info Overview
Name - What is The Eptáchóric Games named?

The Eptáchóric Games

 
Description - How would you describe The Eptáchóric Games?

An athletic competition dedicated to the gods

 
Games

There are seven games, each representative of each country,
1st game- 2 Horse Chariot Race - Apollonia
2nd game - Pygmachia(Boxing) - Fulgaria
3rd game - Magic Contest - Hydron
4th game - Hopolite Tournament - Thrace
5th game - Snowboard Race - Pagonia
6th - Javelin Toss - Crete
7th - Cooking - Ithaca

 
input Setup
Play area - Where is The Eptáchóric Games played? What surfaces or environments are needed?

The Games are held in an amphitheater in a different country each year.

 
Equipment - What equipment do players need to play The Eptáchóric Games?

Equipment varies by game

 
Number of players - How many people can play The Eptáchóric Games in a game? How many on each team? How many teams?

There are up to 500 players per country. The rounds keep going until a victor is decided.

 
How to win - How does a player or team win in The Eptáchóric Games?

The victor of each game competes against each other in a tournament.

 
directions_run Playing
Rules - What are the rules to play The Eptáchóric Games?

Rules vary by game

 
group Culture
Uniforms - What do the uniforms of The Eptáchóric Games look like?

All players wear a chiton with the color representing their country.
Red- Apollonia
Blue- Hydron
White- Crete
Light Blue- Pagonia
Green- Ithaca
Brown- Thrace
Yellow- Fulgaria

 
Popularity - How popular is The Eptáchóric Games?

The Eptáchóric Games is the most popular sport in Hadea.

 
Countries - Which countries play The Eptáchóric Games?

All countries in Hadea, with execption of Myria compete.

 
Teams - What teams play The Eptáchóric Games?

Each country has a team consisting of 500 individuals.

 
Traditions - What traditions are common in The Eptáchóric Games?

An animal sacrifice is held before each competition.

 
history History
Previous Winners

Xanthos

 
history Changelog
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