Celestial Empire: War of the seven gods

as to reduce the human population. Giant balls of earth and fire pounded the soft wet earth. On the appointed day, the screaming sounds of humans, the melody of bones breaking, the s

ind to survive. The cities were protected by a dome created from science and the Okun of mystical beasts captured from the depths of Olóòkun's oceans, the heights of Ọlọ́run's skies, and the innermos

st occasionally, but man is no longer doubtful of the existence of the gods. He is aware, fully aware, that

pirits of divination such as me and Obàtálá, the patron deity of humanity. The land of Ilé-ifẹ is ruled by a god-king. What is a god-king? You may ask and lucky for you, I will answer. Within the kingdom of Il

singly aggressive foreign policy. Its people are proud and warlike, preferring to hunt and go to war. The region we now know as Ọ̀yọ́ has conquered many lands and is still conquering as her scientists and priests work increasingly hard to expand the dome that prot

e of turmoil, submitted to a confederacy under the leadership of the Ewi. The mountainous region is steep and treacherous to invaders. A lesson that Ọ̀y

gh, and like Èkìtì, they are primarily acephalous. They have also submitted to a confederacy under the Deji. The resources and favorable climate of Òndó have made it a target by Ọ̀yọ́, and the only thing between the peaceful cocoa farmers a

ey are also the most industrial of all seven kingdoms. Efficiently producing a vast majority of the military hardware of the time. The people of Èkò are sophisticated and hardworking

e black arts, and the kingdom itself is protected by Esu and several covens of witches. The Benin people produce coral beads, and various treasures needed t

great kingdoms, but thanks to Ìjẹ̀bú, all we have left are seven. They lend out soldiers to the other nations. Soldiers, well versed in the arts of espionage, arson,

his soul will vanish into nothing. The arógunmátìdí are the knights of the seven kingdoms, avowed followers of Ògún, the god of war, and Ṣàngó, the god of thunder, they sometimes manifest superhuman abilities that may see

to Ilẹ