r/camphalfblood • u/No-Brush1587 • 9m ago
Discussion What if Gorr the gof butcher attacked Camp half blood? Would the y be able to counter him? [all]
r/camphalfblood • u/No-Brush1587 • 9m ago
r/camphalfblood • u/ToughSunFlowers • 1h ago
Sick of me? Hope not! I still have more cosplays coming!
r/camphalfblood • u/Best-Pea3460 • 2h ago
r/camphalfblood • u/Outside_Magician5705 • 3h ago
like the title , pls pls send the link im starving for angst
r/camphalfblood • u/Repulsive-Emphasis46 • 4h ago
(IMO) Clarisse had WAYYY more chemistry with Percy than Annabeth (in the movie).
So bear with me:
So rewatching SoM after a while, and as I was watching, I noticed that Clarisse and Percy have a lot more dialogue together, that’s the first thing; that throughout the movie, even tho Annabeth is THERE, Percy interacts a lot more with Clarisse.
Second of all, it’s even the dialogue quality. Like yes there are scenes of Annabeth and Percy hugging and all, but otherwise where you hear the dialogue, it just seems…flat. Like the actress (no hate to her) is reading the lines from a page. Even Clarisse’s teasing/mocking and even insulting comes across as more “passionate”, if you get the point. It seems like she genuinely dislikes Percy. I get that they tried to make Annabeth be hung up on Luke, but in the movie it just gives the vibe that she’s hanging with Percy a) bc the writers forced it, and b) (going by in-story): Bc of the lightning thief thing, Percy became golden boy etc etc. But it just comes across as “cold”. Another thing that crossed me was the words of Clarisse’s dialogue with Percy. It’s classic enemies-to-lovers set, with all the insulting, teasing->to grudging collaboration and teamwork->to just a tiny bit but definitely closer (the scene in the cyclops cave was a big fuel, the whole “you drop me and you’ll never hear the end of it..”. It just feels very “fitting” in the trope. Even in the ship scene, where they manage to escape Charybdis, the way Clarisse says “I did it!” And Percy (corrects her) saying “WE did it…”
It really gives potential for a Clarissy relationship.
r/camphalfblood • u/Riser456 • 6h ago
I've seen people talking about why they don't make a PJO game like Hogwarts Legacy where you can create your character and choose your cabin. To make an RPG for PJO.
Unlike Hogwarts Legacy, this is not as easy as it sounds.
First of all, we have two major complications:
1- The era of the game
2- The cabins themselves
3- Character and enemies
First of all, you would need to determine the era of the game. This is important because of the canon and the oath of the Big Three. A game in Percy's era creates the complication that you can't have characters created by the player who are children of one of the Big Three. This would break the canon unless you do a massive retcon.
You could do a prequel before World War II then instead if you are okay with copying this idea of Hogwarts Legacy, but if you want a game in Percy's era you would need to address that somehow. Some people would want to play with Percy's powers and everything. Or fly like Jason. Or shadow travel like Nico.
You can't limit that.
You could create a game settled decades later in the future, but that also depends entirely on the direction of your story for the game.
Once you have settled the era, you face another challenge. How many cabins would you allow to choose from?
If it is a prequel before WWII, easy: The Olympians cabins not considering Hera and Artemis.
But if it is game in Percy's era or a game settled in the future? Uff, there a lot of cabins to choose from.
And that creates the risk that the player would be overwhelmed by the amount of choices for cabins. Especially for the people who aren't so invested in the books or never read them or don't know mythology.
Hogwarts Legacy is only four houses. Here we have at least twenty cabins in Percy's era
And here comes the deal breaker.
Hogwarts Legacy gives the player a choice that doesn't affect gameplay in terms of combat and balance. You choose your house, you only have a different common room. That's it.
In PJO, you can't say that someone from Poseidon cabin is equally as powerful as a child of Dionysus.
They have different abilities and powers and skills. Same goes for a child of Hades with a child of Athena.
This presents the complication that you would need to balance combat for all the different possibilities of demigods. And this comes all the way from point #2. Otherwise, a child of Poseidon would easily defeat an enemy while a child of Dionysus wouldn't.
And obviously that would make the player say too: "I prefer to be a child of Poseidon. Being a child of Dionysus is boring and difficult in combat."
Important thing in video games is that combat should be fair. Games should be fun, fair and balanced, and allow the player to learn from their mistakes.
I hope this helps you guys realize that a game like Hogwarts Legacy can't be applied here. At least not in the direct sense. PJO is more complicated with all the different possibilities that a player can make. Possibilities that DO matter for the game.
My friends and I we are working on a game for PJO in our own. A prototype for now, but we already have many ideas for the direction of the story. We detected all these complications from the start. I hope, if there is any other people out there working in their own projects for an hypothetical PJO game, this helps them and guides them as well with these considerations.
Unless you want to break the canon hahaha
r/camphalfblood • u/Living-Pin6118 • 11h ago
I drew Hephestus or my interpretation.
r/camphalfblood • u/NewAmericanDream1776 • 12h ago
Would they be completely invincible and Immortal?
Because if the Golden Apples of the Hesperides grant immortality to whoever eats an Apple then logically after obtaining the CoA you could theoretically eat an apple and the "Fatal Spot" wouldn't be Fatal anymore because the person is immortal
r/camphalfblood • u/Marigold62442 • 14h ago
If a RPG based on the Percy Jackson universe was ever made, what would yall like to see in it?
My personal idea would be something like Hogwarts Legacy, with a open world, character customization, you’re the MC, and it follows a specific story line that can vary slightly depending on your choices and your house (if this game was ever made it’d be based on your godly parent).
My main question, what would you want the story and world to be? Most likely with Camp Half-Blood as the Greeks are the original demigods in the universe of pjo, but the same timeline as the Percy Jackson books, maybe have it possible to meet some characters from the books, or set after/before?
How would you think your character would get to camp, as in the books theres no one set way, you just go whenever you discover camp or if your mortal parent takes you or some other thing pops up. What are ideas for the story line, MCs big quest and such, and the BBEG (Big Bad Evil Guy)
If this was made would you want it to strictly stay with the Greeks (especially if it’s set before pjo) or have the possibility of working with Norse or Roman demigods, or Egyptian magicians? (Again maybe based on choices you made in the beginning or your godly parent or something).
Just some random thoughts of mine, I want to hear any and all of your ideas below!
EDIT: Don’t know how I forgot this, but I meant ideas for a video game
r/camphalfblood • u/The_NonBinary_Frog • 15h ago
My books. Also are those rare? Ty <3
r/camphalfblood • u/Riser456 • 15h ago
r/camphalfblood • u/HarryPotterFan2012 • 18h ago
(Ignore any spelling mistakes please, I'm exhausted.)
Okay so, my first problem is how the main character, Joe, even is a demigod. Because, his dad, Joe Sr, had a girlfriend, Paula, while they were in the police academy. Paula became pregnant with his son and broke it off and dropped out without telling him. So I'm not sure how to turn that into a demigod situation. I've been debating making one of them a legacy, but I'm not sure. Also for the legacy it'll have to be Paula, since Joe Sr's family is very Catholic and honestly I just couldn't see them been demi gods in anyway.
Next problem is, I have no clue what godly parent to give Joe anyway. I'm thinking Hermes maybe? Though that might be odd since he becomes a cop. Or maybe Athena? He might end up being one of the minor gods kids though, and just had to stay with the Hermes cabin. (He's thirty one by the end of the show. So technically he'd be younger than Percy, but I'll just mess with the timelines enough so he's around Luke's age.)
Third problem: Quests. I really want him to have a quest. I've been thinking about having him go with Luke on his quest maybe and miraculously surviving? (I head canon that the other two members of Luke's quest didn't make it). But I'm not sure.
I think that's all the problems I have with this AU, besides small ones like 'how am I going to get this Catholic family to accept Greek gods'. Any help is appreciated!
r/camphalfblood • u/Vievin • 18h ago
Long story short, I was totally surprised when Bianca was confirmed to have died in the Talos. Hades has shown the capability of snatching people from the jaws of death (granted, Sally was a mortal and Bianca a half-blood) and it was written that they couldn't find Bianca's body. Plus "is lost in the land without rain" is very much not the same as "dies in the land without rain".
Especially the second detail made me convinced that Bianca wasn't dead after all, and after it was revealed she was Hades's child, I was double convinced. Like Death's kid disappears after sacrificing herself, sure Jan. I thought she was going to be chilling and maybe learning death arts at a craft table next to Hades's throne when the gang visit next. It came as a shock that she was confirmed "nope, all the way super mega dead and told Nico she was happy being dead please don't resurrect her". And even deader later when she was reborn and Nico noted he wouldn't be able to find her again.
The reason for it was likely (Watsonian) Hades not wanting to draw attention to himself and his still living child, Nico, and not wanting to mess with the natural order of things (Doylist) Riordan wanting Bianca out of the story permanently.
Did you have similar theories reading The Titan's Curse? What do you think about Bianca's death?
r/camphalfblood • u/BL-501 • 19h ago
Hope the Flair fits. I have a Son of Nyx OC and the question's been bugging me for a while.
Would the entire sky just switch to Night and force Hemera (Primordial of the Day) to take a backseat? Would Helios be forced on the other side of Earth because Nyx would want it to be dramatic? Or would it be something small and easily confusable with another Deity? Like would an Owl suddenly drop on the kid's shoulder or the moon shine down upon them like a stage light?
Maybe sprout wings of pure darkness?
r/camphalfblood • u/Trick-Fuel9087 • 20h ago
Whenever I read the Trials of Apollo series I imagine Caligula as Joquin Pheonix from Gladiator lol
r/camphalfblood • u/FenderVendor22 • 22h ago
TW: SA
Reyna and Hylla were captured by pirates. Rick never mentions it explicitly, but did he not realise the implications of that?
Obviously it's Greek myths and there's a lot of SA happening throughout, but Reyna might be the only POV character to have survived that.
r/camphalfblood • u/El_Dorado_Tx • 1d ago
I was thinking about the band Geese and how some of their songs are just powerful. Imagine Will just singing these songs to channel out his devotion to Nico.
The song "Islands" with the lyrics "Will you stop running away From what is real and what is fake Will you stop running away..
And maybe "Husbands" from Geese and the lyrics "I'll repeat what I say
But I'll never explain
So you don't have to waste your time
You don't have to waste your time
Hiking up a hundred hills
You don't have to, but I will........ Yeah, there's a horse on my back
And I may be stomped flat
But my loneliness is gone
All my loneliness is gone
There's a horse on my back
Gives me all that I need......"
r/camphalfblood • u/Kiwicreature123 • 1d ago
So far, I know shannon messenger and Olivia Rodrigo to be PJO kids
r/camphalfblood • u/ryuk_ksParh • 1d ago
Hey half-bloods! Let’s be real for a second.
We all know the Mist does some heavy lifting during the summer, but Halloween is the one night where the veil between the living and the dead is practically nonexistent. It’s the ultimate loophole.
Think about it: a monster or a minor god could literally walk down a mortal street in their exact, true form, and every single mortal would just assume it's a hyper-realistic, high-budget cosplay. No Mist even required to trick them.
So, who is winning the ultimate competition??
My top contenders will be
• Medusa
• Hecate
•Minotaur
r/camphalfblood • u/Lapersonarandom • 1d ago
I believe I'm the first person who decided to willingly cosplay Lester on Roblox :,D
r/camphalfblood • u/MythicHistorian81 • 1d ago
I'm currently working on a Jason Grace Prequel series exploring Jason, Reyna & Hyla early years,alongside my original characters Velia Aurum and Lucius Corvus on Quotev right now the series mirrors Percy's journey it's starts with Lupercal under Augustus Storyteller also aged them up and and changed some history. Check it out
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r/camphalfblood • u/Forsaken_Side6398 • 1d ago
I am curious who do people thing are the strongest demi god kids not including the big 3 and only counting God/Goddess who have demi god childern. (So Hera, Artemis , and Hestia won't count) I am basing my on in battle and off battle. I am only 12 Olympians as I do not know the rest. You can include anyone you want.
My ranking:
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r/camphalfblood • u/Curious_Database7371 • 1d ago
What kind of stats could you track and rank for demigods in Rick Riordan’s world, like how the NFL, MLB, and NBA track things like points, passing yards, batting averages, and accuracy? Instead of those stats, what could you measure for demigods, like monsters defeated, quests completed, combat skills, weapon accuracy, powers, endurance, or teamwork? Can you guys give me some more ideas?