About Egypt Fire
Egypt Fire brings gods, heroes, monsters and legendary artifacts from ten ancient cultures together in one place: Greek, Scandinavian, Egyptian, Hindu, Celtic, Japanese, Slavic, Chinese, Aztec and others. Read, study, test yourself — and build your own collection of knowledge.
📖 Ten pantheons
Each pantheon is a separate world with its own gods, heroes, creatures and artifacts. Convenient filters by region (Europe, Africa, Asia, America) and sorting help you quickly find what interests you right now.
🏛 Detailed character cards
Explore epithets, domains of power, symbols, key stories and connections with other characters. Add your own notes to any entry and mark what you have learned to track your progress.
📜 Myths as Stories
Classic plots — from "Titanomachy" to "Bridge to Lanka" — are presented in structured articles designed for 5–7 minutes of reading: introduction, development, denouement, themes and related characters. Save your favorites to revisit later.
🕸 Connection Graph
An interactive map of family ties, alliances and rivalries within each pantheon. Touch a node to discover who is whose father, brother or eternal enemy.
🧠 Quizzes
Customize the challenge for yourself: choose the pantheon, difficulty and number of questions. Various formats — from classic multiple choice to "pick up the artifact for the owner." Daily tasks and streaks help keep your knowledge sharp.
⚔️ Arena and Pantheon Duels
Card duels where gods, heroes and creatures are rated by four powers: Power, Wisdom, Mystique and Legend. Attack with your strongest attribute, defend with the right card, and spend Favor on Empower, Smite, Mend and Insight abilities. Complete ten trials and defeat the champions of each pantheon — Zeus, Odin, Ra, Amaterasu, Perun and Vishnu.
📊 Collection and Achievements
Track your progress separately by gods, heroes, creatures, artifacts and myths. Level up, maintain a daily streak and unlock achievements such as Quiz Master, Kindled Flame, Pantheon Keeper, Pantheon Conqueror and more.
For whom
For those who love myths and legends, for students and schoolchildren, for authors, game designers and gamemasters looking for inspiration, and simply for anyone interested in how different peoples explained the world.
Start with any god — and see where the thread leads in Egypt Fire.
