Old gods, new decisions

The gods are watching. They're taking notes.

Legend, folklore, and the stories our great-grandparents were afraid of. Cross a threshold you shouldn't. Bargain with something older than your name.

You have one night to stop the assassination.

Something old crossed your threshold and it's still there in the morning.

The god you insulted last winter has learned your name.

The library

Myth stories, ready to play.

Questions, answered.

Which mythologies?+

Greek, Norse, Celtic, and anything the community writes. Spin up your own pantheon in a few sentences.

Is it dark?+

It can be. Myths were. Filter by content rating in the library if you want the gentler cuts.

Do the gods actually intervene?+

Yes, and rarely to your benefit. Bargains are honored to the letter, never the spirit.

Can I play a mortal, a demigod, or something older?+

All three. A shepherd, a half-god with a claim to a throne, or a spirit already tired of the woods.

Are the monsters just decoration?+

No. They want things. Some want you dead. A few want conversation. Occasionally that's worse.

Can I write a myth from my own culture?+

Please do. Pitch the pantheon, the taboo, the hero — it becomes a playable world for anyone.

The scene is set. You're already in it.