This post is the in the City '26 series and continues our ongoing exploration of the City of a Hundred Gods: Part 1... City LimitsPart 2... Gates and LaddersPart 3... Further Along the LaddersPart 4... The Last LaddersPart N.... Navigating the CityPart 5... Traders WakePart 6... Final Traders...
This post is the in the City '26 series and continues our ongoing exploration of the City of a Hundred Gods: Part 1... City LimitsPart 2... Gates and LaddersPart 3... Further Along the LaddersPart 4... The Last LaddersPart N.... Navigating the CityPart 5... Traders WakePart 6... Final Traders...
This post is the in the City '26 series and continues our ongoing exploration of the City of a Hundred Gods: Part 1... City LimitsPart 2... Gates and LaddersPart 3... Further Along the LaddersPart 4... The Last LaddersPart N.... Navigating the CityPart 5... Traders WakePart 6... Final Traders...
In a Neolithic proto-Megalopolis where each individual ward has its own deity, it's hard to find a denizen embracing the concept of a single, creator god. But the artisans know, for they carry the divine knowledge that can only be imparted by The Creator. For She made this world through craft and...
An ongoing project to map a Neolithic proto-Megalopolis, one ward/god at a time. This particular post closes out the city's Breadbasket, poetically known as Traders Wake due to the two major canal basins and grain market. Here is where the tendrils of the city's extensive reach gather the blood...
This post is part of a series concerning the City of a Hundred Gods, a proto-Neolithic megalopolis brimming with conflicting factions, a technocratic theocracy and unique encounter tables for each ward.Joseph, Overseer of Pharaoh's Granaries by Lawrence Alma-Tadema (1874)City of a Hundred Gods:...