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Welcome to the dark underworld of Tartarus!

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Welcome to the dark underworld of Tartarus!

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Tartarus is the dark underbelly prison of the Greek world. Where the screams and tortures keep its prisoners damned for eternity.

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Heavily guarded by the monster Campe, the cyclops occupies a cell in tartarus.

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Liver eaten by vultures.

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The Greek Monster Campe, a monster who guarded the Cyclopes and Hecatoncheires in Tartarus.

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The pit of Tartarus'

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The pit of Tartarus

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This is Sisyphus, a prisoner in Tartartus. He was placed there for trying to cheat death.

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The Titans were banished to Tartarus after losing the war with Zues and the other Gods.

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The spinning wheel of fire.

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Tityos, slayed by his father Zues for the attempted rape of Lato, mother of Apollo and Diana. As a punishment, his liver was eaten out by vultures.

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In the underworld, there are three sections. Tartarus is where there's a hellish pit for the bad, where the gods imprison their enemies. Elysium is a promise land for the good. And Asphodel Meadows is a place for the everyday souls to wonder.

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Hades is the Greek god of the Underworld and the dead. He was well known for having a cloak of invisibility and being accompanied by his three headed dog Cerebus. And even though Hades was the God of the Underworld, he wasn't known for being bad amongst the Greeks. He was known just for keeping the laws and prisoners of Tartarus.

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In the of pits of this hellish prison, souls are devoured by the torment and despair. Longing to escape, but doomed for eternity by the Gods and their crimes. Punishments ranged from the spinning wheel of fire, to rolling boulders up endless hills. Or filling a water jug with holes in it, standing in water and never able to fulfill thirst.

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Meet Cronos, the father of Zues, Hades, and Poseidon. Of course he had more children, however he ate them. Zues later defeated his father and banished him to Tartarus for the rest of eternity.