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he base of Mount Olympus rises up from the forests of eastern Graecia, near Dah'l-tan, disappearing from sight into the highest clouds above. Here, the of the gods of the Graecian pantheon make their home, ruled over by King Zeus and Queen Hera. Servitors, constructs given form and will by the gods, flit between the estates of one god and another on the mountaintop, performing errands for their divine masters and mistresses, and very ably fighting off all but the most skilled and prepared trespassers on this sacred land.
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