Characters and histories from past Ages
Coyote, Native American God Coyote is a mythological figure portrayed in numerous Native American myths and legends. His character, personality and actions vary widely from tribe to tribe. In some tribes he is seen as a revered creator figure, and in others a fool who teaches others through his mistakes. Read more…
Titan Pallas Mythological Origins Greek/Roman God of Warfare. A Titan who fought against Zeus’s rebellion. Father of Zelos (Emulation) Nike (Victory) Kratos (Strength) Bia (Force) Selene (Moon) Eos (Dawn) by Styx (Hate). Some tradition also holds that he was the father of Athene, by whom he was slain. ”Pausanias, Description Read more…
The black teardrop stone is a surviving artifact of the Power from previous ages. It is currently in the possession of Jon Little Bird. Description The stone is just a fraction smaller than a man’s palm so as to fit comfortably in one hand. It has the luster of obsidian Read more…
“We are three brothers born by Rhea to Kronos, Zeus, and I, and the third is Hades, lord of the dead men. All was divided among us three ways, each given his domain. I when the lots were shaken drew the grey sea to live in forever; Hades drew the Read more…
“So? This isn’t the first time the world has come to an end. And it won’t be the last either.” Loki The great trickster god of the Norse pantheon, Loki was a devious deity known for his many schemes and deceptions. While certainly cunning, he was also crafty, malicious, selfish, Read more…
The souls that throng the floodAre those to whom, by Fate, are other bodies owed,In Lethe’s lake they long oblivion taste,Of future life secure, forgetful of the past. Virgil Lethe is one of the five rivers of the Greek underworld, and the personification of forgetfulness. When spirits are ready to Read more…
Eris is generally accepted to have two sides to her; one of benefit to man, the other of detriment. She encompasses the rivalry that encourages men to toil and work hard to better themselves, but she’s also representative of the strife found in war, and was suggested to be the Read more…
The event is referred to as RagnarökRagnarök or Ragnarøkkr (Old Norse “Fate of the Gods” and “Twilight of the Gods” respectively, reflecting the impending fate of the future as well as the historical account of the past. This prophetic text describes recurring cycles of the northern norse pantheon arising and Read more…