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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Levistus's_Leviathan" data-source="post: 7990544" data-attributes="member: 7023887">I would include Greek mythology, later translated into different personas as Roman Mythology. Then, Egyptian mythology, English, Scottish, and Irish folklore, and a few Mesoamerican mythologies with Kukulkan, Quetzalcoatlus, and a few other deities worshiped by different tribes. There'd also be Norse mythology just to add on top of the others, and some hints of mesopotamia and other cultures. I would probably have it be in modern days, with these myths all but forgotten, similar to how Rick Riordan's books function. If I were to make a new world, I would have it all take place on one continent, with the rest of the world scattered across smaller islands. The continent would be called "The Hearth" but the world would be named "Gresimakur" or something like "Maker". I would have all of the different groups be competing countries. Greeks hate Romans. Egypt hates Rome and has an alliance with Greece. England is minor, just a countryside with a feudal society. The american countries would be a warring region far from the others on the other side of the continent. Does any of this help?</blockquote>