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Oceanus

In Greek mythology, **Oceanus** (Greek: Ωκεανος, *Okeanos*, "river ocean"), also known as ***Ogenus*** (Greek: Ωγηνος, *Ogenos*) or ***Ogen*** (Greek: Ωγην), was one of the Titans and the Titan of the sea. He presided over the River Ocean, the largest river that encircled the world. The Ancient Greeks viewed the world differently than how the world actually is and envisioned their land circled by the River Ocean. Certain scholars theorize that Oceanus presided over all salt water, while his wife presided over all fresh water.

As a Titan, Oceanus was a son of Uranus and Gaea, notably the eldest of the Titans. He married his sister, Tethys, and from their union they produced the Oceanides, the Potamoi, and the Aurae. With his sister Theia, Oceanus fathered the Kerkopes, and with his mother, he fathered Creusa.

When the Olympians waged war against the Titans, Oceanus, along with Themis and Prometheus, did not side with the Titans. Oceanus did not fight on either side. Oceanus also refused to rebel with Cronus against their father.
Hyperion

In Greek mythology, **Hyperion** (Greek: Ὑπεριων, "he who goes above" or "he who watches from above") was one of the Titans and a son of Uranus and Gaea. He was married to his sister, Theia, and fathered three children: Helios, Selene, and Eos. Hyperion was the Titan of heavenly light.

When Cronus was planning to overthrow his father, he persuaded Hyperion, Crius, Coeus, and Iapetus to help him. He had his brothers grab their father from the four pillars of the earth and hold him while Cronus castrated him. In this aspect, Hyperion presided over the east pillar.

After Zeus defeated Cronus, the Titans were imprisoned within Tartarus. Pindar and Aeschylus write that the Titans were eventually released from their prison.
Skating Siblings

**Next**  | "Violet's Adventure"

## **Main Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle
* Violet
* Rosie

## **Recurring Characters**

* Junior
* Johnny-Ray
* Peter

## **Summary**

When Junior accidentally completes a skateboarding trick Rox has repeatedly failed to master and wins the local skateboarding contest, Rox gets so depressed by not being the number one skateboarder that she gives up her favourite hobby. Junior meanwhile does not enjoy all the attention that comes with winning the contest and it only gets worse when he's chosen to compete against an undefeated professional skateboarding champion in the intertown contest.
Eurynome (Oceanide)

In Greek mythology, **Eurynome** (Greek: Ευρυνομη, "broad pastures") was one of the Oceanides who presided over water meadows and pastures. She was one of the elder Oceanides and, thus, was considered a Titanide. As an Oceanide, she was a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys. By Zeus, she mothered the Charites. Eurynome was often depicted as a fish-tailed goddess.

After Hephaestus was born, he was so hideous that Hera cast him down Mount Olympus and he fell into the sea. He was rescued and raised by Eurynome and Thetis.
Hopscotch

Hopscotch

Species:
rabbit

Gender:
*Unknown*

Hair Color:
blue and white

Eye Color:
*Unknown*

Relationships

Relatives:
*Unknown*

Friends:
Junior

Production Details

Voice
*Unknown*

**Hopscotch** is a blue and white rabbit.

Bio
Hopscotch is Junior's pet rabbit.
Hopscotch helps Junior with his magic tricks, being pulled from a hat or appearing in the disappearing box.

Personality
Style
Hopscotch is a bunny with blue fur and white ruffs.

Gallery

Trivia

Trivia
Atlas

In Greek mythology, **Atlas** (Greek: Ατλας, "endures" or "dares") was one of the Titans who was condemned to holding the sky on his shoulders for all of eternity.

## Mythology

During the Titanomachy, Atlas and his brother Menoetius sided with the Titans while their other brothers, Prometheus and Epimetheus, sided with the gods. Since Atlas was a leader on the Titan side of the war, he was punished to hold up the sky from the earth for all of eternity.

One of the twelve labors of Heracles was to fetch some of the golden apples which grow in the garden of Hera, tended to by Atlas' daughters, the Hesperides, and guarded by the dragon Ladon. Heracles went to Atlas and offered to hold up the heavens while Atlas retrieved the apples from his daughters. Upon Atlas' return with the apples, however, he attempted to trick Heracles into carrying the sky permanently by offering to deliver the apples to King Eurystheus himself, as anyone who purposely took the burden must carry it forever. Heracles, suspecting Atlas did not intend to return, pretended to agree to his offer, asking only that Atlas take the sky again for a few minutes so he could rearrange his cloak as padding on his shoulders. When Atlas set down the apples and took the heavens upon his shoulders again, Heracles took the apples and ran away.

In some versions of the Atlas and Heracles encounter, Heracles built the two great Pillars of Hercules to hold the sky away from the earth to liberate Atlas.

Some myths say that Perseus used the head of Medusa to transform Atlas to stone when he was returning from his quest, thus creating the Atlas Mountains.

## Family

Atlas was a second-generation Titan and the son of Iapetus and Clymene. Atlas fathered the Hesperides by Hesperis. With Pleione, he fathered the Hyades, the Pleiades, and Hyas. He also was listed as the father for several minor deities without a mother, such as Calypso, Dione, and Maera.
Anchiale

In Greek mythology, **Anchiale** (Greek: Ἀγχιάλη, *Ankhiale*) was either a minor Titanide of the warming heat of fire or Cretan nymph who mothered the Dactyls, the Hekaterides, Cydnus, and Oaxos. Either way, she was a daughter of Iapetus and the mother of the Dactyls and Hekaterides by Hekateros and of Oaxos by Apollo.
Mimas

In Greek mythology, **Mimas** was one of the Gigantes who waged war upon the Olympians. As one of the Gigantes, he was born when the blood of Uranus fell upon Gaea. According to Apollodorus, Mimas was defeated by Hephaestus with "missiles of red-hot metal". However, in *Ion* by Eurpides, Mimas is defeated by Zeus with a thunderbolt and, in *Gigantomachia* by Claudian, he is defeated by Ares.

After his defeat, Mimas was buried under Prochyte, an island off the coast of Naples.

A giant named ***Mimon*** is depicted on a frieze of the Siphnian Treasury at Delphi. This is likely the same as Mimas.
Top Dog

**Next**  | "Messenger Mix-Up"

## **Main Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle

## **Guest Characters**

* Timmy
* Lacey
* KC
* Cindy
* Ralph

## **Recurring Characters**

* Johnny-Ray
* Suzette

## **Summary**

When KC tells Doodle all about the Perfect Pet Contest, he decides to enter the event as well. Sunny and her friends help prepare Doodle for the contest, but when Lacey sees KC might lose to Doodle, she sabotages the final stage of the contest to make it harder for him to win.
Apartments Dev Note

Apartments Dev Note is an Uncommon Written Book found in the Sierhaven Apartments.

## Contents

Developer's note:

The apartments were a major feature of Monumenta's early game for 3+ years.

The apartments were the last piece of persistent data actually stored in the main game world. All other persistent data moved to plots. We eventually retired the apartments to allow us to create instances of the main world without needing to duplicate apartments data between those instances.

## Obtaining

* Apartments Dev Note can be rarely dropped by rats in the Sierhaven Apartments.

* Celsian Isles
* Architect's Ring
* Dungeons
* Strikes
* Bosses
* Arena of Terth
* Patreon
Pontus

In Greek mythology, **Pontus** (Greek: Ποντος, *Pontos*, "sea") was the primordial god of the sea and ruled the sea before both Oceanus and Poseidon.

Pontus consorted with his mother, Gaea, and fathered Nereus, Thaumas, Phorcys, Eurybia, and Ceto. With his wife, Thalassa, Pontus fathered the fish of the sea.

In classical Roman sculpture of the 2nd century AD, Pontus is depicted rising from seaweed, holding onto a rudder and leaning on the prow of a ship. He is wearing a mural crown and is in the company of Fortuna as the deities of the Black Sea port of Tomis in Moesia.

In the epic poem *Titanomachy*, Aegaeon is described as another child of Pontus and Gaea.

## Hesiod and Hyginus

Hesiod states that Pontus was one of the children Gaea without a father while Hyginus writes that Pontus was born of the union between Aether and Gaea.

### Hesiod

*She [Gaia] bore also the fruitless deep with his raging swell, Pontus, without sweet union of love.*

*And Sea begat Nereus, the eldest of his children, who is true and lies not: and men call him the Old Man because he is trusty and gentle and does not forget the laws of righteousness, but thinks just and kindly thoughts. And yet again he got great Thaumas and proud Phorcys, being mated with Earth, and fair-cheeked Ceto and Eurybia who has a heart of flint within her.*

### Hyginus

*From Aether and Earth [i.e. Gaia]: Grief, Deceit, Wrath, Lamentation, Falsehood, Oath, Vengeance, Intemperance, Altercation, Forgetfulness, Sloth, Fear, Pride, Incest, Combat, Ocean, Themis, Tartarus, Pontus; and the Titans, Briareus, Gyges, Steropes, Atlas, Hyperion, and Polus, Saturn, Ops, Moneta, Dione; and three Furies - namely, Alecto, Megaera, Tisiphone.*
Thalassa

In Greek mythology, **Thalassa** (Greek: Θαλασσα, "sea"), also spelled as ***Thalasse*** (Greek: Θαλασση) or ***Thalatta*** (Greek: Θαλαττη), was the personified goddess of the sea, namely the Mediterranean. In the preface to *Fabulae*, Gaius Julius Hyginus describes her as the daughter of Aether and Hemera, as the consort of Pontus, and the mother of the fish. The Greek historian Diodorus Siculus describes Halia as the daughter of Thalassa. Pontus and Thalassa were the rulers of the sea before Oceanus and Tethys, who were eventually replaced by Poseidon and Amphitrite.

In art, Thalassa has been depicted as a woman clothed in seaweed and being submerged in the sea. She has crab claws coming out of her head like horns and is holding an oar and a dolphin.
Uranus

In Greek mythology, **Uranus** (Greek: Ουρανος, *Ouranos*, "sky" or "heaven") was the primordial deity of the sky. According to most Ancient Greek sources, Uranus was the son of Gaea without a father. After his birth, he consorted with his mother and produced the Cyclopes, the Hecatoncheires, and the Titans. Other sources write that he was the son of Aether and Gaea, Aether and Hemera, or Nyx.

In Roman mythology, Uranus was closely equated with Caelum.

## Mythology

### Castration

Hesiod writes that Uranus would come down to the earth to lay with Gaea every night. However, from their union came the Hecatoncheires and the Cyclopes whom Uranus hated because of their appearance. Due to his hatred, Uranus imprisoned them within Tartarus, causing Gaea great pain. In order to see to the release of her sons, Gaea shaped a flint-bladed or adamantine sickle with which she had her son Cronus castrate his father when he came down to lay with Gaea.

## Children

Hesiod writes in *Theogony* that Uranus and Gaea produced eighteen children from their union: Oceanus, Cronus, Hyperion, Coeus, Crius, Iapetus, Tethys, Rhea, Theia, Phoebe, Mnemosyne, Themis, the three Cyclopes, and the three Hecatoncheires.

After Uranus' castration, Hesiod goes on to write that some of his blood fell upon Gaea and created the Gigantes, the Meliae, and the Erinyes. When his genitals were thrown into the sea, the sea foam was created and Aphrodite was born from the foam.
Mnemosyne

In Greek mythology, **Mnemosyne** (Greek: Μνημοσυνη, "memory"), also known as ***Mneme*** (Greek: Μνημη), was the Titanide of memory and remembrance and the inventor of language and words. She was a daughter of Uranus and Gaea and she mothered the nine Muses by Zeus after she had sex with him for nine nights in a row. Mnemosyne was also considered a Titanide of time, as memory was required to preserve history, as well as the Titanide of the underground Oracle of Trophonius in Boeotia.

Hesiod writes that kings and poets were given their skills of authoritative speech by Mnemosyne and the Muses. Despite her classification as a Titan, she was not like all the other Titans. Most Titans were not worshipped nor considered very important, while Mnemosyne was worshipped and was thought of as important since memory was so valued by the Ancient Greeks.

In Roman mythology, Mnemosyne was closely equated with Moneta.
Colchian dragon

In Greek mythology, the **Colchian dragon** (Greek: Δρακων Κολχικος, *Drakon Kolkhikos*, "dragon of Colchis") was a large serpent who was a child of Typhon and Echidna. This dragon never slept and, thus, was set to guard the golden fleece in the sacred grove of Ares at Colchis.

In order for Jason to retrieve the golden fleece from the dragon, Medea used her magic and herbs to put the dragon to sleep or Orpheus lulled it to sleep by playing music with his lyre.

The teeth of the dragon were harvested by the king of Colchis, Aeetes. After Jason sowed the teeth into a sacred field of Ares, a tribe of Spartoi sprang up from the earth.
The Aurae

In Greek mythology, the **Aurae** (*Aurai*, "breezes"), also known as the ***Aetae*** (*Aetai*, "breezes" or "winds") or the ***Pnoeae*** (*Pnoiai*, "breezes") were nymphs of the breezes. They were daughters of the Anemoi or Oceanus and Tethys and are primarily recognized by their wearing of a *velificatio*, a billowing garment that forms an arch overhead.
Acaste (Oceanide)

In Greek mythology, **Acaste** (Greek: Ακαστη, *Akaste*, "unstable" or "irregular") was one of the Oceanides and, thus, a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys.

Acaste 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.*
Dolos

In Greek mythology, **Dolos** (*Dolus*, "trickery") was the daimon of trickery and guile. Hyginus writes that he is a son of Aether and Gaea while Cicero writes that he was born of Erebus and Nyx.

Dolos is a companion of the Pseudologoi and the counterpart of Apate. In Roman mythology, he is closely equated with Mendacius.

## Mythology

Dolos once desired to create a replica of the state of Aletheia to trick people into believing that they were seeing the true statue. He created the statue with such precision that his master, Prometheus, applauded his work despite the fact that Dolos ran out of clay and was not able to finish the statue. Due to his great craftiness, Dolos became a master of his craftiness and tricky ways.
Porphyrion

In Greek mythology, **Porphyrion** (Greek: Πορφυρίων, "surging") was one of the Gigantes who waged war upon the Olympians. He was born when the blood of the castrated Uranus fell upon Gaea. According to Apollodorus, Porphyrion and Alcyoneus were the greatest of the giants. Initially, Porphyrion attacked Hera and Heracles but Zeus caused Porphyrion to fall in love with Hera, which caused him to attempt to rape her. While trying to molest Hera, Zeus struck Porphyrion down with a thunderbolt and Heracles killed him with an arrow. Pindar writes that Porphyrion was the king of the Gigantes and was slain by Apollo with an arrow.

Nonnus writes that Gaea promises Porphyrion Hebe's hand in marriage if he can subdue Dionysus. However, Porphyrion fails and is defeated.
Helios

In Greek mythology, **Helios** (Greek: Ἡλιος, "sun") was the Titan of the sun and sight, as well as the guardian of oaths. His sacred symbols included a chariot, a horse, a rooster, the heliotrope, and the sunflower. He would rise from the River Oceanus everyday and ride across the sky in his chariot as the personification of the sun.

In Roman mythology, he was closely equated with Sol.

## Mythology

### Personification of the sun

Helios was sometimes called ***Helios Panoptes***, meaning "all-seeing". Since he drove the sun chariot over the world, he saw all that happened on the earth and was known as the deity of sight. In this aspect, it is Helios who told Hephaestus about the affair between Aphrodite and Ares.

After the sun set, Helios was thought to rest with the Hesperides and ride across the River Oceanus in a golden cup back to his home where he would rise from again the next morning.

At one point during the travels of Heracles, he was traveling through a desert and became frustrated so she shot an arrow at the sun. Realizing his mistake, he apologized profusely to Helios who was not angered, but rather impressed by his boldness. As a gift, Helios gave Heracles the golden cup.

### Phaethon

Phaethon was a mortal son of Helios who desired to drive the sun chariot across the sky. After reluctantly agreeing, Helios allowed his son to attempt to drive the chariot. However, Phaethon could not control the steeds drawing the chariot and was going to crash into the earth. In order to prevent the world from being set on fire, Zeus struck Phaethon down with a thunderbolt.

### Odysseus

In the *Odyssey*, Odysseus and his crew land on Thrinacia, an island which is sacred to Helios and is the home to his sacred red cattle. Despite the warnings of Odysseus, some of his crew kill and eat some of the cattle. Daughters of Helios who guard the island tell their father about this. Angered at the death of his sacred cattle, Helios tells Zeus to punish them or he will take the sun and shine it in the Underworld. Thus, Zeus destroys the ship with a lightning bolt, killing the entire crew except for Odysseus.

## Family

He was the son of Hyperion and Theia and the brother of Selene, the Titanide of the moon, and Eos, the Titanide of the dawn.
Telephassa

In Greek mythology, **Telephassa** (Greek: Τηλέφασσα, "far-shining"), also known as ***Telephe*** (Greek: Τηλέφη) or ***Telephaassa*** (Greek: Τηλεφάασσα), was a daughter of Nile and Nephele. Telephassa married Agenor and bore him four children: Cadmus, Cilix, Europa, and Phoenix.

After the abduction of Europa by Zeus, Agenor sent his sons out to search for their sister and instructed them not to return unless they found her. Telephassa traveled with Cadmus to find Europa to Rhodes and Thera before going to Thrace, where Telephassa got sick and died.
Aether

In Greek mythology, **Aether** (Greek: Αιθηρ, *Aither*, "ether"), also known as ***Acmon*** (Greek: Ακμων, *Akmon*, "zenith" or "untiring") was the primordial god of the upper atmosphere, the upper air that the gods breathe. Hesiod gives him as the son of Erebus and Nyx, while Hyginus and Ovid give him as the son of Chaos and Caligo (Darkness). Further, Orphic hymns state that he is the son of Chronos and Ananke. The most accepted parentage of Aether is that of Erebus and Nyx.

With his sister and wife, Hemera, Aether fathered Thalassa. With Gaea, Aether sired Dolos, Lyssa, Penthus, Poine, and Aergia.

## Hyginus

Hyginus goes on to write that Aether consorted with both Hemera and Gaea and produced several children with each goddess. With Hemera, he fathered Gaea, Uranus, and "Sea". With Gaea, he fathered "Grief, Deceit, Wrath, Lamentation, Falsehood, Oath, Vengeance, Intemperance, Altercation, Forgetfulness, Sloth, Fear, Pride, Incest, Combat, Ocean, Themis, Tartarus, Pontus; and the Titans, Briareus, Gyges, Steropes, Atlas, Hyperion, and Polus, Saturn, Ops, Moneta, Dione; and three Furies - namely, Alecto, Megaera, Tisiphone."

## Orphic Hymns

Aristophanes states that Aether was the son of Erebus. However, Damascius states that Aether, Erebus, and Chaos are siblings and are the children of Chronos.

Epiphanius suggests that Chronos and Ananke, in their serpentine forms, coiled around the primal world egg until it was split into two halves. The atoms of the world then sorted themselves out; the finer atoms floated above and became Aether while the heavier ones sank and became Gaea and Pontus.
Ares

In Greek mythology, Ares (Greek: Αρης) was the god of war, battlelust, courage, and civil order. Particularly, Ares presided over the violent and untamed aspects of war.

In Roman mythology, Ares was equated with the god Mars.

## Family

Ares was the son of Zeus and Hera. He was not married but he had many affairs and offspring, including:
Agenor (disambiguation)

**Agenor** (Greek: Ἀγήνωρ, "heroic" or "manly") was the name of several figures from Greek mythology, including:

* Agenor (Son of Poseidon)
* Agenor (Son of Ecbasus)
* Agenor (Son of Aegyptus)
* Agenor (Lover of Andromeda)
* Agenor (Son of Pleuron)
* Agenor (Niobid)
* Agenor (Warrior)
* Agenor (Son of Phegeus)
* Agenor (Son of Antenor)
* Agenor (Dulichium)
* Agenor (Zacynthos)
* Agenor (Son of Areus)
News

## Sunday, June 11th, 2017

**Dragonsun** officially goes live this Friday, June 16th, 2017! In the meantime, many pages will be added to the wiki in preparation of Rob's first video, which will be available here on Friday! A sneak peak of the first video will be available in the Dragonsun section of Rob's website on Thursday.
Cronus

In Greek mythology, **Cronus** (Greek: Κρονος, *Kronos*, "time") was the leader and youngest of the Titans. He was the Titan of time, particularly in the sense of time as a destructive and all-devouring force. In Roman mythology, Cronus was closely identified with Saturn.

## Mythology

The main myth surrounding Cronus was most vividly told within Hesiod's *Theogony*. After the birth of the Hecatoncheires and Cyclopes, Uranus imprisoned them within Tartarus because of the way that they looked, causing Gaea great pain. Gaea devised a plan to overthrow her husband and created a flint sickle with which she asked her sons to castrate their father with. Cronus was the only one of her sons brave enough to agree to do as she had asked.

When Uranus descended from the sky to the earth to lay with Gaea, Cronus ambushed his father and castrated him and threw his testicles into the sea, creating the sea foam.

Despite overthrowing his father, Cronus did not release the Hecatoncheires and Cyclopes from Tartarus but rather sent the she-dragon Kampe to guard them. After learning from Gaea and Uranus that one of Cronus' own children was destined to overthrow him, Cronus decided to swallow each of his children whole after they were born.

When the sixth child, Zeus, was born, Rhea sought Gaea to devise a plan to save him and to eventually get retribution on Cronus for his acts against his children and wife. After giving birth to Zeus in secret, Rhea gave Cronus a stone wrapped in baby clothes to swallow instead.

Zeus was hidden in a cave on Mount Ida in Crete until he grew old enough to overpower his father. After disguising himself as the cupbearer of the Titans, Zeus gave his father a mixture of mustard and wine to drink, causing him to regurgitate his swallowed five children. With them as allies, Zeus and his siblings defeated the Titans and imprisoned them in Tartarus.

According to Pindar and Aeschylus, the Titans were eventually released from their imprisonment. Pindar states that after Cronus was released from Tartarus, he became the King of Elysium in the Underworld. In Orphic poems, Cronus is said to be imprisoned in the cave of Nyx in the Underworld for eternity.

## Family

As one of the Titans, Cronus was a son of Uranus and Gaea. He married his sister, Rhea, and fathered six children with her: Hestia, Hades, Demeter, Poseidon, Hera, and Zeus.

Cronus also fathered Chiron and the Ichthyocentaurs by Philyra, a nymph.
Dragonsun Wiki

## Welcome to the Dragonsun Wiki

Welcome! This is the official wiki for **Dragonsun**!

**Dragonsun** is a tabletop role-playing game created and managed by Rob Adams. It was developed with both simplicity and convenience in mind. The game itself only requires a six-sided dice and access to this wiki in order to play. Every Friday, a new part of the game is released - usually in the form of a quest. Players can either play quests here on the wiki, or follow along as Rob plays them on his YouTube channel. He also does a livestream on the last Friday of every month.

## News & Events

* News
* Events

## Getting Started

* Characters
* Character creation
* Races → Dwarves • Elves • Goblins • Humans

* Classes → Knight • Archer • Rogue • Mage • Cleric
* Boons → Luno's Spirit • Mia's Strength • Werle's Knowledge • Artima's Quickness • Ceer's Charisma • Laedi's Fortune
* Traits → Life • Might • Wisdom • Agility • Charm • Luck
* Abilities
* Clans
* Achievements

## Equipment

* Weapons → Axes • Bows • Daggers • Maces • Staves • Swords
* Armor → Light • Fair • Heavy • Shields
* Accessories → Necklaces • Rings
Rob Adams

**Rob Adams** is a writer, blogger, author, musician, YouTuber, and comic strip artist from Pennsylvania. He is the creator and manager of Dragonsun, and uses his YouTube channel to showcase new content for the game every Friday, as well as host a livestream on the last Friday of every month. Sneak peaks of each new video can be found under the Dragonsun section of his website.
Agenor (Son of Poseidon)

*Main article: Agenor (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Agenor** (Greek: Ἀγήνωρ, "heroic" or "manly") was a demigod son of Poseidon and Libya, as well as the brother of Belus and Lelex. Agenor married Telephassa and they were the parents of Cadmus, Cilix, Europa, and Phoenix.

After the abduction of Europa by Zeus, Agenor sent his sons to search for her, instructing them not to return without her. Europa was never found, so Agenor's sons never returned.
Arcane Storm

Arcane Storm is a rare Bow found in Arcane Rivalry.

Arcane Storm can be upgraded into Xanatull's Skystorm.

## Lore

*"In the furious storm of battle, the Aurians pierced through. This storm would drain to the seas..."*

## Obtaining

* Arcane Storm can be found randomly in loot chests throughout the Arcane Rivalry.
* Arcane Storm can be bought for 4 Light Blue Fragments from the Rare Trader - Light Blue in the Light Blue Dungeon Lobby.
* Arcane Storm is one of the items obtainable by using the King's Valley Transmogrifier.
* Arcane Storm can also be won from the Treasure Wheel in the Seasonal Pass Hub.

* Celsian Isles
* Architect's Ring
* Dungeons
* Strikes
* Bosses
* Arena of Terth
* Patreon
Hemera

In Greek mythology, **Hemera** (Greek: Ἡμερα, "day"), also spelled as ***Amera*** (Greek: Αμερα) or ***Amara*** (Greek: Αμαρα), was the personified goddess of the day. Hesiod states her to be the daughter of Erebus and Nyx. However, Bacchylides states Hemera is the daughter of Chronos and Nyx but Hyginus states that she is the daughter of Chaos and sister of Nyx.

As the goddess of the day, Hemera is the female counterpart of her brother and husband, Aether. Hyginus writes that their children are Uranus, Gaea, and Thalassa. However, Hesiod lists Thalassa as their only child.

In Roman mythology, Hemera was closely identified with *Dies*.

## Day and Night

In Hesiod's *Theogony*:

*Nyx and Hemera draw near and greet one another as they pass the great threshold of bronze: and while the one is about to go down into the house, the other comes out at the door.*

Hemera and her mother are the reasons for the continuous cycle of day and night. Together, they lived in Tartarus and as one entered their home, the other left to bring about their abode upon the earth: Nyx the night and Hemera the day.
An Unwelcomed Journey

## Contents

An intruding man walked into the village today, clearly lost among the swamp. Before reducing him to mere potion stock, I inquired upon him the current year of this land's calendar.

He claimed it to be 115, which would mean that we have crossed the 40 year mark since first arriving in this land.

Or... was our arrival near the 65th year, making it closer to 50? It has been many moons since time has registered as normal to me.

I can't help but think back upon our arrival here, following our unexpected departure from the Ring.

The time of the Mother's awakening was approaching us. We needed all the strength available to us in order to ensure that she was freed.

Her left hand, Sycorax, and her right hand, Hedera, had been away for unthinkable lengths of time, and we decided best that they should be called home.

We gathered into a ritual circle, and our group's leader, Diantha, used the the power of her mighty staff, The Wolf's Eye, to pierce into the darkness of the realms that lie beyond our own, searching for any trace of Hedera or Sycorax.

But... something went wrong. Soon, we all began to feel the sensation of falling, warping through space and time as we spiraled through the cracks between realities.

Before we knew it, we found ourselves in this land, inside a small cave surrounded by bloodflowered mire.

Any attempts at escaping back seemed futile. Something about this place... it blocked our magic from working to its full extent. Something powerful resided here, and it did not welcome us.

Even Diantha struggled to muster any meaningful results, though it seemed her staff still put her at a significant advantage over the rest of us.

Eventually, after what felt like ages of wondering aimlessly, a strange man found us in the swamp. He was a native of this land, and offered us a way home in exchange for our cooperation.

Diantha, willing to make the sacrifice for us, accepted the man's offer and left us to serve his needs.

For reasons we never found out, it seems this deal never came to fruition, and it has been many years since I felt Diantha's life force fade away.

One day, we will find a way to return to our home, and when we do, She shall be free.
Asteria (Daughter of Coeus)

*Main article: Asteria (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Asteria** (Greek: Αστερια, "starry" or "falling-star") was a daughter of Coeus and Phoebe. She married  Perses and bore him one daugher, Hecate. Asteria was the Titanide of nocturnal oracles and falling stars. She also may have persided over oneiromancy and astrology.

After being lusted after by Zeus, Asteria threw herself into the Aegean Sea in the form of a quail to escape his advances. She was transformed into the island of Delos.
Coeus

In Greek mythology, **Coeus** (Greek: Κοιος, *Koios*, "query"), also known as ***Polus*** (Greek: Πολος, *Polos*, "axis" or "pole"), was one of the Titans and sons of Uranus and Gaea. The etymology of Coeus' name had allowed scholars to theorize that he was the Titan of intellect, presiding over the inquisitive mind. Coeus is believed to preside over rational intelligence since his consort, Phoebe, presided over prophetic wisdom. Coeus was likely also the Titan of heavenly oracles.

Coeus married his sister, Phoebe, and together they had three children: Leto, Asteria, and Lelantos (presumably).

When Cronus ambushed Uranus, he persuaded Coeus, Hyperion, Crius, and Iapetus to aid him. Cronus had the four of his brothers grab onto their father from the four pillars of the earth to hold him while Cronus castrated him. Coeus represented the northern pillar, also known as the axis of heaven that the constellations revolved around, which Coeus was also thought to have presided over.

After Cronus was overthrown by Zeus, Coeus and his brothers were all thrown in Tartarus. However, Pindar and Aeschylus write that the Titans were eventually released from their imprisonment.
Tethys

In Greek mythology, **Tethys** (Greek: Τηθυς, "nurse" or "grandmother") was one of the Titans and the Titanide of fresh water.

As a Titanide, she was a daughter of Uranus and Gaea. She married her brother, Oceanus, and bore him the Oceanides, the Potamoi, and the Aurae.

The only myth in which Tethys has been mentioned was when Zeus was overthrowing his father, Rhea gave Hera to Oceanus and Tethys for them to care for her.
Apparatus of Olive

Apparatus of Olive is a delve trophy.

## Lore

*"They had done it. The scientists of Ishnir and Chillwind had created a living spirit. A being of conscious nature infused with the power of Keter magic. It would be the start of a new Node of the Tree of Life. Below Malkus would lie Nihilo. Now, to place this life inside their construction. A new wool would be made, for the first time in generations."*

## Obtaining

Apparatus of Olive is awarded from beating a Challenge Delve of The Fallen Forum.

* Celsian Isles
* Architect's Ring
* Dungeons
* Strikes
* Bosses
* Arena of Terth
* Patreon
Friendly Falls

**Debut**  | "Friendship Day"

**Friendly Falls** is the setting of *Sunny Day*. It is a seaside town community that the main characters live in.

Locations* Salon - A building in the centre of town. It is where Sunny and her friends work.
* Cindy's Bakery - A store for cupcakes and other pastries, owned by Cindy.

Residents* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle
* Cindy
* KC
* Timmy
* Scratch
* Wanda
* June
Axes (tools)

**This page is still Work In Progress.**

*Take the information you find there with a grain of salt.*

*Currently Missing: a LOT of axes.*

There are various efficiency axes that can be found in the game. Below is a list of them.

**Effective Durability** is the expected number of uses for this tool. It is calculated using the base durability, the actual durability of the item (some items are only obtainable with less-than-full durability), and the Unbreaking enchantment. Values in brackets indicate that the item has Mending.

**Effective Tool Speed** is the time needed to break a tree log (in seconds). It is calculated using the base tool speed and the Efficiency enchantment.
The Birthday Wish List

**Next**  | TBA

"**The Birthday Wish List**" is an episode in the first season of *Sunny Day*.

Characters* Sunny
* Doodle
* Rox
* Blair
* Timmy (no lines)
* Cindy
* Lacey (no lines)
* Johnny-Ray
* Peter
* Junior (no lines)
* Princess Annabella (no lines)
* Scratch (no lines)

Summary
Can Rox, Blair, and Doodle make Sunny Day's birthday dreams come true?

Plot
*Coming soon.*

Trivia* This episode will be adapted into a book.
Theia

In Greek mythology, **Theia** (Greek: Θεία, "sight" or "prophecy"), also known as ***Euryphaessa*** ("wide-shining"), ***Aethra*** (Greek: Αἴθρα, *Aithre*, "bright sky"), or ***Ichnaea*** (*Ikhnaie*, "tracing" or "tracking"), was one of the Titans and the Titanide of sight and the shining light of the sky. She also was the deity who endowed gold and silver with their brilliance and sparkle.

As a Titanide, she was a daughter of Uranus and Gaea; she is described by Hesiod to be the eldest of the Titanides. She married her brother Hyperion and bore him three children: Helios, Selene, and Eos.
Hannah

DEBUT | "Stick With Me"

**Hannah** is a recurring character.

Bio
**Hannah** is a ballerina who tries to teach Sunny some ballet in Sunny's Birthday Wish List.
She appears to be the lead ballerina in her company.
She has two pet dogs, Tutu and an unnamed Maltese puppy.

Style
Hannah normally has dark brown wavy hair, but often has it dyed pink and styled in a bun for her ballet performances. She wears a dark purple tank top with silver star decorations on it, a pink tutu, white tights, and pink ballet shoes.

Gallery
Sasha

DEBUT | ""

Sasha is a minor character in Sunny Day.

## Bio

Sasha is an audience member of Friendly Falls.

## Style

Sasha has brown skin, dark brown eyes and black hair with turquoise streaks, she wears a lime green sleeveless hoodie with a blue neckline with drawstrings, a black skirt and the black shoes.

## Gallery

*To view the gallery for **Sasha**, click here.*
Mackenzie

DEBUT | "Friendship Day"

Mackenzie is a minor character in Sunny Day.

## Bio

Mackenzie is a minor character, she is always be an audience member in Friendly Falls.

## Personality

Mackenzie is pretty, good and beautiful girl.

## Style

Mackenzie has red hair with bright green and pink highlights, dark brown eyes and light brown skin, She wears a pink lipstick, she also wears a green bangle, a blue blouse with purple and white zipzap waves and purple sleeves, a magenta skirt with the white laces, a dark blue shorts and the turquoise sandals.

## Gallery

*To view the gallery for **Mackenzie**, click here.*
## Trivia

* She was similar to Molly from Bubble Guppies that is the same of her voice.
Bertie

Bertie

Species:
dog (Basset hound)

Gender:
Male

Hair Color:
brown and white

Eye Color:
*Unknown*

Relationships

Relatives:
*Unknown*

Friends:
Peter

Production Details

Voice
*Unknown*

**Bertie** is a pet character.

Bio
Bertie is a talking dog who was one of the dogs available for adoption at Scratch's pound. He is an excellent scent tracker, once he has the scent of an object, he'll find it, but since he is a not a fast runner, it will take him some time to locate the object. He enjoys beaches and going for walks.
He was adopted by Peter, who also enjoys walks and beaches. They often go looking for rare flowers around Friendly Falls.

Personality
Bertie is relaxed and casual, taking life at a measured pace.

Style
He has brown and white fur.

Gallery
Trivia
Lulu the Woodland Fairy

**Next**  | "Sunny's Squad"

## **Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle
* Violet
* Rosie

## **Summary**

When Lulu finds Rox's Woodland Fairy crown in the storage cupboard at the salon, she decides she wants to become a Woodland Fairy too. So the salon girls take Lulu camping in the woods so she can learn the skills necessary to pass the Woodland Fairy qualifying tests.
Vanessa

DEBUT | "Monkey Business"

**Vanessa** is a recurring character. She is Friendly Falls' veteranian and animal expert.

Bio
Vanessa (mostly referred to as Doctor Vanessa) is the foremost animal care expert in Friendly Falls. Her primary occupation is veteranian, although she also has the Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre as a side business.
Due to the large amount of medical supplies she carries in the pockets of her lab coat, she keeps misplacing her pencil and has to search her pockets to find it, usually in a different pocket then she thought it was.

Style
Vanessa wears a many-pocketed white lab coat, green surgical scrubs, pink sneakers and headband.

Gallery

Trivia* She was similar to one of the background character can be same.
Sunny's Squad

**Next**  | "Band Together"

## **Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle

## **Guest Characters**

* Lacey
* KC
* Cindy

## **Recurring Characters**

* Junior
* Johnny-Ray
* Suzette
* Peter

## **Summary**

The salon girls take Junior to the park to practice his soccer skills. When Lacey shows up and demands exclusive use of the playing field, Sunny's Squad plays against Lacey's Lineup to determine who gets the field and a shiny trophy.

## **Trivia**

* The name of this episode is a reference to Cirque du Soleil.
Cindy

DEBUT | "Sneak Peek Short"

**Cindy** is one of the main characters. She is a baker with a constant bad hair day. She tends to be unlucky but is very friendly nonetheless. Cindy is voiced by Melissa van der Schyff.

Bio
Cindy runs her own bakery that the Sunny Day team visits every day. In most episodes, she sells a food item that relates to the episode's main plot. She is prone to bad luck; no matter how many times Cindy goes to Sunny's salon, her hair is always a mess, and often times the food she is selling will be destroyed somehow. However, she is very nice to her customers.
Unlike the other characters, Cindy doesn't dye her hair or wear bright colours. She has a cat named Ralph. Cindy has a habit of putting her hands in her pockets while she talks. Cupcakes seem to be her motif since her baker's uniform and storefront are themed around them.

Style
Cindy has light brown skin, brown eyes and brown hair, she is one of the few characters who doesn't use hair dye or wear brightly-coloured clothes. She wears magenta-coloured glasses, purple sneakers, a light purple dress with a white collar, and a blue baker's apron with a cupcake pattern on it.

Gallery
*To view the gallery for **Cindy**, click here.*
Trivia* Originally, in the sneak peek short, her apron was white with a purple pattern. The decision to change it to blue seems to have been made late in production. In "Friendship Day," a colouring error occurs for about two seconds and her apron is briefly shown with the original colour scheme.
Cirque du Sunny

**Next**  | "The Royal Portrait"

## **Main Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle

## **Guest Characters**

* Timmy
* Lacey
* KC
* Cindy

## **Summary**

Sunny accidentally gets chosen to organise a stop at Friendly Falls for Marvellous Martin's travelling circus. Despite trying their best, the salon girls cannot find a way to contact the circus ringmaster, so Sunny decides to make a circus of their own. But they discover that organising a circus is not as easy as they thought it could be.

## **Trivia**

* The name of this episode is a reference to Cirque du Soleil.
* Mackenzie had her hair is big in the crowd.
* The episode features the voice of Brianna Gentilella as Mackenzie.

## **Gallery**

*To view the gallery for **Cirque du Sunny**, click here.*
Eros (primordial deity)

*Main article: Eros (disambiguation)*
In Greek mythology, **Eros** (Greek: Ερος, "sexual desire") was the primordial god of procreation and personified the driving force behind new generations of life. Hesiod writes that Eros was the fourth being to come into existence, only after Chaos, Gaea, and Tartarus. Eros as a primordial deity was also mentioned by Parmenides as the first deity to come into existence. Aristophanes also writes about the birth of Eros:

*At the beginning there was only Chaos, Night (Nyx), Darkness (Erebus), and the Abyss (Tartarus). Earth, the Air and Heaven had no existence. Firstly, blackwinged Night laid a germless egg in the bosom of the infinite deeps of Darkness, and from this, after the revolution of long ages, sprang the graceful Love (Eros) with his glittering golden wings, swift as the whirlwinds of the tempest. He mated in the deep Abyss with dark Chaos, winged like himself, and thus hatched forth our race, which was the first to see the light*.
Salon

The **salon** is one of the main locations in *Sunny Day*. It is a beauty parlour owned and run by Sunny.

Employees* Sunny - Owner and hairstylist
* Rox - Hair colourist
* Blair - Receptionist
* Doodle - Pet of Sunny

Known customers* Timmy
* Scratch
* Wanda
* June

Areas* **Hairdressing station** - An area located in the centre of the main floor. It is where Sunny styles and cuts customers' hair. The station includes a mirror, a cabinet full of hair products, two chairs, and a table for displaying different wigs.
* **Colour lab** - A room on the top floor where Rox creates hair dyes and uses them to colour customers' hair. The walls of the lab have charts and bulletin board notes on them. The lab is usually accessed by using the elevator.
* **Blair's desk** - The desk near the front entrance, where Blair greets customers and schedules appointments. It is attached to a rainbow display of nail polish bottles. Everything on Blair's desk is decorated with her signature pink rose symbol.
* **Elevator** - A glass elevator that Rox uses to bring customers and herself to the colour lab.
* **Garage** - Where the Glam Van stays when it is not being used.
Pet Parlor

**Next**  | "Parlor Problems"

## **Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle
* Violet
* Rosie

## **Recurring Characters**

* Dame Tralada
* Her Majesty
* Melody

## **Summary**

When Dame Tralada announces to the whole town that Sunny also does the best pet styling, the salon is suddenly overrun with animal customers. To solve the problem, the salon girls decide to empty the storage room and convert it into a pet salon.

## **Trivia**

* This episode has a main title sequence redesign, adding Violet, Rosie, Lacey and KC in modified or new scenes.
Epaphus

In Greek mythology, **Epaphus** (Greek: Ἔπᾰφος, "touch") was an Egyptian king and demigod son of Zeus and Io. When he was born, Io was still in the form of a heifer; he was concealed by the Corybantes at Hera's request but he was later found by his mother in Syria after having been restored to her human form.

Epaphus was the founder of Memphis, Egypt, which he named after his wife, Memphis. Epaphus and Memphis had two daughters, Libya and Lysianassa.
Tutu

DEBUT | "Parlor Problems"

**Tutu** is a character.

Bio
Tutu is Hannah's pet dog. She can talk and is only one of two dogs in the entire world that can do ballet dancing.

Personality
Style
Normally Tutu has brown fur, but when performing in a ballet recital, she'll have some of her fur dyed pink and styled with a pink ribbon. She also wears a pink tutu.

Gallery
Trivia
Iapetus

In Greek mythology, **Iapetus** (Greek: Ιαπετος, *Iapetos*, "wound" or "pierce") was one of the Titans and the Titan of mortality. As a Titan, he was a son of Uranus and Gaea. He married Oceanid Clymene and fathered four children by her: Atlas, Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Menoetius. He was also the father of Buphagus by Thornax and Anchiale.

When Cronus ambushed Uranus, he persuaded Iapetus, Hyperion, Crius, and Coeus to aid him. Cronus had the four of his brothers grab onto their father from the four pillars of the earth to hold him while Cronus castrated him. Iapetus represented the western pillar.

After Cronus was overthrown by Zeus, Iapetus and his brothers were all thrown into Tartarus. However, Pindar and Aeschylus write that the Titans were eventually released from their imprisonment.
Sunny

DEBUT | "Sneak Peek Short"

**Sunny** is the main character of the show.

Bio
Sunny is the owner of the hair salon. Her full name is **Sunny Day**. She is in charge of styling and cutting customers' hair. Her best friends are Doodle, Rox, and Blair. Her catchphrase, which she says whenever she's finished styling someone's hair, is "Have a Sunny day!"
Sunny is reasonably skilled at lockpicking, able to open closed locks with a hairpin or use alternative methods for larger locks.

Personality
Sunny is very cheerful, talented and creative. As said in the theme song, she is perseverant and never gives up. She is the most friendliest person in Friendly Falls and her friends will always count on her.

Style
Sunny has fair skin, light green eyes and golden blonde hair with bright scarlet and purple highlights. She wears a blue button-down shirt with a pink collar, matching blue tights, and a yellow/red frill skirt. Whenever she needs to "gear up and go" on a mission, she puts on a pink toolbelt that holds all kind of hair products.

Gallery
*To view the gallery for **Sunny**, click here.*
Sleepover Surprise

**Next**  | "The Forever Home"

## **Main Characters**

* Sunny
* Rox
* Blair
* Doodle
* Violet

## **Summary**

The salon girls plan a sleepover in the salon. But their fun night is disrupted by unexplained events, objects in the salon keep moving around and organising themselves when nobody is looking at them, leaving the girls with a mystery to solve.

## **Trivia**

* This is Violet's first appearance in the series.
* The episode features the voice of Karen Strassman as Unknown Girl.