Hades

Welcome to Hades, a destination unlike any other. Owned by the Greek pantheon, this ancient realm is ruled by the legendary Greek god Hades. Experience a stunning landscape of mountainous terrain and lush valleys filled with rolling hills and small towns. From the rich cultural history to the stunning natural beauty, Hades offers a unique travel experience that you won't find anywhere else.

Capital: Hacian

Main Languages: Greek

Population: 2,000,000,000

Currency: Universal Credit (UC)

Government: Oligarchy

Ruler: Lord Hades

Climate

Hades is moderately temperate with four major seasons for the most part. Certain areas, such as Inferi, will see higher rainfall by at least 6 cm, while other areas like Tartarus see little to no rain annually, but rather volcanic ash storms.

Hades

Geography

Hades is nestled in a large hilly valley encompassed by the volcanic mountain range Tiberius, with several active volcanoes calling the range home. For the most part, Hades is speckled with small towns, several large cities, but mostly meadows, forests, and hills. Lush green fields, fertile farmland with rich dark soil, and small forests.

Experiences

A common misconception of Hades is the lack of things to do, but never fear, dear traveler, for the possibilities are endless. From high traffic shopping and a cultural explosion of restaurants, Styx is home to a majority of Hadian life. Not big on bustling cities? No problem, a trip 3.5 km to the west brings you to the quaint town of Inferi with businesses that have been open for generations and beautiful farmland to the meadows of Elysium!

Food

While it is not recommended to consume food from Hades in the beginning, recent changes have opened up the doors to a whole new world of cuisine! Enjoy the delicious bounty of traditional Greek crops, grown and harvested locally by generational farmers! Grocery stores are a thing of the past in Hades with plentiful farmers markets that provide high quality ingredients to restaurants all over the realm.

Culture

A rich cultural experience awaits all those who settle in Hades. While a majority of the population is Greek, there are massive cultural movements from around the world residing in the vast expanse of Hades. From the traditional coin to the afterlife for the Greeks to the weighing of your heart for the Egyptians, there is no "one" Hades; all are welcome and accepted.

Hunting

Seasonal animal hunting is allowed in only certain regions of Hades, but bounty hunting is strictly forbidden. Hades is a free realm, meaning slavery and servitude are illegal and punishable by death.