-coughs-

Greek /heroes/.

...they are better than Caesar...

Which came full circle and led to you applying an appropriate amount of force to fight them, if not the best element to attack with (though the net thing was good).

I don't suppose anyone knows about or has the means to grabs Diogenes' pistols and attack with them, those consecrated bullets will do severe damage to the hounds, but he's in no condition to do any fighting right now.

So, how could Rurik attack them in a reasonable manner. I have them tearing into her arm, and flinging her onto the floor once, snapping her back. He needs a way to get to Kadia and get her out.

Weren't the Greek heroes from a superior age of man to where we are now? Gold age versus Iron age, or something like that?

Really though, we are dealing with an alternate universe so there's really no telling how they would have fared in this situation, if they even existed at all. That's one thing about role play is that what happens in one world might not be directly comparable to another. It's like estimating what Gandalf is capable of doing by using the wizard rules from DnD. There's also nothing to say that Eschaton hell-hounds are the same as those in Greek mythos or in DnD.

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I don't believe so.
Golden Age - All were heroes and monsters...and infertile. Died and became benevolent spirits.
Silver Age - Wiped out by the Titans/gods (Atlantean-like if I recall)
Bronze Age - Violent and brutal and killed off quickly
Stone Age - Modern...can reproduce
Hercules had children (As did Jason whose children Medea killed...along with his wife...Medea is likely one of the few tragedies I like)

She should have just killed Jason and saved the kids, but I guess one can't really suffer when they're dead.

I agree somewhat - I don't like that part - but it played out more as a vengeance than a tragedy, and that is why I liked it.

...as a note, I dreamt this avatar up...holding a knife over my head about to stab me...

(On the note of Greek mythos - this is a very Circe-like character)

I can't really find a way to make Dante change course right now; that'd seem too contrived.

Hmm... Idea - Espy, FB me. Suze, Skype.

Or I can just Skype you too.

EDIT: Also, why not thread?

(Don't want to clutter the thread)
Do you know my Skype?

No. Mine's blackwingedfox.

Thunderbird Nocturnis...I need to branch out more...

...So, I am likely going to be killing off Kadia in my next post. Reasons: I miscreated Kadia, and in trying to adapt her poor fitting into Eschaton, I pretty much had to result to myself, who having many things I do my best to keep inside, did not bode well towards keeping her character. Also, I tried to make Kadia too many things, as I never played an RP and was too eager to try to do everything. A healer, rogue, psychic, priestess, rebellious, and caring...and I had to make her life crapsack-y so I took a leaf from my book...and I tried to make her unique and artistic, so I tried to write her as shifty like an element.

What I wanted to make was a reliable Asian-styled rogue with the ability to heal and a hopeful (if rebellious) demeanor. Admittedly, that fits here terribly (no locks to pick, world dictatorship by the church, end of the world, etc.).
What resulted was a scarred insane mess that is a degree (or five) worse than myself, that was incredibly difficult to work with and admittedly not good for myself - she became a more negative mirror for me. I had hoped to have her hospitalized soon, so she could come back like that later on - perhaps trained to heal others better, and restored to some semblance of happiness...and stealing food to give the poor on the side...mainly because I want to move on, not have to write the part of me that I recall from when I feel the worst - it is not that therapeutic and is more like a step back.

That's reasonable. We can help if you want to add another character besides Rurik. I'm not entirely sure he'd function without her.