Ancient Worlds · the Exhibition
London 1852
The Great Exhibition, Lord Taylor, and the pieces of the resurrection that exist nowhere else.
London in 1852 is a social game — an exhibition, a guest list, an artifact with a story that does not add up. It also holds something no other era does: part of what a resurrection takes. Certain generals and certain pharaohs came back, and the pieces that brought them back were only ever found here. The rest are scattered across the other games, which is the point: nobody assembles a resurrection alone, and the parts have to be traded for.
- The way inAncient Worlds access, and a reason to be in London.
- Where this actually isWritten. Not built.
What you do
- Follow an exhibit, a guest or an artifact until it tells you something. Cleopatra is under the glass, and so are her brother Ptolemy and Caesar.
- Work the room through conversation, research and reputation.
- Come away with a piece that is worthless until somebody else brings theirs.
Who you meet
What it runs on
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medallion of ramesses -
the peace treaty