Mythology Returning RP Sign-Ups and Interest

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1 minute ago, BridgeBoi said:

I'm interested, brother. I want to play as a prepper.

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2 minutes ago, BridgeBoi said:

I'm interested, brother. I want to play as a prepper.

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Just now, SpiritOfWrath said:

HEY U

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[CoderDrag0n8 He/They]

Name: Yamata No Orochi

Lore: After his death, he went into the land of the gods and got even more magical powers.

@TwinStorm please approve

Edited March 27, 2025 by CoderDrag0n8

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Name: Colchian Dragon

Lore: after the fleece was stolen he roamed the land causing chaos wherever he went

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Plot Idea:

 

Throughout history, the gods of different mythologies rarely had to share the world. After one mythology’s era was gone, they were trapped in the artifact, and other gods came to take their place. This cycle continued for millennia; Zeus never shared the world with Inti, the Incan Sun god.

Now that all of the myths are suddenly thrust into the world at the same time, however, each deity must fight for their place in the pantheon of the new world.

Now, my character:

 

Name: Piltzintecuhtli

Gender: Male (but a god so he can appear in any form)

Occupation: Aztec god of the rising Sun, healing, and visions. Third of the Nine Lords of the Night.

Skills: Magical healing, appears through visions and hallucinations, but rarely shows his true form, other godly abilities

History: This is gonna be long so spoilered for size

Spoiler

Piltzintecuhtli was the son of Oxomoco and Cipactonal, the first humans. He married Xōchiquetzal (myths argue over this, so I’ll assume they married and later split), goddess of fertility, beauty and love, and together they had a son, Centeōtl, god of Maize. They also adopted another son, Nanahuatzin. Nanahuatzin went on to sacrifice his life to become the Sun, allowing humanity to live.

(From here on I’m making it up)

Piltzintecuhtli always felt bad for Nanahuatzin’s sacrifice, holding himself at guilt.

In the current day, when the myths return and all the gods are busy fighting for their positions, Piltzintecuhtli volunteers to help humanity prevent the wrath of Tlaltecuhtli. This is his sacrifice; as he is not fighting for his position, his powers will begin to fade as other gods assert themselves, and he will become mortal.

 

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14 minutes ago, Hoid_Slayer said:

Plot Idea:

 

Throughout history, the gods of different mythologies rarely had to share the world. After one mythology’s era was gone, they were trapped in the artifact, and other gods came to take their place. This cycle continued for millennia; Zeus never shared the world with Inti, the Incan Sun god.

Now that all of the myths are suddenly thrust into the world at the same time, however, each deity must fight for their place in the pantheon of the new world.

Now, my character:

 

Name: Piltzintecuhtli

Gender: Male (but a god so he can appear in any form)

Occupation: Aztec god of the rising Sun, healing, and visions. Third of the Nine Lords of the Night.

Skills: Magical healing, appears through visions and hallucinations, but rarely shows his true form, other godly abilities

History: This is gonna be long so spoilered for size

  Hide contents

Piltzintecuhtli was the son of Oxomoco and Cipactonal, the first humans. He married Xōchiquetzal (myths argue over this, so I’ll assume they married and later split), goddess of fertility, beauty and love, and together they had a son, Centeōtl, god of Maize. They also adopted another son, Nanahuatzin. Nanahuatzin went on to sacrifice his life to become the Sun, allowing humanity to live.

(From here on I’m making it up)

Piltzintecuhtli always felt bad for Nanahuatzin’s sacrifice, holding himself at guilt.

In the current day, when the myths return and all the gods are busy fighting for their positions, Piltzintecuhtli volunteers to help humanity prevent the wrath of Tlaltecuhtli. This is his sacrifice; as he is not fighting for his position, his powers will begin to fade as other gods assert themselves, and he will become mortal.

 

This is actually a good idea, kinda like the night at the museum but everyone and everywhere 

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On 3/25/2025 at 6:12 PM, CoderDrag0n8 said:

Name: Yamata No Orochi

Lore: After his death, he went into the land of the gods and got even more magical powers.

@TwinStorm please approve

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already did

pls quote box meta stuff

38 minutes ago, Hoid_Slayer said:

Plot Idea:

 

Throughout history, the gods of different mythologies rarely had to share the world. After one mythology’s era was gone, they were trapped in the artifact, and other gods came to take their place. This cycle continued for millennia; Zeus never shared the world with Inti, the Incan Sun god.

Now that all of the myths are suddenly thrust into the world at the same time, however, each deity must fight for their place in the pantheon of the new world.

Now, my character:

 

Name: Piltzintecuhtli

Gender: Male (but a god so he can appear in any form)

Occupation: Aztec god of the rising Sun, healing, and visions. Third of the Nine Lords of the Night.

Skills: Magical healing, appears through visions and hallucinations, but rarely shows his true form, other godly abilities

History: This is gonna be long so spoilered for size

  Reveal hidden contents

Piltzintecuhtli was the son of Oxomoco and Cipactonal, the first humans. He married Xōchiquetzal (myths argue over this, so I’ll assume they married and later split), goddess of fertility, beauty and love, and together they had a son, Centeōtl, god of Maize. They also adopted another son, Nanahuatzin. Nanahuatzin went on to sacrifice his life to become the Sun, allowing humanity to live.

(From here on I’m making it up)

Piltzintecuhtli always felt bad for Nanahuatzin’s sacrifice, holding himself at guilt.

In the current day, when the myths return and all the gods are busy fighting for their positions, Piltzintecuhtli volunteers to help humanity prevent the wrath of Tlaltecuhtli. This is his sacrifice; as he is not fighting for his position, his powers will begin to fade as other gods assert themselves, and he will become mortal.

 

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not my initial idea, since Loki and Ares know each other and plot involves them both

 

 

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1 minute ago, TwinStorm said:

1 minute ago, TwinStorm said:

On 3/25/2025 at 4:12 PM, CoderDrag0n8 said:

Name: Yamata No Orochi

Lore: After his death, he went into the land of the gods and got even more magical powers.

@TwinStorm please approve

Quote

already did

pls quote box meta stuff

40 minutes ago, Hoid_Slayer said:

Plot Idea:

 

Throughout history, the gods of different mythologies rarely had to share the world. After one mythology’s era was gone, they were trapped in the artifact, and other gods came to take their place. This cycle continued for millennia; Zeus never shared the world with Inti, the Incan Sun god.

Now that all of the myths are suddenly thrust into the world at the same time, however, each deity must fight for their place in the pantheon of the new world.

Now, my character:

 

Name: Piltzintecuhtli

Gender: Male (but a god so he can appear in any form)

Occupation: Aztec god of the rising Sun, healing, and visions. Third of the Nine Lords of the Night.

Skills: Magical healing, appears through visions and hallucinations, but rarely shows his true form, other godly abilities

History: This is gonna be long so spoilered for size

  Reveal hidden contents

Piltzintecuhtli was the son of Oxomoco and Cipactonal, the first humans. He married Xōchiquetzal (myths argue over this, so I’ll assume they married and later split), goddess of fertility, beauty and love, and together they had a son, Centeōtl, god of Maize. They also adopted another son, Nanahuatzin. Nanahuatzin went on to sacrifice his life to become the Sun, allowing humanity to live.

(From here on I’m making it up)

Piltzintecuhtli always felt bad for Nanahuatzin’s sacrifice, holding himself at guilt.

In the current day, when the myths return and all the gods are busy fighting for their positions, Piltzintecuhtli volunteers to help humanity prevent the wrath of Tlaltecuhtli. This is his sacrifice; as he is not fighting for his position, his powers will begin to fade as other gods assert themselves, and he will become mortal.

 

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not my initial idea, since Loki and Ares know each other and plot involves them both

 

 

 

THANK YOU!

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7 minutes ago, TwinStorm said:

not my initial idea, since Loki and Ares know each other and plot involves them both

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Okay, makes sense. Can my character still be approved though

 

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2 minutes ago, Hoid_Slayer said:

 

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yeah

 

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Oops for got to ad my backstory 

When this whole thing went down, The Colchian Dragon vowed to protect the golden ram, (because it came back)