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The Battle Begins
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The Temple of Zeus calls to you once more, through the echo of thunder and stone. Your journey begins with the first confrontation, a battle between will and destiny.
Each step draws you closer to the Gods. The true battle has just begun.
BEGINNING
Each God is a unique challenge with their own identity, consisting of 4 chapters filled with trials and strategic choices.
Choose the God you wish to face and download their quest, live the battle experience, give it your all, and test your strength against the Titans to claim victory.
MISSIONS
12 Gods, 12 unique trials, and endless hours of strategy and myth. With the Full Pack you receive 48 printable sheets and a bonus 50-page novel, where the stories of the trials come to life and the great battle against the Titans unfolds.
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🪨 The Tale of the Stone Wars
In a world where the Twelve Gods were divided and the Titans hurled stone against sky, balance shattered like a marble column. Temples crumbled, seas swelled, fire froze— and only the prophecy of the Ring of Concord whispers hope: “A mortal shall walk the sacred lands, face twelve trials, and reunite the divine powers.”
That mortal is you.
In the Stone Wars, you journey through twelve epic quests—four scrolls per trial— to rebuild Temples, defeat Monsters, and restore harmony between the world and the Divine.
🔱 Begin at the ruins of Zeus’s Temple
🌊 Face the waves and fury of Poseidon
🦉 Gain wisdom on the paths of Athena
⚔️ Each scroll is a new challenge. Each shape, a choice.
As you progress, you unlock divine Bonuses, gather symbols, mark victories— and forge your own myth. All you need is a printout, a pencil, two dice, and a clear mind.
🗝️ Will you reach the end? Or remain lost in the Stone Wars?
“Only he who unites the stones shall lift the gaze of the Gods.”
HOW TO PLAY
🎮 Solo Game ⚙️ 4 Levels
🗺️ 12 Missions 🎲 Print & Play
📖 48 Chapters ✏️ 2 Dice + 1 Pencil
👶 Ages 10–99 ⏱️ 20–40’ / Chapter
⏱️ Survive 12 Rounds of Trial
🎲 Choose the God you dare to face
✏️ Forge your path by placing stone shapes on the map
⚔️ Clash with mythical monsters in battle
🏺 Uncover and claim powerful relics
🌩 Defy the Wrath of the Titans
τhe Temple of Zeus
Step into the world of Lithomachy and begin your journey with the first God. Inside the Temple of Zeus, you will discover the essence of battle, experience mythic trials, and test your strategy against divine forces. Here, the rules of Lithomachy are not learned through words but through action — through the first confrontation that will carve your destiny.Ready for the full adventure? Unlock the Complete Zeus Pack with all chapters and the ultimate trials for the true epic experience.
Embark on the ultimate Lithomachy saga with all 12 Gods and face the epic war against the Titans.
Each God unveils 4 chapters of unique trials, hidden secrets, and divine challenges, delivering endless hours of myth, strategy, and discovery.
The Full Pack grants you 48 printable sheets for limitless replay and an exclusive 50-page novel, where the legends behind each trial unfold and the climactic battle with the Titans is brought to life.
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🏛️ 2. Athena’s Papyrus
🌾 5. Demeter’s Sowing
💘 6. Aphrodite’s Mirror
🎵 7. Apollo’s Harmony
🏠 8. Hestia’s Flame
⚔️ 9. The Wrath of Ares
👑 10. Hera’s Trial
🪶 11. Hermes’ Flight
🌊 12. Poseidon’s Trident
MISSIONS
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Each God is a unique challenge with 4 chapters filled with trials and strategy.
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You can download only the God you wish, experiencing a complete adventure on a smaller scale.
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The missions include the story, the monsters, and the obstacles connected to each God.
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By completing all chapters, you reach the great divine trial — and if you overcome it, you defeat the Titans.
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Collect as many Gods as you want and play them individually or combine them until you conquer the entire epic of Lithomachy.
🌩️ The Temple of Zeus
⚡ Chapter 1 – The Gate of Thunder
In the canyon of Olympus, the hero stands before the Gate of Thunder, a cracked marble arch marked by the wrath of Zeus. Amid the storm, he is called to master the lightning and direct it into the gate’s fissures. Each loss of control burns him, the power searing his flesh. Yet through persistence and prudence, he heals the wounded marble. When the final symbol shines, the gate opens, revealing the first step of his journey.
🏛️ Chapter 2 – The Hall of Columns
The hero enters the Hall of Pillars, a vast chamber strewn with fallen and shattered marble remains. At the base of each column, he discerns runes—fragments of a celestial map. The voice of Zeus commands him to restore the constellation of the Eagle by raising and placing four pillars in their rightful positions. With titanic effort and steadfast resolve, the marbles unite through divine spark. When the constellation is complete, the dome opens, revealing a new gate to the inner sanctum.
🔩 Chapter 3 – The Sanctum of Thunder
In the Thunder Sanctum, the hero enters a circular chamber where an ancient mechanism of copper and crystal channels uncontrolled energy. At its center, a transparent column receives the lightning, while three spirals of thunder hover in restless chaos. Guided by Zeus, he must unite them without error. Despite burns and violent tremors, he completes the connection, transforming chaos into steady light. The chamber harmonizes and reveals a path leading to the imposing Throne.
👑 Chapter 4 – The Throne of Lightning
The hero reaches the hall of the Throne of Lightning, where a black obsidian seat emits living electric tendrils. Zeus tests him not in strength but in soul: if he approaches with hubris, he will burn; if he stands with humility, he will be deemed worthy. Choosing reverence, the tendrils embrace him and form a crystalline scepter. As he accepts the divine energy, the temple is reborn, the first Ring of Concord fulfilled, and a new call rises from the sea.
🏛️ The Papyrus of Athena
Chapter 1 – The Silent Library
The hero descends into the Silent Library, a vast circular hall of rotating shelves beneath moonlight filtering through a glass dome. At the center stands the statue of Athena, holding a scroll within a mechanical sheath. To reach it, he must align the spines of the books to form the constellation of the Owl. With patience and insight, he completes the pattern, and the sheath glows, marking the first trial of wisdom.
Chapter 2 – The Challenge of Wise Verses
Athena’s scroll unfolds, revealing four living verses: Wisdom, Courage, Justice, Temperance. The words rearrange like a strategic game, while symbols and numbers emerge from hidden crypts to be correctly paired. Each true union lights mirrors and strengthens the chamber’s glow; each mistake erases progress. With persistence and clarity of mind, the hero restores the balance of the verses, and a blue beam confirms the second trial.
Chapter 3 – The Astrolabe of Memory
Athena’s statue reveals the Astrolabe of Memory, shattered into golden gears engraved with Birth, Youth, Initiation, Prudence. The hero must restore their proper order, yet each mistake clouds his memory and fractures his thought. Through perseverance and inward focus, he reestablishes the sequence. The astrolabe completes itself, and a golden needle turns toward the heart, revealing that true knowledge dwells within him.
Chapter 4 – The Seal of Wisdom
Athena comes to life, enclosing the hero in a circle of light that reveals moments from his journey and choices. The trial is inward: to acknowledge faults and virtues without excuse. If he chooses honesty, the light condenses and forms a translucent spiral key, unfolding into a luminous map toward the Inner Chamber. The goddess returns to stone, yet the hero holds the first divine key, ready to follow Artemis’ call.
🌕 The Moon Sanctuary of Artemis
Chapter 1 – The Silver Forest
In Artemis’ Silver Forest, night is eternal and moonlight flows through the trees like living essence. Luminous footprints appear, carving a path deeper into the sanctuary. If the hero walks with light heart and steady balance, the sparks guide him. If he yields to fear or heaviness, they harden into crystalline thorns and the path vanishes. The trial demands harmony, inner equilibrium, and reverence for the moon’s light.
Chapter 2 – The Hunt of Reflections
The hero reaches a hollow of mirror-lakes that multiply the moon and blur what is real. In the largest lake, crystalline fragments of Artemis’ sacred stag emerge. With arrows of stardust, he must strike the reflections to freeze the water and reach the pieces. A false shot makes them vanish for a time. Through patience and precision, he gathers the fragments, ready to reunite them upon the altar.
Chapter 3 – The Assembly of the Stag
In a moonlit clearing, the hero places the crystalline fragments of the sacred stag upon Artemis’ simple altar. To hymns whispered by the wind, moon-dust resin melts and binds the pieces. When the moonstone heart is set, it begins to pulse, and the creature awakens. The Sacred Stag is reborn, luminous and crystalline, ready to guide the hero along the path of moonlight.
Chapter 4 – The Lunar Path
The sacred stag releases sparks that transform into luminous wolves, weaving a bridge of milky light above the abyss. The hero follows until he reaches a shrine of light and shadow, where Artemis awaits. At her touch, the stag dissolves into stardust, becoming a mantle around him. The gate opens in serenity; the path of the moon is complete, and the call of Hephaestus begins.
🔥 The Heart of Hephaestus
Chapter 1 – Descent into the Coreless Furnace
On the slopes of Etna, the hero finds the hidden opening leading to Hephaestus’ coreless depth. Wearing an iron helm, he descends by chain into an abyss of ash and suspended obsidian bridges. Each step must follow his breath, or the mountain reacts and seals the path. Amid unbearable heat and eruptions, he presses on unyielding, to prove he is worthy to reach the Heart of creation.
Chapter 2 – Ignition of the Forge
The hero reaches an abandoned divine forge within Etna’s depths, where the rusted Furnace of Hephaestus stands. To awaken it, he must activate four geothermal valves through intricate mechanisms. Each correct movement restores the mountain’s breath—steam, tremors, and heat fill the hall. With the fourth valve, the crust cracks and the Furnace ignites, restoring the divine flame and beginning a new trial.
Chapter 3 – The Melting of Metal
The Furnace feeds three great crucibles where titanium, orichalcum, and thesphalite flow, each bearing distinct glow and properties. The hero must regulate complex mechanisms so the alloy stabilizes at precisely 2,000°C. Every error threatens ruin, while pistons echo the bond of Power, Form, and Heart. With precision and control, he achieves balance, and the new alloy is born, ready to take form.
Chapter 4 – The Sphere of Plasma
The molten alloy pours into a crystalline heart-shaped mold. The hero places the spark of inorganic life at its core, and the metal awakens. A cooling ring hardens the shell while the core burns, until the Plasma Sphere is born. The Heart of Hephaestus pulses with the Earth’s rhythm. Hephaestus appears and seals it with his hammer, granting the hero the power of creative fire.
🌾 The Sowing of Demeter
Chapter 1 – The Valley of Forgetfulness
The hero arrives at the Valley of Forgetfulness, a barren, fractured land at Thessaly’s edge where no life endures. Winds of sand and glass-like stone bear witness to abandonment and divine wrath. At its center stands Demeter’s petrified altar, nearly buried, yet the emblem of the sheaf flickers stubbornly. The earth has not wholly forgotten. To be reborn, it needs hope—and the hero is called to bring it.
Chapter 2 – The Harvest of Hope
To restore the Valley, the hero must gather three gifts: the fragile Tear of Clouds from a cavern of steam, the Salt of Memory from a labyrinth of saline tunnels, and the Harvesters’ Ode from a clay tablet in an abandoned village. Each trial demands calm, faith, and reverence. When the three are united, Demeter’s altar begins to glow, heralding the moment of sowing.
Chapter 3 – The Sacred Sowing
Having gathered Demeter’s gifts, the hero returns to the altar and prepares the soil. He pours the Salt of Memory, awakening the earth’s remembrance, then the Tear of Clouds, cooling centuries of drought. He places the Golden Seed and plays the Harvesters’ Ode. The notes become golden waves of light that pass through the ground. The valley pulses once more, awaiting the miracle of growth.
Chapter 4 – The Triumph of Spring
The valley stills for a breath, then the earth beats like a waking heart. The ground splits and golden shoots rise, rivers fill, birds return, and life floods the land. The altar shines, and Demeter emerges, offering a sheaf—Seeds of Renewal. The hero receives the promise that every seed holds bread and hope. The Valley of Forgetfulness becomes the Valley of Spring.
💘 The Mirror of Aphrodite
Chapter 1 – The Palace of Petals
The hero enters the Palace of Petals, a hall of rose petals and mirrors that distort or reveal shifting aspects of himself. At the center stands a great cracked mirror that refuses false reflection. If he touches it without sincerity, he sees only guilt; if he stands before it in truth, the fractures glow softly. Aphrodite’s trial demands self-knowledge before any other beauty.
Chapter 2 – The Fractures of the Heart
The hero must recover three fragments of Aphrodite’s shattered mirror by passing through the Gardens of Memories, Desires, and Fears. In the first, he accepts the pain of the past; in the second, he recognizes the true nature of unfulfilled longings; in the third, he faces and accepts rejection’s voice. Sprinkled with dawn’s tear, the fragments become liquid silver, ready to heal the mirror through honesty and reconciliation.
Chapter 3 – The Union with Silver Thread
The hero returns to the dome to mend the mirror with the Silver Thread, a filament that obeys only sincerity. As he sets each fragment, every seam demands inward confession; truth strengthens the thread, falsehood destroys it. Rose petals respond, brightening or darkening to his words. With his hardest admission, the final crack closes, and the mirror shines, ready to reveal his true soul.
Chapter 4 – The True Reflection
The hero beholds in the mirror his noblest and darkest selves, dancing as one. The trial is to accept them both. When he does, they merge into light, and Aphrodite appears, granting peace and self-knowledge. A crystalline tear remains in his hand, opening the path toward the Inner Sanctum and the harmony of Apollo.
🎵 The Harmony of Apollo
Chapter 1 – The Silent Theater
The hero reaches the abandoned amphitheater of Parnassus, where music has fallen silent and Apollo’s lyre lies broken. To awaken the theater, he must walk the tiers in pentatonic rhythm, turning his steps into notes. Each true movement restores the lost melody of ages and illumines the carved symbols. When harmony is restored, a subterranean passage opens, leading to the trial of the Muses.
Chapter 2 – The Quest of the Muses
The hero descends into the underground chamber of nine niches, each devoted to a Muse and her art. He faces trials of speech, rhythm, imagination, silence, and emotion, proving sincerity and creative strength. Each success grants him a string woven from sound, light, or memory. When all nine are gathered, the Muses fade like flames, and the path back to Apollo’s lyre opens.
Chapter 3 – The Weaving of Strings
The hero returns to the theater and begins placing the nine strings of the Muses upon Apollo’s lyre. Each string, formed of light, memory, or silence, demands the proper inward state to be bound. With focus and honesty, he weaves them one by one until the lyre is reborn, shining in nine colors. Divine energy returns, yet one final touch must awaken Harmony.
Chapter 4 – The Symphony of Dawn
The hero touches the lyre, and the music transforms the abandoned theater into a living place of light and bloom. The notes spread across Parnassus, stirring nature, until Apollo emerges from the melody. Without words, he offers a quill of burning sun, symbol of creative power. The final chord becomes the Symphony of Dawn, and its light gathers into an inner flame, heralding Hestia’s trial.
🏠 The Flame of Hestia
Chapter 1 – The House That Froze
The hero enters a frozen manor where the sacred hearth has died and the house lies cold with memory. To rekindle it, he gathers objects of emotional worth—fragments of furniture, children’s toys, dry branches—and forms a meandering circle in the atrium. The act becomes a rite restoring the house’s soul. As the circle closes, a faint spark stirs, marking the beginning of Hestia’s trial.
Chapter 2 – The Gathering of Memories
To rekindle the sacred Hearth, the hero must gather three intangible fuels hidden in the house’s memories. In the library he finds the Incense of Gratitude within a dedication of friendship. In the kitchen he discovers the Crumb of Sharing etched in an old recipe. In the child’s room he collects the Tear of Joy from a worn bear. The house warms, yet companionship is still required.
Chapter 3 – The Spark of Companionship
The hero returns to the atrium and places the three unseen fuels within the meandering circle. Yet flame will not rise without unity. He kneels and whispers an old lullaby, awakening the house’s memory. The spirit of Tradition appears, scattering sparks that stir ancestral shadows. They invite him to offer his own wish. With his words, the hearth grows warm again, nearing true rebirth.
Chapter 4 – The Eternal Home
The flame spreads through the manor, melting frost and restoring life. The garden blooms, and silence becomes warm breath. Hestia appears in serene strength and entrusts the hero with the eternal flame of family, teaching that warmth must be shared. The house completes its transformation, yet the calm foretells another trial, as an approaching storm threatens the light.
⚔️ The Wrath of Ares
Chapter 1 – The Field of Storms
Upon the storm-lashed hills of Thrace stretches a field of eternal tempest, where lightning and metallic shards move like an army at war. The ground weighs upon the body, stirring fear, guilt, and memories of conflict. At the center rises a vortex of weapons and armor, living wrath of Ares. The trial is not mere passage, but mastery of inner fear, walking steadily toward the storm’s heart.
Chapter 2 – The Visions of Conflict
As the hero nears the metallic vortex, the fragments cast visions of fear, betrayal, and vengeance. Each shard mirrors an inner wound: fear of loss, hollow glory, treachery, blind revenge. Only when he names them with courage do the visions dissolve and the storm recede. The trial reveals itself as inward battle, and Ares’ voice teaches that one who recognizes fear becomes its master.
Chapter 3 – The Forging of Resolve
At the storm’s core stands an anvil of lightning, and the hero must forge the molten metal of the vortex. With a double-edged hammer, he chooses between wrath and restraint, keeping rhythm with thunder. If he yields, the alloy shatters; if he governs himself, it transforms. Gradually a radiant royal helm takes shape, symbol of disciplined strength. Ares reminds him that true victory is self-command.
Chapter 4 – The Sealing of the Fearless Heart
With the luminous helm in hand, the hero beholds Ares as a shadow of fire. Wearing the Helm of Virtuous Impulse, he does not become fearless, but sovereign over fear. The storm subsides and the field turns living plain. Ares blesses him with strength born of self-knowledge and compassion. Wrath becomes inner light, and a new trial rises—the call of Hera.
👑 The Trial of Hera
Chapter 1 – The Garden of Peacocks
Beyond marble gates lies Hera’s sacred garden, filled with guardian peacocks and ritual arches of ivy. The trial demands calm, dignified passage; haste provokes resistance and weakness. At the center shine three crystals—Faith, Respect, Justice—recognizing only one who walks with integrity. The hero must restrain impatience and prove that true strength dwells in composure and reverence.
Chapter 2 – The Mirror of Promises
Beyond the garden stretches a lake reflecting not faces, but broken promises. As the hero kneels, the water reveals fractured bonds and forgotten words. The trial requires sincere apology; if shallow, the lake rejects him, but if heartfelt, it brightens and forms a crystalline bridge. Crossing it, he restores his integrity, while Hera watches in silence.
Chapter 3 – The Chain of Oaths
Within an ancient hall hangs a chain of three links: Faith, Respect, Justice. The hero must unite them by swearing clear, truthful vows and declaring how he will honor them. If his words are true, the links cool and bind; if empty, they burn and break. Murals of the gods respond to truth or falsehood. When joined, they become a Crown of Integrity.
Chapter 4 – The Coronation of Integrity
The crown rises and, in Hera’s presence, transforms into a diadem with peacock eyes, symbol of vigilant awareness. The goddess sets it upon the hero’s head, granting lightness and inner freedom. The garden renews, and a rainbow seals divine favor. Within his heart rests the Stone of Restraint, beacon of integrity. Crowned in truth, he moves onward as Hermes opens a new path in the wind.
🪶 The Flight of Hermes
Chapter 1 – The Floating Port
Above the clouds drifts the “White Breath,” an island-airship bound by anchors of wind and shifting docks. The hero arrives by a misted lift and beholds a realm where gravity bends. He must attune four wind-clocks—Boreas, Sirocco, Livas, Ponente—by listening to their pulse. When harmony is found, the island steadies, and he begins to move as one with the air.
Chapter 2 – The Labyrinth of Aether Currents
The streets of the “White Breath” turn to moving air-currents, forming a living maze. Twelve windmill guardians pose riddles; true answers grant wings of light, errors cast him back. Each wing marks a virtue, and progress demands wit, patience, and sense of wind. When enough are gathered, the currents join into a corridor leading to the Tower of Pulse.
Chapter 3 – The Assembly of the Sandals
Within the Tower of Pulse, where steps appear only in rhythm, the hero climbs by a code of light. At the summit lie Hermes’ sundered sandals. He must bind three straps—Thought, Word, Deed. Clear intent, honest vow, and decisive action secure the wings; doubt unravels them. When the binding holds, the sandals stir, ready to open the Roads of Sky.
Chapter 4 – The Roads of the Sky
With winged sandals fastened, the hero walks corridors of aether, each step tracing light. The sky-roads test his steadiness; only when Thought, Word, and Deed align do they endure. At the end, Hermes appears and entrusts a sealed scroll of peace. Now herald of winds, he may cross worlds—yet a new summons rises: the power of Poseidon awaits.
🌊 The Trident of Poseidon
Chapter 1 – The Sunken City
In the dark depths of the Aegean trench lies lost Thalorygia, lit by bioluminescent algae and coral towers. The hero descends with hippocamp guides as the ocean’s pulse resounds like Poseidon’s heart. In the central square he finds the Trident’s base without its three prongs. The trial demands he reclaim them from whirlpools and sea beasts, proving courage and balance.
Chapter 2 – The Calming of Currents
Within a shadowed chasm, two whirlpools—Eurypios and Skyllaeos—collide, imprisoning the First Prong. The hero learns that force cannot master the sea and sounds a sacred shell to summon dolphins. Moving in harmony, they shape countercurrents, turning chaos into dance. The vortex stills and the Prong rises. One trial ends, yet two challenges remain.
Chapter 3 – The Reunion of Spears
He seeks the Second Prong in the dragon Ophioketes’ cave, lulling it to sleep with lyre-song rather than battle. Then he climbs the Rock of Storms and claims the Third within charged light. Returning to Thalorygia, he sets the three in order upon the haft. The Trident is reborn in green-blue radiance, and responsibility becomes the true test.
Chapter 4 – The Peace of Oceans
With the restored Trident, the hero faces Poseidon. The god weighs his heart and, seeing fear mastered, stills the tempests and restores balance. Thalorygia rises renewed, and the sea sings peace. Poseidon grants a pearl of calm, reminding him that power is duty. A water-woven path opens toward the next Sanctum.
