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Read the other threads in this folder ;)

Look, once the war passes someone should like, make like the next big The Iliad...
And I also had this idea: when the survivors of the war tell the story, the Demeter cabin will make a mosaic out of flowers in the fields...
I know. Every good idea sucks when you tell it.

Sure, Jo, that's a great idea, but I'm iffy about the next Iliad.
What I was thinking is this: When a character dies in the alternate universe, their bodies disappear and are found later in a cave, preserved in crystal. One near to the Greek war camp, another in the palace of Troy. They'll all be brought back to life when the war is over. Whoever wants their character to legitimately die, however-- those would be the ones whose bodies are burned in the funerary way, because the heroes don't know that the dead will be brought back to life. So if you want a character to die permanently, then have their bodies be cremated. If not, then their bodies will appear in the crystal cave thing and be brought back to life.
Keep in mind, there is no Underworld in this universe, so those who are cremated's spirits should be roaming around. That's how the heroes can find out that the caves exist and you shouldn't cremate.
No, we're not taking anymore characters, sorry... but there was ample time to submit :/
What I was thinking is this: When a character dies in the alternate universe, their bodies disappear and are found later in a cave, preserved in crystal. One near to the Greek war camp, another in the palace of Troy. They'll all be brought back to life when the war is over. Whoever wants their character to legitimately die, however-- those would be the ones whose bodies are burned in the funerary way, because the heroes don't know that the dead will be brought back to life. So if you want a character to die permanently, then have their bodies be cremated. If not, then their bodies will appear in the crystal cave thing and be brought back to life.
Keep in mind, there is no Underworld in this universe, so those who are cremated's spirits should be roaming around. That's how the heroes can find out that the caves exist and you shouldn't cremate.
No, we're not taking anymore characters, sorry... but there was ample time to submit :/

What I was thinking is this: When a character dies in the alternate universe, their bodies disappear and are found later in a cav..."
Excellent! I guess then that I'll have Melle and Enna cremated, along with Philo.
Love the idea, Whim.
This is completely off topic, but amusing:
If we waited another year to have the Trojan War reenactment, it would be the chaos of 2012...
It might be because it's five in the morning and I didn't sleep until about midnight that I find this to be quite hilarious, 'cause it's one of those days where everything is funny.
Just realized there's an unintentional find joke in there.
Immana shut up now.
This is completely off topic, but amusing:
If we waited another year to have the Trojan War reenactment, it would be the chaos of 2012...
It might be because it's five in the morning and I didn't sleep until about midnight that I find this to be quite hilarious, 'cause it's one of those days where everything is funny.
Just realized there's an unintentional find joke in there.
Immana shut up now.

Do you want us to post who'll be cremated abd who will leave and/or die then come back?

Moonstonesandbooks wrote: "All the charries in the TW should wear only ancient Greek clothing, in my opinion. They should wear those tunics."
Yep. ^^ Clothes and some foods are there at their disposal, as well as horses and pegasi. But no modern clothes-- just ancient Greek battle gear, men's clothing, and women's clothing.
Yep. ^^ Clothes and some foods are there at their disposal, as well as horses and pegasi. But no modern clothes-- just ancient Greek battle gear, men's clothing, and women's clothing.

Women - Stolas & Pallas. Women didn't typically fight if they did, same armor as men.
Weaponry - swords, bows, arrows, spears, shields.
Togas, stolas, and pallas are all Roman attire ^^
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch....
Warriors in ancient Greece developed many methods of protecting themselves in battle. Mycenaeans, who ruled Greece as early as 1600 B.C.E. , crafted armor out of bronze plates. Soldiers wore suits made of bronze plates held together with leather straps. This armor protected the body from the neck to the upper thighs. Soldiers strapped additional bronze plates over their shins for leg protection and wore helmets made of boar's tusks. Mycenaean soldiers also carried a variety of different wooden framed shields and bronze daggers and swords.
The soldiers of the Greek state of Sparta became very specialized by the seventh century B.C.E. Called hoplites, these foot soldiers received special training and wore protective bronze armor. Hoplites' armor was more flexible than earlier armor. Hoplites also wore bronze leg guards called greaves and bronze helmets with cheek guards that were decorated on top with plumed crests of horsehair, resembling a mohawk. They also carried bronze or leather shields with a long spear and a short sword.
From http://www.fashionencyclopedia.com/fa...
http://www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch....
Warriors in ancient Greece developed many methods of protecting themselves in battle. Mycenaeans, who ruled Greece as early as 1600 B.C.E. , crafted armor out of bronze plates. Soldiers wore suits made of bronze plates held together with leather straps. This armor protected the body from the neck to the upper thighs. Soldiers strapped additional bronze plates over their shins for leg protection and wore helmets made of boar's tusks. Mycenaean soldiers also carried a variety of different wooden framed shields and bronze daggers and swords.
The soldiers of the Greek state of Sparta became very specialized by the seventh century B.C.E. Called hoplites, these foot soldiers received special training and wore protective bronze armor. Hoplites' armor was more flexible than earlier armor. Hoplites also wore bronze leg guards called greaves and bronze helmets with cheek guards that were decorated on top with plumed crests of horsehair, resembling a mohawk. They also carried bronze or leather shields with a long spear and a short sword.
From http://www.fashionencyclopedia.com/fa...

Like, say Holly ends up Helen.
Does whoever ends up as Clytemnestra have to be a daughter of Athena too?"
Percy didn't have blood ties in the reenactment of myths.
You're kidding, right? A) FIX. YOU'RE F*CKING. CHARACTER e3e B) We've already picked people to play the roles. Whim gave excessive time.
Lionlord wrote: "Isobel *The Goddess of Annoyance* wrote: "Hey, do they have to have the same blood ties?
Like, say Holly ends up Helen.
Does whoever ends up as Clytemnestra have to be a daughter of Athena too?"
P..."
If you bothered to read the actual OUTLINE of this, then you'd see that this is DIFFERENT.
Like, say Holly ends up Helen.
Does whoever ends up as Clytemnestra have to be a daughter of Athena too?"
P..."
If you bothered to read the actual OUTLINE of this, then you'd see that this is DIFFERENT.

Like, would Myra know that her boyfriend is Lucas? I figured I'd better make sure before it started.

Moonstonesandbooks wrote: "Does Scamander rhyme with Evander?"
Yes. It does. :)
--> Yeah, Light, I will. I'll post it periodically. But just if your character doesn't have an OFFICIAL part doesn't mean they aren't part of it!! All campers will be transported to the alternate universe ;)
Yes. It does. :)
--> Yeah, Light, I will. I'll post it periodically. But just if your character doesn't have an OFFICIAL part doesn't mean they aren't part of it!! All campers will be transported to the alternate universe ;)
We're not doing this anymore. We need Usako and Van. Usako's gone and Van hasn't posted her characters, and also I don't think anyone's active enough.

No, your computer won't lag because so MANY TROJANS are INVADING FROM the plot. I think you should save this as a Microsoft Word Document in LOCAL DISK DRIVE (C:).
If you get my joke, it's a bad one.
You have Chaumelle in it, yes? There are a few topics describing what's going on in it and all that.
