There was a time when the Olympians reigned as supreme beings from their thrones on Olympus. When there was no one who would or could challenge them for their dominion of earth and sea and sky. This golden age seemed to last forever as the Gods and Goddesses of Olympus loved and fought and quarreled among themselves, making the world turn, the seasons change. They saw the rise and fall of cities, states, and then, empires. And through it all they were loved and hated but always worshiped. There had always been pockets of Others, strangers to their lands who held to false beliefs in strange deities, but the Gods and Goddesses laughed and scorned them from on high, sending them plagues and punishments to torment them and sting their pride. As Rome grew into the secular power, the Olympians smiled and grew complacent.

And then, in 391 AD, the Gods and Goddesses received a Mortal Blow. Their own high priest, the Pontifex Maximus, the Emperor Constantine, declared Christianity the State Religion, outlawing paganism and making the worship of the Gods and Goddesses of Olympus and their Roman identities illegal.

Now, the year is 2009, and they have been reborn as mortals, their souls returned from the void by the worship brought of a faithful few. As they reawaken to their memories, how will they survive in this new world? How will they reclaim what they lost?