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Haley ★ 26 ★ Taurus ★ EST ★ Casual Level Group Writer


Welcome fellow writer. I go by many names, but you can call me Haley or pretty much anything else. I stick to causal level groups here on the forum. I have a soft spot for thunderstorms, dark humor, strong coffee, animals, pretty words, feminine rage, mythologies, and all things that go 'bump' in the night. I've lived in the same small southern Appalachian town my whole life, and aim to travel one day. I'm open to the occasional random conversation, but please do not message me asking to write one-on-one; it's simply not something I do these days.

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I hit edit... Why did it repost it?


Dunno dude, but approved.

I *think* her sheet is finally completed. I was stumped for abilities, since most of Boreas/Aquilo is "windy snow" powers. I suppose I could add something akin to the "loneliness/calmness" powers, but I'm not certain how to translate them.

Could add more to the misc facts as well, but I'm awful with coming up with random fun fact/trivia vs. making the sheet itself.



If you want to add another power/ability, feel free to DM me here or on Discord before doing so <3 Approved.
Just gunna leave this here



Please edit in a max travel distance between portals. I know you said they can move around camp, but what is the maximum they can travel between any two portals?
first

- third cohort

(all other cohorts suck)


Updated.







There is currently one child of Jupiter and one child of Neptune available.

Written by @Sugar and Spite - GM
  • Victoria Pedretti as Avery Pierce; Daughter of Minerva, Legacy of Ceres. Age 29. Former Centurion of the second. Current Senate member. #FFA4A4
  • Odessa A'zion as Sabina Kiskova; Daughter of Pluto, Legacy of Bellona. Age 25. Former Praetor and former member of the First Cohort. Camp Counselor. #A43FB7
  • Maia Mitchell as Lilith 'Lil' Montgomery; Daughter of Trivia, legacy of Frigga. Age 24. Former member of the Third Cohort. Current Camp Augur. Color code #00FFFC


Written by: @Pathei Mathos - Co-GM:
  • Tayson Madkour as *Cassian Slade Murphy*; First Cohort Centurion; Grandson to Ares and Hephaestus, Legacy of Mars; 25 years of age; #D54102
  • Tyler Young as *Nikolas Kanan Rumancek*; Grandson to Hades and Hermes, Legacy of Deimos; 27 years of age; #669966
  • Christopher Briney as *Leonidas Varo Corvin*; Son of Neptune, Legacy of Euterpe; 27 years of age; #0E6EFF


Written by @Apoalo - Co-GM:
  • Camilla Julia Asper, Daughter and Legacy of Jupiter | FC: Rayna Vallandingham | Age: 22, current female Praetor
  • Colter Jace Burnett, Legacy of Paháh and Hecate, Grandson of Poseidon and Deimos | FC: Paris Brosnan | Age: 27
  • Lucius Eirik Cresswell, Son of Angitia, Grandson of Apollo, and Legacy of Eir | FC: Parker Queenan | Age: 23


Written by @Moon Child:
  • Eden Céline Ashford, Daughter of Aphrodite + Legacy of Flora | FC: Heloise Huthart | Age: 26
  • Alix Eleanora Parker, Daughter of Hepheastus + Legacy of Pele | FC: Miya Horcher | Age: 23


Written by @Altered Tundra:
  • Derex Torvald "Rex" Steiner, Son of Mars, Legacy of Thor | FC: Florian Muteanu | Age: 28 - Former 4th Cohort Centurion, Current Senator of New Rome |
  • Janel Georgina "Gigi" Russo, Daughter of Pluto, Legacy of Diana| Victoria Konefal | Age 22, Former Second Cohort, Currently Lives in New Rome with Sabina | #9966cc
  • Jeremy Rejesh Grover (goes by Grover), Son of Dionysus, Legacy of Balarama, Hindu God of Agriculture, former 4th Cohort | FC: Avan Jogia | Age: 25, Former Fifth Cohort, Lives in New Rome | #996515


Written by @Sadie:
  • Delaney Jade Barlowe, Daughter of Bacchus, Legacy of Bellona ~ FC Jennifer Lawrence ~ 24
  • Dalton Noah Matthews, Son of Thanatos, Legacy of Luna ~ FC Matthew Daddario ~ 26
  • Marlowe Kali Aston, Daughter of Trivia, Legacy of Discordia ~ FC Selena Gomez ~ 22


Written by @SalemFlame:
  • Rikki Mercator | Son of Janus | FC: Brenton Thwaites | Age 24 | 2nd Cohort | #FFA500


Written by @Nallore:
  • Madalyne Crane - Daughter of Trivia - Legacy of Ares - Cohort 3rd - FC: Danielle Rose Russel - Age: 22


Written by @Kuro:
  • Rauni Räikkönen | Daughter of Aquilo (Boreas) | FC: Emma Myers | Age: 24 | TBD, 3rd Cohort | #6699CC


Written by @Thayr:
  • Luka Matthias Bolea, Son of Hercules, Legacy of Lugh | Centurion, Third Cohort | FC: Dani Ramierez | Age: 27 | #FFD700



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  • Camp Jupiter is located in Oakland Hills, near San Francisco California. The main entrance to the Camp is the Caldecott Tunnel.
  • Camp Jupiter is more warlike, disciplined and militaristic than Camp-Half Blood, and so are their demigods.
  • Campers are composed of both Demigods and Legacies.
  • They do not see ‘fauns’ (Satyrs) as equals. In fact, they deem them as lesser creatures who do not have a role in their society. This is a huge contrast to their Greek counterparts, who consider the creatures an integral part of their camp.
  • The weak do not survive - plain and simple.
  • Instead of Cabins, Campers are sorted into five different cohorts here at Camp Jupiter. Cohorts are assigned upon arrival to Camp Jupiter, and are chosen for you by the camp Praetors. Cohort selection are based on:
    • Godly Parentage and Legacy. While the Cohorts are not divided by Godly Parentage, certain gods may earn you a better spot in a better cohort (ex. Mars).
    • Letters of recommendation from current Legionnaires, Veterans, or family members.
    • If there were any special circumstances upon a demigods arrival (like helping others make it safely to camp).
  • There are five different Cohorts, each one having their own reputation. The First Cohort is considered the best, while the Fifth Cohort is considered to be where the lowest of the low reside - Kind of the laughing stock of CJ if we’re being honest. Additionally, here is your second passcode: what tarot card do you think looks the coolest? Don’t say ‘idk anything about that’ - google it.
  • Any one, regardless of Godly Parentage, that lives in New Rome are considered part of the ‘army reserves’ and can be called upon anytime that Camp Jupiter goes to battle.



  • Camp Jupiter's societal structure consists of many roles:
    • The Senate: Composed of Camp Veterans, Praetors, Centurions, or the Augur. For the sake of our AU, Camp Veterans can be elected to the Senate, just like other camp officials. The Senate has a total of ten chairs/positions available. They discuss and make all final decisions on issues that arise within the camp - such as to grant a quest or not.
    • Praetors are the two elected officials of Camp Jupiter. There can only be two at a time - one male, and one female. They act as leaders of all of the Legion's affairs, including battle.
    • Centurions are the leaders of the Cohorts, similar to how Camp-Half Blood has Cabin Leaders. There are two for each cohort, totaling to ten Centurions across the camp. One male and one female Centurion for each Cohort. You have to have at least five years of service in the Legion, and also a completed quest to qualify for this position.
    • Legionnaires are your basic campers. They keep the camp running by tending to the camp in a series of rotating chores.
    • Probatio: None of our characters will be young enough for this role, but it’s gotta be included in the lore. Probatio’s are the grunts of Camp Jupiter. Everyone is a Probatio until they have completed their first year of service.
    • Medics: An important part of camp, Medics help heal Legionnaires both on and off the battlefield.
    • Messengers: Letter carriers for the current Praetors. Messengers are exempt from grunt work.
    • Augur: Basically the camp prophet. De Facto leader if both Praetors are ever away from camp. Responsible for giving camp ‘tattoos’.
    • For the positions of Praetor, Centurion, Legionnaire, Probatio, Medic, or Messenger, the OC must currently be ‘serving’ Camp Jupiter, meaning they are still fulfilling their ten year requirement, or they have chosen to sign up for additional years of service.



  • Field of Mars: Filled with trenches and hidden tunnels, this is where the demigods have their war games, occasional monster hunt, and war drills. After every war game, the Legionnaires build a new fort, that way there is a new challenge each time.
  • Temple Hill: Located near New Rome, this is a large hill where demigods can find temples and statues dedicated to the Roman gods. The most important Temples here are Pluto’s Shrine, Temple of Mars, Temple of Bellona, Temple of Mercury, and Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus. While these are the ‘most important’ temples, you can find a Temple/Shrine for every major Roman god and goddess on Temple Hill, thanks to the work of Jason Grace some forty odd years ago.
  • Principa: The meeting area for the Praetors to discuss important matters.
  • Via Principa: The living area for Praetors.
  • Mess Hall: Where you eat, duh. Seating arrangements are assigned by Cohort, while Officers and Senators have their own table. Guests are welcome to sit wherever they like. Food is served by ‘invisible’ servers (minor wind spirits).
  • Baths: you better be washin’ your butt, bro.
  • Baracks: Home to the weaponry, and Cohorts 1-4. The Fifth Cohort is located near the Mess Hall.
  • The Little Tiber: Named after the ‘Tiber’ of Rome, the Little Tiber is not as large as it’s ancestor, but flows with the same force. The river has its own magical force - similar to the rivers of the Underworld - and acts as a magical barrier for both Camp Jupiter. It flows into the lake on the south side of New Rome and is said to keep out all ‘threats’, such as “salesmen, monsters and Greeks.” The Little Tiber can - and will - wash away Greek blessings. We DO NOT swim in the Little Tiber or the lake.



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Home to veterans of the Legion, and sometimes to other demigods, New Rome is a bustling city found East of Camp Jupiter. New Rome boasts a busy night life scene, plenty of store fronts, a university, and a small hospital. It is said that New Rome has the best designers and architects, just like Ancient Rome. Most buildings are made of white marble and have red roofs. Some of the marble buildings have domes and columned porticoes, like national monuments. Others look like palaces, with golden doors and large gardens. It is rumored that the gods sometimes come here to relax, or have children with former members of the Legion. New Rome is a ‘safe place’ - no weapons can be brought over New Rome's magical borde/barrier, known as the Pomerian Line. This rule and the border are enforced by Terminus, the statue god of boundaries. (There are multiple Terminus statues around the border of New Rome. They can and will speak to you. Please do not remind the Terminus’ that they do not have arms. Remind me who your favorite Greek or Roman god is for your last passcode.)




  • Circus Maximus: A smaller scale of the Circus Maximus in Ancient Rome, this is where Camp Jupiter hosts their horse races.
  • The Forum (basically the main hub of New Rome) is studded with statues and columns. The plaza is also decorated with statues, columns, and fountains.
  • Coliseum: Again, a smaller version of the one from Ancient Rome. This is where former members of the Legion have their battles. One of Camp Jupiter's punishments is cleaning the bull pins at the Coliseum. It is five stories tall, stands beside the Circus Maximus, and can be seen from Camp Jupiter.
  • New Rome University: Provides further education for former members of the legion, and even some Greek Demigods.
  • Ceres’s Garden: New Rome's farmers market, found in the Forum from 7am-3pm every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Members of New Rome can rent a booth to sell their wares. Currently owned by Avery Pierce (@Sugar and Spite).
  • More locations will be added as our writers create them.

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  • Roman demigods attend Camp Jupiter; located in Oakland Hills, California. Here they are required to serve a minimum 10 years in the Legion before retiring in New Rome, or venturing out to the mortal realm.
  • They are fluent in and can read Latin.
  • Oftentimes, they have ADHD and/or dyslexia - just like Greek Demis.
  • All Roman demigods and demigods who have served the Legion are trained in the style of Roman Legions’.
  • All Roman demigods and demigods who have served the Legion have a ‘tattoo’ on the inside of their right forearm. The ‘tattoo’ does not fade because it is burned on the skin by the camp Augur. The mark consists of the symbol of the demigod's parent, SPQR, and a barcode-like line representing each year they have served the Legion.
  • Roman demigods typically arrive at Camp Jupiter between ten and twelve years of age. It is very rare for a Roman demi god to arrive later on in life. These demigods nearly always find the wolf mother, Lupa, prior to arriving at Camp Jupiter. Lupa raises demigods she finds worthy at the Wolf House. After the demigods training is complete, Lupa gives them directions to Camp Jupiter. Upon their arrival, a Praetor will decide if the demigod can join the Legion. They will then be sorted into their Cohort based on family letters and any opinions of those willing to vouch for them at that time.
  • These demigods have weapons that are made out of Imperial Gold. They fight with Roman weapons, such as spathas and spears. Children of Underworld gods may use weapons made of Stygian Iron.
  • Roman demigods do not really see other gods as their family. While they may consider their half-siblings as their siblings, they normally do not classify other demigods as their cousins, or gods as their Aunts and Uncles. In some instances, they may consider some gods to be their grandparents. I ain’t typing all this for fun. First passcode: what’s your favorite song right now?
  • Camp Jupiter is a year-round Camp, meaning that Roman demigods live at Camp full time, year round. They can leave the camp on very special occasions, such as quests.
  • The standard camp t-shirt for Camp Jupiter is a dark shade of purple.
  • Camp Jupiter has an elephant that the campers take turns caring for. He is the son of the original camp elephant, Hannibal. The name of our current elephant is Hannibal the Second, but he prefers Hannibal.


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  • Usually, these demigods attend Camp Half-Blood in New York. There are two ways a Greek Demigod can end up at New Rome/Camp Jupiter in our AU:
    • One, they can choose to train at Camp Jupiter instead of Camp Half-Blood and become part of the Legion from a young age, serve their ten years, etc. This is more likely to happen if they have a Roman legacy.
    • Two, they can retire to New Rome after their training at Camp Half-Blood, just like they would have if they had served the Legion.
  • Usually trained in the style of Greek Warfare.
  • They read and speak Ancient Greek.
  • Most Greek Demigods die in their teens, making it crucial that they get to either Camp as soon as possible. The stronger their godly parentage is, the more monsters they attract.
  • Greek Demigods have been known to fight with a plethora of weapons, the most common ones usually being swords or long bows. Their weapons are made out of Celestial Bronze, and children of Underworld gods can use Stygian Iron.
  • Greek demigods do not really see other gods as their family. While they may consider their half-siblings as their siblings, they normally do not classify other demigods as their cousins, or gods as their Aunts, Uncles, etc.
  • Camp Half-blood is more of a summer camp, allowing demi-gods to live in the outside world for fall/winter, and return the following summer if they arrive. This is one of the many reasons that Greek demigods have ‘less’ training.
  • While Greek Demigods are allowed in our AU, please understand that Greeks and Romans have been at odds for years. The Romans are very traditional people, and see it as their duty to protect the last traditions and memories of Rome. Therefore, Greek demigods that choose to attend Camp Jupiter may find it more difficult to rise through the ranks, and/or earn the respect of their peers. Just because the Greeks and Romans now live in peace does not mean that there still aren’t some prejudices from certain individuals.
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  • Please, for the love of the gods, don’t change the formatting. I have things laid out the way that I want them, and would appreciate it if you stuck to it. You can add all the color, symbols, aesthetics, headers, etc that you want - just don’t move things around or add extra sections. Thank you.
  • The code might be broken, bro. I try, but I ain’t perfect. DM me the sheet on RPG if you need help.
  • Please only post completed sheets in the OOC for GM review.
  • You must list all of the ‘passwords’ at the END of your ‘Extra Info’ section for your sheet to be approved. There’s three in total throughout the OOC. Best of luck hunting.
  • If there are heavy/dark themes - I wanna see a trigger warning.
  • You must remove all instructions/explanations from the sheet for it to be approved.
  • Replace ??? with your color code of choice.
  • The GM team reserves the right to ask you to change anything about your Character Sheet that we see fit. These things may include: changing your faceclaim because they are too old/young, or changing the color code for your character because it is too harsh on the eyes.
  • Six Big Three children total will be allowed across the cast (Jupiter, Neptune, Pluto). Two per god, one per writer. No cap on Legacies as long as the OC is not overpowered and we are not getting overran with them.






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