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Contains spoilers
(For Okhlos mostly, but we spoil
a lot of very old myths
And history as well)
A la gilada, ni cabida
Pliny the elder
t o m o s
primus
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Units
nits were the main
force in ancient
mobs. From Slaves to
warriors, they were
the bulk and cannon-
fodder that allowed
the mob to advance
through all Greece.
They were also con-
sidered as curren-
cy in some circum-
stances, mostly when
dealing with heroes.
PHILOSOPHERS Citizens
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Heroes
eroes were what made
mobs so unique and
different from one
another. Having a partic-
ular hero could be a game
changer under some cir-
cumstances. Usually, he-
roes were so important
that mob leaders would
exchange a crazy amount
of people (pejoratively
called units) in order to
gain the favor of a hero.
A cool fact about heroes
was that if they died in bat-
tle, they would magically
revive in the next world.
There were also some spe-
cial heroes that got so
attached to the mob
that they would gath-
er around the agora just
to be there for anyone to
choose them for the mob.
Achilles AJAX
Agamemnon Alexander
v
ot to be
confused with
A l e x a n d e r
The So-So or
Alexander The Poor
Tipper. They were
ing of Mycenae, he OK kings, yeah, but
commanded the Greek not that great.
forces during the Trojan war.
He boosted
He boosted Mob capacity by +10 Mob capacity by +25
A-chillies Andromache
Anaximandros Andromeda
He boosted Morale by 25% but lowered She boosted max hp by 40% and moral by
Critical chance by 25% 40%
Antigone Archimedes
y sticking to
the laws of the
gods over the
unjust laws
of humans, she gives
a hefty bonus to the
mob. Even though they
want to kill the gods.
titan of mathematics, a colos-
sus of physics, Archimedes will
She boosted Max HP by
get the mob into shape fast-
25% and Morale by 25%
er than you can say, Eureka.
Aspasia
Aristotle
ne of the great-
est philosophers
to have ever ex-
isted. To this day
his influence is reflect-
ed in western thought.
So we can surely blame
him for lots of things. his Athenian had a huge
impact in the
He boosted Defense and political life of Pericles era.
Speed the more Rulers
were in the mob. She increased Critical Chance by 40%
but lowered Max HP by 25%
Asuracenturos Bellerophon
his picturesque Perseus! Give me
character is a back my steed!
full bard, al- Never mind, I
though his music was fight better
not always well received. alone, anyway.
Berserkeros
Atalanta
Canabaltos Chiron
henever there erryman of
were collaps- the under-
ing buildings world. Wan-
and lots of na glide down
running around, you the Styx river? Give
could bet on finding Charon a coin and
this guy in the vicinity. hell make it happen.
Daedalus
Deianira
Empedocles
Electra
he will give the is theory of the
mob a speed boost, four roots (el-
accelerating ements), earth,
the revenge pro- water, fire and
cess against the gods. air, got the Greeks very
close of having their
She boosted Speed by 25% own Captain Planet.
He boosted Max HP by
10%, Defense by 10% and
Morale by 10% lowered
Critical Chance by 25%
Ernestos
Epizeluz
He increased Critical
Chance by 40% but orkus runs a little stand
lowered Morale by 25% of Magnificently
Handcrafted statues.
Falstaffos Galen
uess which f your units need
Shakesperean healing and
character was no one else can
the only one help you, and,
returning our calls! if you can find him,
maybe you can hire...
He boosted morale by Galen [cue to music]
40%
He slowly healed nearby
units
Gerana Gordonos
SHe boosted Mob capacity by +10 He boosted nearby units Attack by 40%,
Defense by 40% and Morale by 40%
Glitchos Gungeonos
Hector Heracles
he strongest
ne of the brav- man alive! A hero
est warriors, amongst heroes!
Hector will add He can wear li-
tons of defense ons fur like no other!
to your mob, as com-
pensation for having He boosted
been played by Eric Bana. attack by 75%
He boosted
Defense by 50%
heraclitus hipocrates
e boosted De-
fense by 25% and
Morale by 10% but
lowered Attack
by 10% and Speed by 10%
Icarus Jacketos
e flew too close ou have one new
to the sun with message! *BEEP*
his DIY wings. Our Greek friends
The wax holding are having a par-
the feathers together ty and were wondering
melted and he fell into if you felt like drop-
the sea. Technically, ping by. Please bring
for to the temperature some snacks. *CLICK*
to increase to that ex-
tent he would have He boosted
had to flown above Critical chance by 60%
earths magnetic field. but lowered Max hp by
25%
He boosted Speed by 40%
Jason Karateka
ason assembles
a team, the Ar-
gonauts, to re-
trieve the gold-
en fleece. Jason is Sam
Jackson, the Argo-
nauts are the Aveng-
ers and the fleece (the
McGuffin), the tes-
seract. #mindblow fearsome fighter with fists
of fire. Dont mess with
He boosted Morale by her or youll get effed.
50%, Max HP by 50% and
Critical Chance by 50% SHe burnt enemies
He boosted attack by
100% but lowered She boosted one random Stat by 75%
Defense by 40% but permanently reduced the Mob Ca-
pacity by 10.
Lycaon Meleager
ing Lycaon once eleager was a
tried to deceive tough guy. But
Zeus by serving him despite his brava-
one of Lycaons own do he also knew
children as a dish. He was how to treat a lady.
a great king, people say, With Meleager you get
but definitely a deranged the full hero package.
psychopath as well.
He boosted Attack +10%
He boosted Mob Capaci- and Speed +10%
ty by +20 but killed 30% of
the mob immediately
Memnon Midas
ing of Ethio-
pia, he rose to
the defense of
Troy and killed
tons of Achaeans un-
til he faced Achil-
les, the only warrior
who could best him. great guy to have around,
just skip the high five round
He boosted Morale by after defeating the baddies.
25% and Attack by 10%
but lowered Speed by 10% He boosted Mob Capacity by +10 and
converted touched enemies into gold
Menelaus Minos
rother of Agam- ou can ask
emnon and cen- him anything
tral figure in about how he
the Trojan war. ruled Crete or
He appeared in The Ili- about when he was a
ad and signed on for judge of the under-
the sequel, The Odyssey. world, but refrain
from asking him about
He boosted the time his wife gave
Mob capacity by +5 birth to a minotaur.
He boosted
Mob capacity by +10
Mithridates Narcissus
is father was poi- emesis made Nar-
soned; he lived cissus fall in
in the wilds for love with him-
seven years; he self to punish
worked at developing him for his vanity. So
an immunity to poi- Narcissistic should re-
son; then reclaimed his ally mean Cursed per-
throne and attacked son by Greek anthro-
Rome. This guy should pomorphised concept.
have his own movie.
He reflected upon the
He poisoned enemies enemies and the damage
and increased he sustained.
Mob Capacity by 5.
He boosted
Mob capacity by +5
Noah Oedipus
oah has a sacred
task of gath-
ering two an-
imals of each
species. If he grabs just
one, he will have to
clone it or something.
edipus will boost defense and
He duplicated all
morale but at the cost of very
animals that entered
awkward family gatherings.
the mob
He boosted defense by 25% and morale
by 25%
Odysseus Omaros
dysseus the Cun-
ning. He cun-
ningly stuns en-
emies when he
hits them. Never trust
his cunning gifts.
Orpheus Pandora
is singing is so ox expert, she
amazing that it gets a lot of
makes everyone stuff out of
that listen to them, but some-
him be the best they can times she gets more
be (which is a set per- than she bargained
centage). Has bad luck for. She can also guess
with chicks though. your musical tastes.
Patroclos
Parmenides
armenides may e boosted
be the philoso- Attack by 10%
pher of noth-
ingness but he
still insisted on giv-
ing the mob something
of a morale bonus.
He boosted Attack by
25% and Morale by 10% Stop describing me as Achilles friend,
but lowered Defense by said the Achaeans companion.
10% and Speed by 10%
Pelias Pericles
he leader of Ath-
ens holds phi-
losophers in
such high es-
teem that each phi-
losopher raises the
mobs defensive power.
on of Tyro and Posidon,
he sent Jason in search He boosted Defense
of the Golden Fleece, set- more the more
ting himself up as the first Philosophers
supervillain of the Argonauts. were in the mob
Penelope Perseus
ielder of the leg-
endary cap of in-
visibility which en-
ables the whole mob
to go undetected by ene-
mies (and tax attorneys).
Plato
Phillip II
ne of the great-
est kings of
Macedon, best-
ed only by
his son, Alexander.
He boosted
Mob capacity by +5
e boosted Attack and Morale
the more Rulers were in the mob.
Priam Pyrrhus
ing of Troy art of Pyrrhus
during the Legacy is the
mythical war, I e x p r e s s i o n
wouldnt have Pyrrhic victory,
liked being in his shoes. which implies winning
a battle at a high cost.
He boosted
Mob capacity by +15 He boosted Mob
Capacity by 5 and
Defense by 40% but
killed one unit each
level
Pygmalion Pythagoras
ygmalion, a id you know? Py-
character cre- thagoras theo-
ated by Ovid in rem is attribut-
his book, Meta- ed to him, but
morphosis, defined it could had been dis-
fetishism to Freuds covered by any Pythag-
rejoice since 20 BC. orean, which was a
school of thought.
He summoned Galateas
that would fight for He enhanced the
the mob. effects of items by 40%
Sisyphus Sophocles
aving to roll an Hey, Freud. Soph-
immense boulder ocles called
up a mountain and said that
only to watch he wants his
it roll back down and characters back. Jerk.
having to start over
must be a torturous He made that killing
task, but it has wonder- an enemy increased Max
ful results for his biceps. HP in 1 to everyone but
permanently decreased
He made most enemies Mob Capacity by 10.
attack him instead of
the leader.
Spartacus Stealth Warrior
partacus is a pop-
ular hero and
inspiration.
He will make
the slaves revolt and
earn a bonus to both
attack and defense.
He boosted Attack by
75% and Defense by 75% of he reduced damage
slaves in the mob. done by hazards by 25%
Tarzan
Spelunker
e who seeks,
finds, but ev-
erything comes
with a cost.
He hates snakes.
He increased Critical
Chance by 40%
He boosted Max HP by 60% and Morale
by 60% of Animals in the mob
Theseus Thucydides
e dont real-
ly know much
about him but
his Wikipedia
page is quite long, so he
mustve been a big shot.
Toxicos Zenomnibus
protector of the eno of Citium,
meek, an aveng- on an Omnibus!
er of wrong-
doers. Down-
side is that he leaves
quite a mess behind him. He increased Critical
Chance by 50%
He made the leader
leave a toxic trail that
damaged anyone enter-
ing it.
t o m o s
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Items
tems are one of the
most important aspects
of any healthy mob.
With them, they will be
able to heal and wreck
havoc all around them.
Items were to be found
when destroying props, or
sometimes between areas.
The items though, were
not transported to the
next world. What the
mob grabbed at Delphi, it
would remain at delphi.
There are also some
secret items that
escape this classification.
Ham Bomb
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Cities
ities (sometimes called ach city had its own set of
worlds because we are in- dangers and hazards, and
consistent) are where the enemies, and gods, and se-
battles took place. Each city crets. From the slippery Atlan-
was formed by small villag- tis to the blazing Lemnos, each
es, and when the mob defeat- city felt unique. Homer had a
ed all the enemies in a village, hard time trying to remember
they were able to move to the how each city layout looked
next. At the end of each city, like, but the particular details
the mob had to face its god. on buildings are quite clear.
Agora Delphi
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Enemies
hen the revolts start-
ed, the gods decid-
ed to send their minions
to control the crowds.
From cyclops to centaurs,
all kind of monsters start-
ed appearing in Greece. It
is said that once upon de-
feating all the monsters
from an area, the gates will
open and the mob would
advance to the next area.
It is also said that if an
enemy spawned in a later
world, he will be stron-
ger than before. But of
course this might very well
be just cautionary tales.
Olympian Soldier Olympian Gigantes
either Gigantes
nor men. Some
say these are
the first pro-
to-men created by
the gods, sprouted
from planting snake
fangs into fertile soil.
he basic Gigas (plural
His thing: Gigantes) wants to crush
Melee attack to your mob. Dont let him do it!
the leader
His thing: Melee area attack
Savage Berserker
Olympian Shield Bearer
His thing: Blocks attacks from a side - Temporarily increases stats (and size)
Pushes units with the shield when hit.
Savage Cyclops Satyr Warrior
hese fierce war-
riors know how
wice as savage,
to retreat, but
three times as
dont trust
c y c l o p s .
them. They will re-
turn to finish the
job. Not Shakespearian
His thing: Melee attack
Satyrs, though.
to the leader
His thing: Jumps away
when attacked
Blazing Cyclops
Blazing Lamia
he voracious
Blazing Lamia
were cursed by
being unable to
close their eyes, The
image the image of
devoured children
was constantly n case you thought a regular
in their view. stone rain was bad enough...
Undead Gigantes
Necromancer Minion
he only thing greater than
the number of eyes in the Pan-
optes was the bill for eyedrops.
VI
SubBosses
ach city has its own
secrets. When mor-
tals were able to de-
cipher these secrets, the
reward (or maybe the pun-
ishment) for such feats,
was to face what it was
called a SubBoss,(Greek:
Sub (inferior) and Boss (Fi-
nal enemy from an area)).
It is said that all of these
abominations held heroes
in captivity, and if someone
could defeat the monsters,
said hero would be released.
The Delphi Oracle The Hydra
VII
GODS
he gods ruled over
all Greece for eons.
They ruled with to-
tal disregard for human
life and common polite-
ness. They were cruel, they
murdered people, they
raped people (in both cas-
es, in pretty inventive ways).
The divinity is a complex
concept which inquiries
about our constructions
about reality, cosmog-
ony, morals and ethics.
If for the judeo-Christian
paradigm, god is a sphere
whose center is everywhere
and circumference no-
where, we could say that for
the Greek paradigm, gods
are spheres whose collid-
er is in the center and cir-
cumference around them.
Aphrodite Apollo
oddess of
beauty and
love, she was the
Greek equivalent
of the sexolo-
gist who appears
on TV today.
ine and
e c s ta s y
w e r e
Dionysus
he was strengths. If
real- you invited
ly good at him to a
g e t t i n g party, you
others to wouldn t
fight her regret it (un-
battles but til the fol-
carried a lowing day).
really big
shield (just
in case).
Hephaestus
HERA
ealous
a n d
vengeful.
We hate her
too much to
do a proper
e n c yc l opa e -
dia entry.
he god of sculptors,
blacksmiths and ar-
tisans. He knew that if this
being a god thing didnt
work he could always
start a handicrafts stall.
Posidon Hermes
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Nikomachein, nor there ever was. There was no Hannibal, and there was no
Chartage. Pericles is no more than a funny name we made up.
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