Image 1 — Has ayone finished the tree wood carving event?
Image 2 — Has ayone finished the tree wood carving event?

Has ayone finished the tree wood carving event?

Im at 363 tools and this is what it’s looking like so far, finished the main line of carved objects, has anyone finished or have any idea how many tools it will take to finish? Also, are the tools that reward nuts random or should they happen every certain amount of tools or for certain orders? I obviously need the nuts to be able to finish the second line of rattan objects which seems like it will take quite a bit… and yes I usually unlock the VIP on these events cause the rewards are usually worth it imo

u/Zoeville — 14 days ago

Now we got a curtain

I finished the main line for the puppy event goin on and all of a sudden I get this . I’m scared 😭 what’s behind the curtainnnnn

u/Zoeville — 1 month ago

Lost unclaimed cards!

Im confused and disappointed that two card packs, a 4 star and a 5 star that I had won in the lucky river event were lost when the card album event ended! I had left the in the top left queue for unclaimed items is this supposed to happen? :/

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u/Zoeville — 2 months ago
▲ 33 r/TheOdyssey+1 crossposts

Greek mythology in modern books?

So I do remember studying the Odyssey and Homer’s works back in high school and being acceptably interested by them. I went to see the odyssey movie by Christopher Nolan and although I did enjoy it I was not impressed by the script. I would have liked more eloquence, poetic aspect instead of the over-simplified thing he did there.

Anyway, besides that it has awakened my interest in reading more about the lore of the gods and mortals of these ancient times. I just finished Song of Achilles by Madeline Miller which was quite nice, I mostly enjoyed reading about the version of events from a different perspective (aka Patroclus) and his love for Achilles.
Before I tackle reading Emily Wilson’s translation of The Odyssey again and other epics I would like any recommendations on books that delve into this mythical world with nods to the myths that inspired all these movies.
I have heard of Percy Jackson books but I was wondering if they read very YA? Im 35F and even though I can power through some YA, it isn’t my favorite.

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u/Zoeville — 2 months ago