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<blockquote data-quote="MythicJustice" data-source="post: 728576" data-attributes="member: 4860">The Progenitors of the titan legacies were individuals (or pairs) as described in the write-ups for each legacy; however, they are not &quot;a Valkyrie&quot; or &quot;Aphrodite&quot; or &quot;Tammuz&quot;. The human memory of the Progenitors and their direct offspring, &quot;The Children of Might&quot; were incorporated into various cultures differently. Some cultures identified a Progenitor as a demon, while others, a god. Many cultures split a Progenitor into multiple different deities, such as Aphrodite, Hera, Eros, etc. The gods and demons of myth are specific archetypes taken from the stories past down from the Lost Age, when the Progenitors walked alongside mankind.This is mostly true as many legends of such cosmic conflict reflect the lost memory of the Progenitors' war against the Host. But who the &quot;good guys&quot; were (and are) and who the &quot;bad guys&quot; were among the Progenitors is not consistent between cultures. &nbsp;It did and you're idea will definately work. There's nothing you said that is incompatible with what is in the Dark Inheritance book. Hope this helps</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MythicJustice, post: 728576, member: 4860"] The Progenitors of the titan legacies were individuals (or pairs) as described in the write-ups for each legacy; however, they are not "a Valkyrie" or "Aphrodite" or "Tammuz". The human memory of the Progenitors and their direct offspring, "The Children of Might" were incorporated into various cultures differently. Some cultures identified a Progenitor as a demon, while others, a god. Many cultures split a Progenitor into multiple different deities, such as Aphrodite, Hera, Eros, etc. The gods and demons of myth are specific archetypes taken from the stories past down from the Lost Age, when the Progenitors walked alongside mankind. This is mostly true as many legends of such cosmic conflict reflect the lost memory of the Progenitors' war against the Host. But who the "good guys" were (and are) and who the "bad guys" were among the Progenitors is not consistent between cultures. It did and you're idea will definately work. There's nothing you said that is incompatible with what is in the Dark Inheritance book. Hope this helps [/QUOTE]

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