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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dungeonosophy" data-source="post: 7933275" data-attributes="member: 6688049">I wrote about this in the other Theros thread too, but here goes….To James Wyatt and team: Please include as an Appendix or Web Enhancement:1. A Greek translation of the names of all the key terms, classes, sub-classes, races, monsters, spells, magic-items, and equipment that are recommended for use in Theros. The name alone gives a Greek feeling.Some examples:Piety = EusébeiaGrave = TáphosHeroism = HērōïsmósEloquence = EuglottíaCollege = AkadēmíāDomain = ToméasOath = HórkosCollege of Eloquence = Akadēmíā tēs EuglottíasGrave Domain = Toméa tou TaphouOath of Heroism = Hórkos HērōïsmoúBard = Mousikós (musician)Cleric = KlērikósFighter = MakhētḗsWizard = MágosIf I'm playing a Hellenic Adventures character, I want to be a "Makhētḗs/Mágos" rather than a "Fighter/Wizard."2. A mention of all the Ancient Greek-themed locales in other D&D worlds, including:In Toril: ChessentaIn Oerth: Tharquish EmpireIn Mystara: Minaeans (Minoans) on the eastern continent of Skothar; Milenian colonies of the Grass Coast on the southern continent of Davania; the islands of Cathos and Vacros (from MSOLO: Maze of the Riddling Minotaur; for placement, see: <a href="http://pandius.com/vacrcath.html);" target="_blank">http://pandius.com/vacrcath.html);</a> Milenians (Classical Greeks) and Traldar (Homeric Greeks) in the Hollow World.In Ravenloft: The Temple of Athena, which was drawn into the mists from the D&D World of Bacchar (presumably a "Greek Earth.") <a href="https://www.fraternityofshadows.com/wiki/Bacchar" target="_blank">Bacchar - Mistipedia</a>3. A bibliography of all the Greek-themed D&D sourcebooks and adventures from previous editions. If James Wyatt wants helping listing these, feel free to contact me.4. A simplified fantasy Greek "gamers alphabet" as a one-to-one English alphabet.</blockquote>

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