The Book of Eers

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A collection of myths from the records of an ancient civilization, centred around the main god Eers and his son Ersaf, the patron god of man. 

This isn't a real mythology. I made all of it up. But I'm trying to go for the vibe of real myths, so if you find that fun, maybe this is for you.

Will contain: Many gods and goddesses, high stakes adventures and goofy protagonists.

Chapters marked with (M) are full myths and chapters marked with (F) are facts and tidbits about the events or characters featured.All Rights Reserved

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