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Walküre:
As you may notice, there are also some elements that suggest the involvement of Uranus: the ruined statues on the cliff and the palace/star observatory in the area of the temples. Well, I envisaged them as a reminder of an ancient Trojan cult dedicated to the titan. An ancestral connection that could support Troy in the most desperate time. ERGO: look at the passages... ;)

AulëTheSmith:
Yesss i didn't recognize it firstly, because i don't play the game since a long time. How does it work? Is the passage a special power of Uranus?
Speaking about personal culture i didn't know trojans were devoted to Uranus in ancient times



I just love the art concept of Aom, all depictions are very expressive and make the gods realistic   (**)

Walküre:
No, this is just the product of the infinite mazes of my broad imagination :D

Given that Troy is a very ancient city, I wanted to feed this antique connotation and show that Trojans worshipped the titan as a heathen cult, before the coming of the classical gods. Cult that still persists with the passages. The one in the sacred area is connected with another one, beyond the cliff that surrounds the scenario. It will be the passage via which the survivors and refugees of the city are going to flee from the massacre. Furthermore, the study of the stars is a common theme throughout the oldest civilisations, such as the Pre-Columbus ones or Babylon. Ancestral times. Ancestral knowledge.

Fingolfin König der Noldor:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LwZ6AOUvHo

AulëTheSmith:

--- Zitat von: Fingolfin König der Noldor am 30. Jun 2017, 17:36 --- (**) (**)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LwZ6AOUvHo


--- Ende Zitat ---

Yessss that's what I call an epic intro  8-)

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