This video describes Spartan women as being highly liberated and autonomous for their time in history, that they wore revealing clothes and often did sports naked in the presence of men. He also says that women in Sparta were permitted to have two husbands, so that their children could have two inheritances. What features of life ancient Sparta would have made this female empowerment possible? Was it simply the absence of men, since men were away fighting wars?
In Tyrs vault we see the Greek urn with Kratos on it with wrecked bodies and a collapsing Greek structure. This Iβm assuming is his legend of being a spartan turned champion slave to the Greek Gods, turned pantheon destroyer. Anyone who visited that temple knew of him. When Mimir put two and two together he blurted out that heβs βdangling from the hip of the bloody Ghost of Spartaβ. This begs the question, if Mimir, a Scottish god, knows of Kratos, and anyone whoβs viewed the urn in the temple ( in Midgard) knows of him, How will the Aesir and other gods in other lands react to him? Will they try to ban together (maybe after he wipes out the Norse pantheon) and attack him? How will Odin react? This whole game was mistaken identity with Baldur and Thorβs sons thinking he was a giant. Freya knew he was a god and of Sparta. I wonder if she figured it out. But anyway.
Long story short: How do you guys think the Aesir and other pantheons react knowing the Ghost of Sparta is killing gods in another pantheon now?
Reading a recent post about the Lethani I've developed the thought that the Adem might be heavily inspired by the Spartans. Here are some of the similarities I've noticed:
Sparta and Ademre are both free states, both are among the oldest of the land and others seem unwilling to invade for the most part.
Sparta uses irregular architecture (not tents, as is commonly believed) in a minimalist style, the city-planning seemed chaotic and they didn't have any too notable temples and monuments, in Haert they use a minimalist style that blends in with the environment, from the description I'd think it was less planned, more random.
The children are cared for by the whole population and the government rather than just the parents, in Sparta boys started training in combat at age 7 and were sent to live in common barracks, girls were not taken into barracks, but they were also trained to fight, though not to the same extent as boys. In Ademre both boys and girls start practicing at a young age (I don't know what age, but I think it's under 7), but only went to live in the common "barracks" in their teens.
Ademre is a matriarchy, Sparta was ruled by a king and a council of elders, the council of elders had more than half women, so for the most part Sparta was ruled by women, the king was more of a commandant for the armies.
Ademre doesn't have much resources, so they sell their skill in combat as mercenaries to send back money so that the state can buy what they need. In Sparta there were no farmers, no miners, ... Instead they sent out armies to conquer lands and send back anything they need, all conquered peoples had to continue sending food, ore, wood, ... to Sparta. So both Sparta and Ademre sends out people to get everything they need, though Sparta also captured slaves to work in Sparta, Ademre does have some people doing that other work. Spartan women generally organised the state and their household, they didn't have to do actual work.
The Adem are seen as bad-ass fighters, and the Lethani is seen as a magic that lets them gather strength, but actually they are great philosophers and strongly spiritual people, but indeed most of their philosophy is about fighting. Sparta is commonly also seen as just a city of great warriors, but in their own time Spartans were known as warrior-philosophers, and they stuck very strongly to their traditions. Plato once said that all philosophers were imitators of Spartan education, and he described Chilon the
... keep reading on reddit β‘As the title says im strugling a bit with Sparta in the begining because macedon always attack me early, any tips on how to build my army and where to position them?
Is it possible to get The Wolf's armor in any way? I know you get his helmet even if you kill him or don't kill him. But is it possible to get his armor? It would be really cool, you would look like a high ranked spartan general if you had his armor on?
So both are really strong ghost rider can carry 25 tons with ease but ghost rider isn't a god nor a demi god (he is godlike though) and kratos is differently stronger
Ghost rider's Hell fire burns hotter than normal fire and it also burns the soul and the ghost rider would differently feel all the bad things kratos has done so that's a good enough reason for the ghost rider to attack kratos
