The Golden Fleece…No! The Golden EVERYTHING! (3D Game DROPPED!!!)
Tales of Olympus
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🎮 PLAY THE TALES OF OLYMPUS 3D GAME!
The secret is out! Ariel's 3D Greek mythology game built in Delightex CoSpaces is officially PUBLIC after an amazing school presentation! Dive into the world of the gods NOW: click here to play!
What is up, demigods, legacy kids, and satyrs! Welcome back to Tales of Olympus.
In today’s episode, we are throwing it back to the ultimate OG cautionary tale of greed, bad choices, and the absolute worst case of buyer's remorse in ancient history: King Midas and the Golden Touch.
You might remember this guy as the tacky billionaire from The Heroes of Olympus who turned Leo and Piper into expensive gold lawn ornaments, but today we are exploring the original myth. From throwing a massive 10-day party for a lost, drunk satyr named Silenus, to making a zero-brain-cell wish to Dionysus, Midas learned the hard way that true wealth isn't something you can store in a vault.
Plus, stay tuned until the very end for our Myth vs. History lightning round, where we look at the real-world 2,700-year-old tomb archaeologists discovered in Turkey
🎮 PLAY THE TALES OF OLYMPUS 3D GAME!
The secret is out! Ariel's 3D Greek mythology game built in Delightex CoSpaces is officially PUBLIC after an amazing school presentation! Dive into the world of the gods NOW: click here to play!
What is up, demigods, legacy kids, and satyrs! Welcome back to Tales of Olympus.
In today’s episode, we are throwing it back to the ultimate OG cautionary tale of greed, bad choices, and the absolute worst case of buyer's remorse in ancient history: King Midas and the Golden Touch.
You might remember this guy as the tacky billionaire from The Heroes of Olympus who turned Leo and Piper into expensive gold lawn ornaments, but today we are exploring the original myth. From throwing a massive 10-day party for a lost, drunk satyr named Silenus, to making a zero-brain-cell wish to Dionysus, Midas learned the hard way that true wealth isn't something you can store in a vault.
Plus, stay tuned until the very end for our Myth vs. History lightning round, where we look at the real-world 2,700-year-old tomb archaeologists discovered in Turkey