Demigod Camp [RPG]

Description

In today's world, myths and gods continue to exist, it's just that normal people are not able to see them or notice their existence. The camp is founded to protect those children of gods who come down to have affairs with humans. Within the camp, they are taught to fight and fend for themselves in a world full of monsters such as furies, cyclops, chimeras, sphinxes, harpies, griffins, and more monsters who wish to end the lives of the demigods. The camp is under the command of Chiron, a centaur trainer of legendary heroes like Achilles. The main head, however, was the goddess Hestia, who made sure to watch over the well-being of the children who lived in the camp.The camp has a total of 20 cabins.

Cabin 1

The first cabin is that of the god Zeus. It is made of white marble with large white columns at the front. It is the largest and most voluminous of all the huts, although it is unfurnished. It has highly polished bronze doors that gleam like a hologram, so that when viewed from different angles they resemble lightning bolts. Inside is a six-meter statue of Zeus, "with a shield at one side and a lightning bolt above, ready to strike someone." The ceiling is vaulted, decorated with blue and white mosaics, and the tiles are said to resemble the sky, with thunder, lightning, and clouds. On the walls are bronze braziers or statues of an eagle on a marble pedestal.

Cabin 2

The second is Hera's, but this is just an honorary cabin. The hut is made of marble and box-shaped. It is more elegant than Zeus's Hut, decorated with slender white columns and garlands of flowers. The walls are carved with images of Hera's symbol: the peacock. Inside, it is always cold, and there is a huge statue of Hera with a fire pit at her feet, but there are no beds or furniture.

Cabin 3

The third is Poseidon's. It is not as tall and fabulous as Zeus's Cabin. It is long, low, and solid. The exterior walls are rough gray stone studded with scallops and coral, as if the stone blocks had been extracted from the ocean floor. The interior has six empty bunks with silk sheets, and the walls shine like abalone. Inside, it smells salty, like the wind on the seashore. Later, Poseidon added a fountain as a gift for his children. The fountain is made of gray sea rock, with a fish spurting water from its mouth, and is decorated with coral. The interior of the fountain is filled with gold drachmas to send messages to Iris.

Cabin 4

The fourth is Demeter's cabin. The roof of the cabin is made of real grass, and it has flowering plants and tomatoes growing on the walls. It also has wildflowers and roses growing on the porch. The cabin's color is a light shade of brown.

Cabin 5

The fifth is Ares's cabin. Ares's cabin is painted a bright red, but it's painted badly, just as if it had been painted by pouring buckets of paint on it. The roof is surrounded by barbed wire, and a stuffed boar's head hangs from the door. The boar's eyes seem to stare at anyone who passes by. Apparently, there are also hidden mines surrounding it, and punk or rock music can be heard blasting from the cabin most of the time.

Cabin 6

The sixth is Athena's cabin. It's a gray-painted cabin with a carved owl above the door and white curtains. Inside, it has a workshop and a library, with all the bunk beds crammed against the wall (as if sleeping won't matter much). The library is filled with bookshelves and thousands of ancient books and scrolls, as well as tables and chairs for studying and reading. The workshop is also filled with tables and workbenches, with cabinets full of materials for building things. Hanging on the walls are all sorts of blueprints, maps of ancient wars, suits of armor, and various 3D models of buildings. Percy described the cabin as a workshop for brainiacs.

Cabin 7

The seventh is Apollo's. At first glance it looks like a normal hut, but when sunlight hits it, it shines so much that it looks like it's made of solid gold and it's hard to look at.

Cabin 8

The eighth is that of Artemis, just as Hera's is a merely honorary cabin. The cabin is a silver building that shines during the night; The hut is a silvery building that shines at night, as if reflecting the moon's rays. However, during the day, it looks like a normal hut. It is decorated with paintings and sculptures of wild animals, especially Artemis's symbol: the deer.

Cabin 9

The ninth is Hephaestus' cabin. The entrance to the cabin resembles a bank vault door; it is circular and made of thick metal. It has shiny metal walls and wire mesh doors. It is characterized as one of the dirtiest and most messy cabins at camp, and its interior is usually filled with trash. It has steel bunks folded against the wall and a spiral staircase leads down to the basement where power tools, weapons, a workbench, and a pile of scrap are located. The steel bunks retract into a private room in the basement.

Cabin 10

The tenth cabin is Aphrodite's. It's described as a life-size "Barbie house." It has pink walls and white window frames. The lace curtains are pastel blue and green, matching the sheets and duvets on the beds, which are arranged in a row of curtained bunks and decorated with photos of attractive movie stars and singers. Each camper has their own trunk, where they store all their belongings.

Cabin 11

The eleventh is the Hermes cabin. The Hermes cabin is the one that most resembles a typical old camp cabin. The doorway is worn and the dull brown paint is peeling. This is due to its continued use as a home for all demigods not acknowledged by their parents. Above the door is a caduceus, the symbol of Hermes. It is the largest cabin and is crowded with campers at all times.

Cabin 12

The twelfth is the cabin of Dionysus. The roof and walls of the cabin are full of grape vines. It has only two known occupants so far. Their number is relatively small due to Dionysus' strong devotion to his wife Ariadne on Olympus.

Cabin 13

The thirteenth is Hades' cabin. The walls of the cabin are made of solid obsidian, and it has a skull hanging above the door. Greek fire torches burn twenty-four hours a day on the walls. It was primarily designed by one of his sons and built with the help of dead laborers summoned from the Underworld. According to one of his sons, the interior decor of the cabin was disgusting since he had not been present when it was built, and he mentioned that apparently someone had thought the children of Hades were vampires rather than demigods, due to the fact that the bunk beds resembled coffins: polished mahogany frames, brass bars, blood-red velvet cushions and blankets. In one corner is a shrine to Hades; a small table decorated with bones and jewels.

Cabin 14

Cabin number 14 is Iris's cabin. The cabin is painted in rainbow colors and has a giant statue of Iris inside.

Cabin 15

15 is the Hypnos cabin The cabin is made of mud walls and has pointed roofs. A wreath of red poppies hangs above the door, and inside there is a fireplace with a fire that always crackles. Above the mantelpiece hangs the symbol of Hypnos: poplar water dripping from a tree branch from the River Lethe. Inside the hut, soft violin music always plays, and the air smells of freshly laundered clothes.

Cabin 16

16 is Hebe's cabin, The Cabin is made of marble and has the appearance of a regular cabin. In front of the hut is a large fountain meant to replicate Hebe's Fountain of Youth. The interior has bunk beds along the sides and a marble fireplace on the back wall. There is a statue of Hebe in the middle.

Cabin 17

Cabin 17 is Tique's cabin. The cabin looks like a miniature Las Vegas casino. No occupants are known or mentioned.

Cabin 18

18 is Hecate's cabin, It is a cabin made of magic stone. If one of the stones falls from the hut, it explodes or causes everything around it, up to about a mile and a half, to turn into trees.

Cabin 19

19 is the cabin of Eros, it is quite similar to the cabin of Aphrodite, but instead of pink, a reddish color was used because of the passion it represents.

Cabin 20

Number 20 is Aeolus' cabin. The cabin is pure white with light blue details, and it had symbols of wings and wind spirals scattered throughout the cabin.

Demigods

Demigods or half-bloods are mortals born from a god and a human. They are not immortal, however, they develop skills to survive in daily life that a normal human could not perform. The blood of a demigod has a special scent that attracts monsters, which is why they are constantly attacked by them. Being the child of a greater god, the scent is stronger and they are more at risk.

Demigods

Demigods are completely indistinguishable from humans. They do not have divine form, but they inherit some traits from their divine parents. For example, Percy inherited his black hair, green eyes, and melancholic gaze from Poseidon, while Annabeth inherited her gray eyes and wit from Athena. Thalia and Jason Grace inherited Zeus's electric blue eyes, and Nico and Bianca di Angelo inherited their black hair and dark eyes from Hades. Aphrodite's children almost always inherit her beauty and attractiveness. The children of Hermes inherit his elfin facial features, and Luke also inherited his blue eyes. The children of Ares inherit his sneer and a bulky appearance. The children of Hephaestus, such as Leo Valdez, Jake Mason, Harley, Nyssa, and Beckendorf, inherited his mechanical skills, and most of them tend to have large muscles and calloused hands (from working at the forge all day). Their personalities tend to vary depending on their divine parent, though these often do not influence the demigod. Percy is reckless and rebellious like Poseidon, Annabeth is resourceful and intelligent like her mother Athena, Clarisse is violent and warlike like Ares, and Nico is solitary and gloomy like Hades. Many demigods indirectly change the course of history, and demigod conflicts generally mirror real-world conflicts; for example, when the Greek and Roman camps fought each other during the events of the American Civil War. Some powerful demigods can also change the course of history at will and manipulate the minds of mortals in some events, using the mist to change what mortals see.

Demigods

Some demigods possess ADHD ( not always), which helps them in battle, and dyslexia, since their brains are made to read ancient Greek or Latin. They inherit some control over their divine parent's domains, such as Percy's ability to manipulate water or Leo's ability to manipulate fire. Some demigods also display some control over magic or curses, such as when Apollo's Cabin cursed Ares' Cabin, or the children of Hecate, who have an innate ability to use magic. Some also have a wide variety of other abilities that they all share, including superhuman strength, speed, superhuman senses, agility, healing, intelligence, and superior stamina.

Background

Unlike other magical sites, such as Olympus or the Underworld, Camp Half-Blood does not appear in any Greek myths. However, many myths mention the centaur Chiron as the great trainer of demigods. It is unknown when the idea of ​​a refuge for all demigods originated. The earliest known camper is George Washington, son of Athena and first president of the United States of America. It is unknown whether a similar Camp Half-Blood existed when the Greek gods inhabited other nations, such as England.

Places

Big House: Chiron, Hestia, and Argos live here. It houses the Camp Infirmary, as well as Chiron and Hestia's offices, which house the only electronic devices in Camp Half-Blood. This is where the war council meets. The attic houses the heroes' trophies and the Oracle, although when Rachel became the Oracle, she chose to live in a cave instead. Climbing Wall: This is a large climbing wall that spills lava as an "additional challenge." If the camper doesn't reach the top in time, the walls collide with each other and more lava spills out, soaking their clothes (in reality, lava only burns fabric, not skin). Mess Hall Pavilion Mess Hall: This is where the dining halls for breakfast, lunch, and dinner are located. There is a table for each cabin, and in the center, a large bonfire where campers throw part of their food as an offering to the Gods. The food served is based on a diet of grapes, cheese, bread, and barbecue, and you can order whatever you want to drink (although the Coca-Cola doesn't have the same flavor). All the tables are covered with white tablecloths and purple fringes. Stables: The stables are home to the horses and Pegasi.

Places

Forge: Located next to the stream, it has large rotating water wheels with bronze gears. It has large industrial chimneys, which are always working. Inside, there are large tables filled with plans, weapons, tools, gears, etc.; the walls are stained with soot. It is mentioned that work is constantly going on, as the children of Hephaestus spend most of their time in the Forge. Camp Half-Blood Forest: This is a huge forest that surrounds the camp. Monsters, Dryads, and other Nymphs live there. The Satyr Council also met there. The forest is often used for training or during Capture the Flag games. An entrance to the Labyrinth is mentioned there. Bunker 9 was found by Leo Valdez while fixing Festus. Ward Barriers: These are the boundaries of the camp, prohibiting the entry of any mortal, monster, or Titan who has not been invited to enter. This allows for greater security for the campers. The defenses begin at Thalia's Tree on Half-Blood Hill and extend throughout the rest of the forest. The Barrier contains a large amount of fog that prevents mortals from observing the camp.

Activities

Capture the Flag: This is a game in which two cabins (usually Ares and Athena) fight in the woods to capture the enemy's flag. Other cabins can ally with one of the two sides if they wish. The main objective of this game is for campers to practice their skills and prepare for a real battle. The game is played every Friday from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Whenever the Hunters of Artemis come to Camp, a game of capture the flag is held in their honor, and all campers are required to participate or help. Even the children of Aphrodite go around offering help tying loose armor. In The Titan's Curse, it is stated that the Huntresses have won the game a total of 56 times in a row. Chariot Race: Campers sign up and build their own chariots pulled by horses or other similar creatures. They then compete in a two-lap race. They were suspended because of deaths and injuries a few years ago. But when Tantalus became Camp Half-Blood's activities director, the races resumed.

traditions

Camp has several traditions stemming from its Greek roots. Winners are given laurel wreaths and paraded around camp. There's also the tradition that every time a camper goes on a quest, their cabinmates weave a shroud for them (if the half-breed who went on the quest doesn't have siblings, another cabin can volunteer to do it). If the half-breed doesn't survive, they must burn the shroud. But the most important tradition at camp is the beading. At the end of each summer, the senior councilors vote on the biggest event of the summer, then paint it on the beading to give to each camper as a pendant.

Staff

Hestia: The current camp director, she is dedicated to caring for and guiding the demigods. Chiron: He is the camp's activities director. He is also the healer (much like a human doctor). Argos: He is the head of Camp Security. He is covered with multiple eyes and never speaks (rumors among the campers suggest this is because he has an eye on his tongue). Harpies: There are three harpies who are in charge of cleaning and ensuring that no camper is out of bed during the night, otherwise they would be devoured. Peleus: He is the dragon who guards Thalia's tree to prevent anyone from stealing or damaging the Golden Fleece.

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