The REAL God of WHORE! (Percy Jackson crossed with the dark, gritty descriptive narrative style and the powerful women from ASOIF/GOT!)

Hey! How are you today!?

I have a very long, campy piece that shows off the lore a bit better, but….

The long and short of the story is that the original god of lust and love, Hedone, wants her throne back.
Aphrodite pretty much has that on lock, and her allies are pretty powerful. Whether it be her simp husband Hephaestus, her on/off again boyfriend Ares, or her “mother” in law Hera, Hedone’s path is not only formidable, but fraught with the political and family drama that makes Olympus so entertaining!

To answer some basic lore questions, and to up the fun, to “kill” a god is difficult, nearly impossible.
If someone were to chop off a god’s head, they’d wind up in Tartarus. In a prolonged time out, they’d probably disturb the underworld, collect their head and reattach it to their neck, and find a way to escape to the other mortal and godly realms.
If you really wanted a god to be gone, destroyed completely, you’d have to weaken them and beat them in their own arena.
Pretty straightforward for someone like Ares or Hephaestus, but much more abstract for someone like Demeter or Momos!

I do expect a healthy dose of grim and dark story, but I also expect a lot of breathing moments, taking in how the gods have adapted to the modern world!

I originally wrote it for someone to play as the goddess Hedone, trying to take her throne back while bouncing between the mortal, under, and and godly worlds.
However, another person pointed out, a demigod in Hedone’s service is equally as awesome and great!

Hopefully, the vibe I’m going for is clear!
I love dark stories about powerful heroes, devious villains, and I think Greek Mythology in modern day is incredibly fun, and leans itself towards a darker story!
Something where bad guys are bad, not really cause of moral, but because of your character’s alliances, familial ties, and goals!

This whole thing would be about a Civil War/Cold War amongst the different figures from across the Greek pantheon!

Happy to go into greater detail and to discuss and share more! I just don’t want to overwhelm anyone!

Hope to hear from you soon!
Daimen!