Epporea
The sixth layer of Hell, the realm of Epporea, ruled by Ludos, is a desolate and foreboding place where the very air seems to be saturated with the scent of blood and the sound of war cries can be heard echoing across the landscape. It is a realm where conflict is never far away and those who enter here do so at their own peril. As one sets foot in Epporea, they are overcome by a looming feeling of anger and thirst for conflict, with a sense of danger and unease creeping up their spine with every step.
The land is littered with the remnants of countless battles fought, with weapons and armor of all shapes and sizes scattered throughout the terrain. Many of these relics have degraded over time, worn down by the constant warfare that plagues the realm. High ranking devils are constantly at war, either fighting or preparing for battle against each other, with no end in sight. It is not uncommon to find oneself caught in the middle of a battle between two groups, forced to fight for one side or risk being caught in the crossfire.
The architecture of Epporea reflects the nature of its ruler, Ludos. The landscape is dominated by grand fortresses and towering citadels, constructed with the sole purpose of withstanding the relentless onslaught of battle. These structures are fortified with traps, mazes, and other defenses designed to repel any invaders who would dare to assault them. As one travels further into the realm, the architecture becomes more imposing and intimidating, reflecting the power and might of Ludos himself.
Ludos' influence is felt everywhere in Epporea, from the landscape to the inhabitants themselves. His followers are brutal and ruthless, seeking to conquer and subjugate others through brute force. The people here are warriors, constantly seeking to hone their skills in combat and perfect their craft of war. In fact, it is said that those who survive in Epporea become some of the most skilled warriors in all of Hell, for only the strongest and most cunning are able to survive in such a hostile environment.
Despite the constant warfare and brutality of Epporea, there are some who see Ludos as a symbol of strength and courage. They view him as a patron of the indomitable human spirit, inspiring them to become unstoppable forces of destruction, crushing all who stand in their way. However, such individuals are rare and often viewed with suspicion and contempt by the rest of the inhabitants of Epporea.
In conclusion, the realm of Epporea, ruled by Ludos, is a place of perpetual conflict and unrelenting violence. Those who enter here do so at their own peril, for they will be forced to contend with some of the most ruthless and skilled warriors in all of Hell. While some see Ludos as a symbol of strength and courage, most view him as a cruel and malevolent deity who delights in the suffering of others.
Type
Dimensional plane
Owner/Ruler