Greek Gods



In the days of Ancient Greece, circa 1000 BC, the Titans ruthlessly ruled the Earth. In fear of these beings, the mortals worshipped them as Gods in the hopes of appeasing them.

The Elders knew they had to stop the Titans, however, this was an act which could not be done. The Elders decided to infuse mortals with a tremendous amount of power, in the hopes they would be strong enough to stop the Titans. Some of these mortals were Zeus, Aphrodite , Gaea , Athena , etc.

However, once these mortals had entombed the Titans in ice, the power went to their heads. They declared themselves as gods and forced the world to worship them, becoming the Greek Gods of mythology.

At some point, the Gods gave a box to a man named Prometheus. The box contained all the ills of the world that should never be released, but Pandora, sorely tempted, opened it, releasing the sorrows on an unsuspecting people. Initially, she didn't believe that she could return the ills to the box, but she soon came to believe in herself and her powers and returned them. The box was called Pandora's Box and a magical lineage of guardians  began to protect it from demons.

The goddess Gaea later gave a magical belt  as a gift to Hippolyta. The belt possessed transcendant powers and she tried to use it to unite the sexes. However, Hercules butchered her and the belt found its way to another female.

After the Elders succeeded in taking back the Gods powers, they swore they would never allow this to happen again. They had put the essences in a sacred vase and locked it in a vault in the Heavens. Only a spell can release it.