius
* Damysus
* Emphytus
* Euboeus
* Euphorbus
* Euryalus
* Eurymedon
* Hoplodamas
* Hyperbius
* Leon
* Molios
* Mylinus
* Olympus
* Pancrates
* Pelorus
* Periboea
* Phoetius
* Picolous
* Rhoecus
* Syceus
* Theodamas
* Theomises
* Uranian
Themis

In Greek mythology, **Themis** (Greek: Θεμις, "divine law" or "custom") was one of the Titans and the Titanide of divine law, order, fairness, and custom. She was a prophetic deity and was one of the Oracles of Delphi. Her sacred symbols included the scales of justice and the tripod.

Themis was the mother of the Horae and the Themeides by Zeus. Sometimes, the Moirai are said to be her daughters by Zeus as well.
Crazy Theories

Here you put your crazy theories! The ones you don't actually think will happen (until they do...)

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-Onyx is secretly an animus RainWing

-Albatross (is that how you spell it?) was hit in the head by a magical sloth before going crazy

-All NightWings are vampire like-creatures.

-One of Charmeleon's forms is a sloth he uses to spy on the RainWings

-SkyWing's have extra fire coming from their tounges.

Well, that was weird

mwhahahaha

~Atlantic

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Coconut is usually so boring because he's sleepy, but can't show that he's been working as an assassin at night. ~TheUnFathomable
Cychreides

In Greek mythology, **Cychreides** (*Drakon Kykhreides*, "dragon of Cychreus") was a serpent which terrorized the island Salamis. There are three myths as to its fate:

1. Cychreus raised the dragon as a pet before he became the king of Salamis. After the Cychreides began rampaging the island, it was driven away by Eurylochus and became sacred to Demeter.
2. Cychreus fought the dragon and became the king of Salamis when he slayed the serpent.
3. Cychreus himself was called "the dragon" due to his hot-headed nature and was eventually driven from the island by Eurylochus. He was received at Eleusis by Demeter and he became her high priest.
Eurynome (disambiguation)

**Eurynome** (Greek: Ευρυνομη, "broad pastures") was the name of several figures from Greek mythology, including:

* Eurynome (Oceanide)
* Eurynome (Wife of Ophion)
* Eurynome (Daughter of Nisus)
* Eurynome (Mother of Leucothoe)
* Eurynome (Wife of Lycurgus)
* Eurynome (Daughter of Iphitus)
* Eurynome (Odyssey character)
* Eurynome (Handmaiden of Harmonia)
* Eurynome (Wife of Codrus)
* Eurynome (Daughter of Asopus)
Alcyoneus

In Greek mythology, **Alcyoneus** (Greek: Αλκυονευς, *Alkyoneus*, "kingfisher") was one of the Gigantes who waged war upon the gods during the Gigantomachy. As a Gigante, Alcyoneus was born from the blood of Uranus when it fell upon Gaea. He was the father of the Alcyonides.

## Mythology

According to Apollodorus, Alcyoneus and Porphyrion were the greatest of the giants. Alcyoneus was immortal and could not be killed while he was in his native land. In order to kill him, Heracles knocked Alcyoneus unconscious (or found him while sleeping) and dragged him out of his native land at the request of Athena. When out of his homeland, Alcyoneus died.

Some sources suggest that Alcyoneus started the Gigantomachy by stealing the sacred cattle of Helios.
Asteria (disambiguation)

**Asteria** (Greek: Αστερια, "starry" or "falling-star") is the name of several figures from Greek mythology, including:

* Asteria (Daughter of Coeus)
* Asteria (Amazon)
* Asteria (Heliade)
* Asteria (Danaid)
* Asteria (Alcyonide)
* Asteria (Daughter of Hydeus)
* Asteria (Daughter of Coronus)
* Asteria (Daughter of Teucer)
* Asteria (Athenian maiden)
Chaos

In Greek mythology, **Chaos** (Greek: Χαος, *Khaos*, "yawning" or "gap"), also known as ***Aer*** (Greek: Αηρ, "air"), was the first being to come into existence after the creation of the universe. Shortly after her emergence, Gaea, Eros, and Tartarus followed. From Chaos sprang Erebus and Nyx. Aristophanes states that Chaos, Nyx, Erebus, and Tartarus were the first four beings to emerge after the creation of the universe and Eros was born from Chaos. After consorting with her son, Chaos and Eros produced all the birds of the sky.

According to Hesiod, Chaos was a personified deity as well as a location described as far away, underground, and "gloomy". Ovid describes Chaos in his poetry as an unformed mass with all the elements mixed together in a "shapeless heap". Hyginus writes that "From Mist (*Caligine*) came Chaos. From Chaos and Mist, came Night (*Nox*), Day (*Dies*), Darkness (*Erebus*), and Ether (*Aether*)." Lastly, in Orphic tradition Chaos is considered the son of Chronos and Ananke.
Phoebe (Titanide)

*Main article: Phoebe (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Phoebe** (Greek: Φοίβη, *Phoibe*, "bright" or "prophetic") was one of the Titans and was associated with the moon. She was also associated with the Oracle of Delphi and was perhaps the Titanide of prophecy and oracular intellect.

As a Titanide, Phoebe was a daughter of Uranus and Gaea. She married her brother, Coeus, and bore him three children; Leto, Asteria, and Lelantos (presumably).
Clymene (disambiguation)

**Clymene** (Greek: Κλυμένη, *Klymene*, "fame") was the name of several figures from Greek mythology, including:

* Clymene (Oceanide)
* Clymene (Nereid)
* Clymene (Amazon)
* Clymene (Daughter of Hippalces)
* Clymene (Daughter of Catreus)
* Clymene (Daughter of Minyas)
* Clymene (Wife of Merops)
* Clymene (Mother of Myrtilus)
* Clymene (Mother of Tlesimenes)
* Clymene (Trojan War captive)
* Clymene (Savior of Perseus)
Aphrodite

In Greek mythology, **Aphrodite** (Greek: Αφροδιτη) was the goddess of love, beauty, pleasure, sexuality, and procreation. Myrtle, roses, doves, sparrows, swans, dolphins, the scallop shell, the mirror, and a girdle were sacred to her.

In Roman mythology, Aphrodite was closely equated with the goddess Venus.

## Family

In Hesiod's *Theogony*, Aphrodite was created from the sea foam produced by Uranus' genitals, which had been severed by Cronus. In Homer's *Iliad*, however, she is the daughter of Zeus and Dione. Despite being married to Hephaestus, Aphrodite had many consorts and children, including:
Admete

In Greek mythology, **Admete** (Greek: Ἀδμήτη, "the unbroken" or "unwedded") was one of the Oceanides and a companion of Persephone.

Admete only appeared in one myth, along with her sisters, as a companion of Persephone. Persephone recounted her kidnapping to her mother in the following passage:

*All we were (i.e. Persephone and her companions) playing in a lovely meadow, Leucippe and Phaeno and Electra and Ianthe, Melita also and Iache with Rhodea and Callirhoe and Melobosis and Tyche and Ocyrhoe, fair as a flower, Chryseis, Ianeira, Acaste and Admete and Rhodope and Pluto and charming Calypso; Styx too was there and Urania and lovely Galaxaura with Pallas who rouses battles and Artemis delighting in arrows: we were playing and gathering sweet flowers in our hands, soft crocuses mingled with irises and hyacinths, and rose-blooms and lilies, marvellous to see, and the narcissus which the wide earth caused to grow yellow as a crocus.*
Tartarus (primordial deity)

*Main article: Tartarus (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Tartarus** (Greek: Ταρταρος, *Tartaros*) was the primordial deity of the Tartarean pit in the Underworld. In *Theogony*, Hesiod writes how Tartarus was the third being to come into creation, only after Chaos and Gaea. Tartarus was the father of Typhon by Gaea. However, Hyginus writes that Tartarus was the son of Aether and Gaea.
Poseidon

In Greek mythology, **Poseidon** (Greek: Ποσειδων) was the god of the sea, earthquakes, horses, and storms. He was one of the Olympians and, in Bronze Age Greece, was venerated as a chief deity at Pylos and Thebes. His sacred symbols included the trident, a dolphin, a horse, and a bull.

In Roman mythology, Poseidon was closely equated with Neptune.

## Family

Poseidon was one of the six children of Cronus and Rhea, along with Zeus, Hades, Demeter, Hestia, and Hera. Despite being married to Amphitrite, Poseidon had many consorts and children, including:
Ladon

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Ladon was born from the union of Phorcys and Ceto, or of Typhon and Echidna.

Some sources claim that Ladon became the constellation Draco after it was killed by Heracles.

## Mythology

When Heracles was sent to fetch some of the golden apples of the Hesperides, he either slayed Ladon and took some of the apples or had Atlas retrieve the apples from his daughters, without slaying the dragon.
Greco-Roman equivalents

The following is a list of Greek, Roman, and Egyptian deity equivalents that is based on usage among the ancient people themselves. Although these gods are equated with one another, they should not be interpreted as the same god. For example, when the myths or worship of a Roman deity were influenced by the Greek and Etruscan practices, the deity may have had an independent origin and a tradition that is culturally distinctive.

Some pairs of Greek and Roman gods are believed to have been derived from a common Indo-European archetype and exhibit similar functions due to this. For example, although Ares and Mars are the war gods of Greek and Roman mythology respectively, Ares was a relatively minor figure in Greek mythology while Mars as the father of the Romans and a central figure in archaic Roman religion.
Polybotes

In Greek mythology, **Polybotes** (Greek: Πολυβώτης, "feeding-many") was one of the Gigantes who fought against the gods in the Gigantomachy. As one of the Gigantes, Polybotes was born when the blood of Uranus fell upon Gaea.

According to Apollodorus, Poseidon killed Polybotes when he crushed him under the island Nisyros, which he broke off of the island Kos.
Aristaeus (Gigante)

*Main article: Aristaeus (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Aristaeus**(Greek: Ἀρισταῖος, *Aristaios*, "most excellent") was one of the Gigantes who was born when the blood of the castrated Uranus fell upon Gaea. According to the *Suda*, Aristaeus was the only one of the Gigantes to survive the war against the Olympians. He supposedly fled to Sicily and was transformed into a dung beetle by his mother.
The Titans

In Greek mythology, the **Titans** (Greek: Τιτανες, *Titanes*, "straining gods") and **Titanides** (Greek: Τιτανίδες) were the second generation of divine beings, descending from the primordial deities and preceding the Olympian deities. They were based on Mount Othrys and were comprised of the twelve children of Uranus and Gaea, the personified deities of the sky and earth respectively. Their rule was denoted as the Golden Age.

The original twelve Titans were named: Cronus, Hyperion, Coeus, Crius, Iapetus, Oceanus, Rhea, Theia, Phoebe, Tethys, Mnemosyne, and Themis. However, there was also a second set of Titans who were the children of some of the original twelve Titans. These second generation Titans were named: Helios, Selene, Eos, Lelantos, Leto, Asteria, Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus, Menoetius, Metis, Clymene, Eurynome, Astraeus, Pallas, and Perses.

## Titanomachy

The Titanomachy was a ten-year series of battles fought in Thessaly, consisting of most of the Titans fighting against the Olympians and their allies. The war was fought to decide which generation of gods would have domain over the universe; it ended in victory for the Olympians.

Cronus, the ruler of the Titans and fearing the end of his rule, now turned into the terrible king his father Uranus had been and swallowed each of his children whole as they were born from his sister-wife Rhea. Rhea, however, managed to hide her youngest child Zeus by tricking Cronus into swallowing a rock wrapped in a blanket instead.

Rhea brought Zeus to a cave in Crete where he was raised by Amalthea. Upon reaching adulthood, he masqueraded as Cronus' cupbearer. Once Zeus had been established as a servant of Cronus, Metis gave him a mixture of mustard and wine which would cause Cronus to vomit up his swallowed children. After freeing his siblings, Zeus led them in the rebellion against the Titans.

Zeus then waged a war against his father with his disgorged brothers and sisters as allies. Zeus released the Hecatoncheires and the Cyclopes from Tartarus and they allied with him as well. The Hecatoncheires hurled stones and the Cyclopes forged the weapons of the gods. Fighting on the other side allied with Cronus were the other Titans with the exception of Themis and Prometheus, who both allied with Zeus. The war lasted ten years but, eventually, Zeus and the other Olympians won, the Titans were imprisoned in Tartarus, and the Hecatoncheires were made their guards. Since Atlas was a leader of the Titans, he was given the special punishment of holding up the sky.

## Orphic tradition

At some point in his reign, Zeus decided to give up the throne in favor of the infant Dionysus, who was guarded by nymphs. The Titans decided to slay the child and claimed the throne for themselves; they painted their faces white with gypsum, distracted Dionysus with toys, then dismembered him and boil and roast his limbs. Enraged, Zeus slayed the Titans with his thunderbolt and Athena preserved the heart in a gypsum doll, out of which a new Dionysus is made. This story is told by the poets Callimachus and Nonnus, who call this Dionysus "Zagreus".
Enceladus

In Greek mythology, **Enceladus** (Greek: Εγκελαδος, *Enkelados*, "sound the charge") was one of the Gigantes who waged war upon the gods. As one of the Gigantes, he was born when the blood of the castrated Uranus fell upon Gaea. Enceladus battled Athena and was buried under Mount Etna. He was thought to be the cause of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes. Other sources write that Enceladus was buried in Italy.

Nonnus writes that Gaea promised Enceladus Athena's hand in marriage if he could subdue Dionysus. However, Dionysus fought him with fire until Enceladus was killed by Zeus.

## Virgil

*Enceladus, his body lightning-scarred,*

*lies prisoned under all, so runs the tale:*

*o'er him gigantic Aetna breathes in fire*

*from crack and seam; and if he haply turn*

*to change his wearied side, Trinacria's isle*

*trembles and moans, and thick fumes mantle heaven.*

## Claudian

*In the midst of the island rise the charred cliffs of Aetna, eloquent monument of Jove's victory over the Giants, the tomb of Enceladus, whose bound and bruised body breathes forth endless sulphur clouds from its burning wounds. Whene'er his rebellious shoulders shift their burden to the right or left, the island is shaken from its foundations and the walls of tottering cities sway this way and that.*
Astraeus

In Greek mythology, **Astraeus** (Greek: Αστραιος, *Astraios*, "of the stars") was the Titan of the dusk, stars, planet, and astrology. According to Hesiod, he is a son of Crius and Eurybia but Hyginus numbers him among the Gigantes.

Astraeus married Eos, the Titanide of the dawn, and together they produced the Anemoi (Boreas, Notus, Eurus, and Zephyrus), the Astra Planeta (Phaenon, Phaethon, Pyroeis, Eosphoros, and Stilbon), and Astraea.
Dione (Oceanide)

In Greek mythology, **Dione** (Greek: Διωνη, "She-Zeus" or "Divine One") was an oracular Titanide who presided over the Oracle of Dodona. She was one of the Oceanides and, thus, a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys according to Hesiod. Apollodorus writes that she was a daughter of Uranus and Gaea, while Hyginus names her as a daughter of Aether and Gaea. Some sources claim her to be the mother of Aphrodite by Zeus but most sources say Aphrodite was born from the sea foam.

The only myth where Dione was mentioned was in Homer's *Iliad* when Dione tends to the injuries of her daughter, Aphrodite.
Character creation

**Character creation** consists of six steps:

1. Picking a gender.
2. Picking a race.
3. Picking physical details.
4. Picking a class.
5. Picking a boon.
6. Picking a name.

## Gender

Gender doesn't have any effect on gameplay, so players may choose whichever gender best suits them.

## Race

There are four races that a player can pick from: Dwarf, Elf, Goblin, and Human. Each race has its own strengths and weaknesses that affect a player's base stat total:

* Dwarves → +1 Might, -1 Agility
* Elves → +1 Wisdom, -1 Might
* Goblins → +1 Agility, -1 Charm
* Humans → +1 Charm, -1 Life

## Physical details

Writing down your character's physical details isn't necessary, but some players might do this to add more depth to their characters.

## Class

There are five classes a player can choose from: Knight, Archer, Rogue, Mage, and Cleric. Each class has a drastically different play style and can't be changed once a character is created, so choose wisely.

## Boon

Boons are blessings from the Gods. There are six different boons, each with their own added bonus to a player's base stat total: Luno's Spirit, Mia's Strength, Werle's Knowledge, Artima's Quickness, Ceer's Charisma, and Laedi's Fortune.

* Luno's Spirit → +1 Life
* Mia's Strength → +1 Might
* Werle's Knowledge → +1 Wisdom
* Artima's Quickness → +1 Agility
* Ceer's Charisma → +1 Charm
* Laedi's Fortune → +1 Luck

## Name

A character's name can be anything the player wishes, so long as it's not overly offensive.
Inachus

In Greek mythology, **Inachus** (Greek: Ιναχος, *Inakhos*) was the god of the River Inachus in southern Greece. When Poseidon and Hera could not decide who was to be the patron god of Argos, Inachus was chosen to decide and he ruled in Hera's favor. As revenge, Poseidon caused the River Inachus to dry up.

As a river deity, Inachus was one of the Potamoi and, thus, a son of Oceanus and Tethys. Inachus sired several children, including:

* The Inachides without a consort
* Io, Phoroneus, Mycene, and Aegialeus by Melia
Memphis (Naiad)

*Main article: Memphis (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Memphis** (Greek: Μέμφις, "of Memphis") was a Naiad of the Egyptian city of Memphis. She was a daughter of Nile, the god of the River Nile. She married Epaphus and he named the city of Memphis, Egypt, in her honor. With Epaphus, she had two daughters, Libya and Lysianassa.
Nyx

In Greek mythology, **Nyx** (Greek: Νυξ, "night") was the primordial goddess of the night. She was sometimes depicted with an aureole of darkness above her head and as a winged goddess or a charioteer. In Roman mythology, Nyx is closely equated with Nox.

## Family

According to Hesiod, she was the child of Chaos and the wife of her brother, Erebus. With Erebus, she mothered Aether and Hemera, and she mothered several deities without a father, including: Moros, the Keres, Thanatos, Hypnos, the Oneiroi, Momos, Oizys, the Hesperides, the Moirai, Nemesis, Apate, Philotes, Geras, and Eris.

Sophrosyne, Epiphron, Hybris, and Eleos are typically said to be children of Erebus and Nyx.

## Mythology

### Tartarus

While describing Tartarus, Hesiod describes the home of Nyx and her daughter, Hemera. Just as Hemera leaves Tartarus, Nyx is just entering in a cyclical nature. This myth is used to explain the continuing cycle of day and night.

### Hypnos and Zeus

In the *Iliad*, Homer writes about an altercation between Hypnos and Zeus in which Hera asked Hypnos to put Zeus to sleep so she could cause misfortune in Heracles' life. After awakening, Zeus was furious at Hypnos who ran to his mother, Nyx. Zeus, fearing the great power of Nyx, forgave Hypnos and held his anger at bay.
Erebus

In Greek mythology, **Erebus** (Greek: Ερεβος, *Erebos*, "darkness"), also known as ***Scotus*** (Greek: Σκοτος, *Skotos*, "darkness"), was the personified god of darkness. In Hesiod's *Theogony*, Erebus is the son of Chaos and is one of the first beings to come into existence. He consorted with his sister, Nyx, and fathered many children, including Aether, Hemera, Sophrosyne, Epiphron, Hybris, and Eleos.
Aura

In Greek mythology, **Aura** (Greek: Αυρα, "breeze" or "morning air") was the Titanide of the breeze. She is often pluralized into the  ***Aurae***. Nonnus identified Aura as a daughter of Lelantos and Periboea who compared her virgin body to that of Artemis'. For her hubris, she was raped by Dionysus and bore him a set of twins. She was driven mad due to her rape and swallowed one of her sons whole when they were born. Artemis saved her other son, Iacchus, and transformed Aura into a stream.
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Demeter

In Greek mythology, **Demeter** (Greek: Δημητηρ) was the goddess of agriculture, the harvest, grain, and fertility.

In Roman mythology, Demeter was closely equated with Ceres.

## Family

Demeter was one of the children of Cronus and Rhea, along with Zeus, Poseidon, Hestia, Hades, and Hera. She had many children, including:
Eos

In Greek mythology, **Eos** (Greek: Ηως, "dawn") was the Titanide of the dawn. She was a winged or charioteering deity who would fly across the sky every day to announce the coming of her brother, Helios, the Titan of the sun. She is typically described as being "rosy fingered" and having a saffron-colored robe that is embroidered with flowers and wearing a diadem.

In Roman mythology, Eos was closely equated with Aurora.

## Mythology

According to Pseudo-Apollodorus, Eos had sex with Ares which angered Aphrodite. Aphrodite then cursed Eos to have an insatiable sexual desire for men. This lust caused her to abduct several men, including Cephalus, Tithonus, Orion, and Cleitus. Cleitus was eventually granted immortality. Eos also asked Zeus to make Tithonus immortal, but she did not request for eternal youth so he aged until he shrivelled to a cricket.

Cephalus was an Athenian youth who was kidnapped by Eos while he was hunting. Eos took the boy to Syria. Despite bearing him three sons, Cephalus began missing his wife, Procris, so Eos returned him to Athens, but not before placing a curse on the couple.

The morning dew was believed to have been the tears of Eos.

## Family

She was a daughter of Hyperion and Theia. He married Astraeus, the Titan of the dusk, and she bore him several children, including the Anemoi (Boreas, Notus, Eurus, and Zephyrus), the Astra Planeta (Phaenon, Phaethon, Pyroeis, Eosphoros, and Stilbon), and Astraea.

She also mothered Memnon and Emathion by Tithonus. By Cephalus, Eos mothered Phaethon and Hesperus.

## Poetic titles and epithets

* **Chrysopachus** (Greek: Χρυσοπαχυς, *Khrysopakhus*, "golden-armed")
* **Crocopeplos** (Greek: Κροκοπεπλος, *Krokopeplos*, "saffron-robed")
* **Erigeneia** (Greek: Ηριγενεια, "early-born")
* **Hemera** (Greek: Ἡμερα, "day")
* **Orthria** (Greek: Ορθρια, "morning-twilight")
* **Phaesphorus** (Greek: Φαεσφορος, *Phaesphoros*, "light-bringer")
* **Rhododactylus** (Greek: Ροδοδακτυλος, *Rhododaktylos*, "rosy-fingered")
* **Rhodopachus** (Greek: Ροδοπαχυς, *Rhodopakhus*, "rosy-armed")
* **Tito** (Greek: Τιτω, "day")
Zeus

In Greek mythology, **Zeus** (Greek: Ζευς) was the god of the sky, thunder, lightning, law, order, and justice, as well as the king of the gods of Mount Olympus.

In Roman mythology, Zeus was closely equated with Jupiter.

## Family

Zeus was the youngest child of Cronus and Rhea, born after his siblings Hestia, Demeter, Hera, Hades, and Poseidon. Zeus was well-known for having many children with many different consorts, including:
Achlys

In Greek mythology, **Achlys** (Greek: Ἀχλύς, *Akhlys*, "mist") was described as the "eternal Night" and as a primordial goddess who existed even before Chaos. According to Hesiod, she is the personification of misery and sadness. She also may have been the goddess of lethal poisons according to Nonnus.

Other sources claim her to be a daughter of Nyx and, thus, number her amongst the Keres.

## Hesiod

Hesiod describes Achlys as being depicted on the shield of Heracles as:

*And beside them [the Keres (Deaths) and the Moirai (Fates) on the battlefield] was standing Akhlys (Achlys), dismal and dejected, green and pale, dirty-dry, fallen in on herself with hunger, knee-swollen, and the nails were grown long on her hands, and from her nostrils the drip kept running, and off her cheeks the blood dribbled to the ground, and she stood there, grinning forever, and the dust that had gathered lay in heaps on her shoulders was muddy with tears.*

## Nonnus

The possibility of Achlys being a goddess of deathly poisons comes from Nonnus, who writes:

*(Hera spies the nurses of the infant god Dionysos:) Hera, who turns her all-seeing eye to every place, saw from on high the everchanging shape of Lyaios [Dionysos], and knew all. Then she was angry with the guardians of Bromios. She procured from Thessalian Akhlys (Achlys, Death-Mist) treacherous flowers of the field, and shed a sleep of enchantment over their heads; she distilled poisoned drugs over their hair, she smeared a subtle magical ointment over their faces, and changed their earlier human shape. Then they took the form of a creature with long ears, and a horse's tail sticking out straight from the loins and flogging the flanks of its shaggy-crested owner; from the temples cow's horns sprouted out, their eyes widened under the horned forehead, the hair ran across their heads in tuft, long white teeth grew out of their jaws, a strange kind of mane grew of itself, covering their necks with rough hair, and ran down from the loins to feet underneath.*
Ananke

In Greek mythology, **Ananke** (Greek: Αναγκη, "force," "constraint," or "necessity"), also spelled as ***Anangke***, ***Anance***, or ***Anagke*** and also known as ***Adrastia*** (Greek: Αδραστεια, *Adrasteia*, "inescapable"), ***Anancaea*** (Greek: Αναγκαιη, *Anannkaie*, "necessity"), and ***Tecmor*** (Greek: Τεκμωρ, *Tekmor*, "purpose," "end," or "goal"),  was the personified goddess of inevitability, compulsion, and necessity. Ananke is typically depicted as holding a spindle or a torch.

## Mythology

According to Orphic tradition, Ananke was one of the primordial beings who emerged after the creation of the universe as a serpentine goddess wrapped around the cosmos with her consort, Chronos. With her and Chronos' serpentine coils, they crack the primal world egg which splits into the earth, heaven, and the sea.

## Family

According to some Orphic traditions, Ananke was the daughter of Hydros and Gaea, as well as the mother of Chaos, Aether, and Phanes/Erebus.

Ananke was the wife of the primordial god of time, Chronos.

In his *Republic*, Plato writes that the Moirai were daughters of Ananke. As their mother, Ananke was known as the only deity who could influence their decisions and was, therefore, highly revered.

## Worship

Pausanias claimed that there was a temple dedicated to both Ananke and Bia, the personified goddess of force, in ancient Corinth.

## Notes

* In Roman mythology, she was closely equated with *Necessitas*.

* Ananke is also often associated with the aspect of the goddess of love, Aphrodite Ourania, the representation of celestial love. They are closely equated since both dictate life.
Crius

In Greek mythology, **Crius** (Greek: Κριως, *Krios*, "ram" or "ruler"), also known as ***Megamedes*** (Greek: Μεγαμηδες, "great lord"), was one of the Titans who rebelled against the Olympians. He is considered to have presided over constellations.

Crius was one of the sons of Uranus and Gaea. He married Eurybia and fathered Pallas, Perses, and Astraeus.

When planning to overthrow his father, Cronus persuaded Crius, Hyperion, Iapetus, and Coeus to help him with this feat. Cronus had his four brothers grab their father from the four pillars of the world and hold onto him so Cronus could castrate him. In this myth, Crius represented the south pillar.

After the war against Zeus, Crius and his brothers were imprisoned within Tartarus. According to Pindar and Aeschylus, the Titans were eventually released from their prison.
Melia (Mother of Io)

*Main article: Melia (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Melia** (Greek: Μελίη, *Melie*, "sweet" or "honey"), also known as ***Argia*** (*Argeia*, "of Argos"), was an Oceanide and an ancestresses of the royal house of Argos, Sicyon, and Thebes. As an Oceanide, she was a daughter of Oceanus, as well as the wife of the river god Inachus. By Inachus, Melia mothered four children: Io, Phoroneus, Mycene, and Aegialeus.