Hey folks, for the last month and a half I’ve been dealing with some very disruptive medical issues. Nothing life-threatening, but it has kept me from getting much writing done. I highly recommend against your body suddenly deciding to beco…
In reply to vince the viking. It’s definitely one of the things I’ve considered if there’s a month I can’t get a deity completed. A lot of my ideas don’t become fully formed until I write them into a deity entry, though, and there’s a lot o…
“one of the few major casualties of the war”. This sentence interests me, and makes me realize that I have insufficient background on the war itself. Might be good, if you agree, to eventually create a post that highlights the history of th…
The closest thing to a war god among the Titans, Iapetos represents the time allotted to mortals, as well as violent death. In this way he represents a specific concept of time, just as most of his brothers do. He is also in a sense seen as…
The closest thing to a war god among the Titans, Iapetos represents the time allotted to mortals, as well as violent death. In this way he represents a specific concept of time, just as most of his brothers do. He is also in a sense seen as…
Kreios was the early leader among the Titans, before his brother Kronos was born. However, he recognized his sibling’s superior leadership skills and took on the mantle of ordering the seasons instead. He also works closely with Kronos on a…
In reply to vince the viking. Not really, in large part because what imprisoned means varies by deity. Tharizdun/The Dark God are the classic *fully* imprisoned deity, and he cannot grant spells at all, meaning his followers only get spells…
I’m greatly enjoying learning about all this. Thanks for putting in the work. Do you know if any 1e or 2e product specifically detailed what an imprisoned god can still do? Your write-ups are somewhat inconsistent about what powers such bei…
Bright Phoibe is the youngest of Ge’s six Titan daughters, and represents quick-wittedness. and she inherited her mother’s affinity for earth-based prophecy. She is also counterpart to her husband Koios, representing earthly, practical know…
Bright Phoibe is the youngest of Ge’s six Titan daughters, and represents quick-wittedness. and she inherited her mother’s affinity for earth-based prophecy. She is also counterpart to her husband Koios, representing earthly, practical know…
Koios is the second eldest of the twelve Titans, and is held to be the origin of human thought and inquisitiveness. He is the the Font of Heavenly Knowledge; the source of esoteric philosophy for followers of the Titans. Koios (PDF Version)…
The next deity in the Greco-Roman Mythology Project is Tethys, the Mother of Waters! She is the wife of Okeanos, and as the mother of the Okeanides and Potamoi, she is seen as the mother of all fresh water in any world where the Titans or O…