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Specific information[]
- Ikariam uses "s37" in its URL as the server designation for this world, no matter which community / language version you use
- Ikariam:
- Uses the Greek Alphabet as names for the first twenty-four (24) worlds; one through twenty-four (1 — 24)
- Uses Greek Immortal Deities as names for thirty (30) worlds; twenty-five through forty-four, forty-eight, fifty, fifty-two, fifty-six, fifty-eight, sixty & sixty-four through sixty-seven (25 — 44, 48, 50, 52, 56, 58, 60 & 64 — 67)
- Uses Greek Mythological Figures (Deified Mortals WP, Kings WP, Notable Women WP and Minor figures WP) as names for five (5) worlds; forty-five, fifty-three through fifty-five and fifty-seven (45, 53 — 55 & 57)
- Uses Greek Mythological Creatures as names for four (4) worlds; forty-six, forty-nine, sixty-one and sixty-two (46, 49, 61 & 62)
- Uses Greek Mythological Heroes as names for four (4) worlds; forty-seven, fifty-one, fifty-nine and sixty-three (47, 51, 59 & 63)
- Ikariam:
- Ikariam used/uses a few specialty servers:
- "Speed servers" (1) (Closed) (not used often / reset after each session) - Special servers for when they needed to test changes that occurred at higher levels of the game and it would have take too long at normal speed to reach those higher levels of game play or researches
- "Global / International / Pangaia servers" (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5) - Special server for players from ALL language communities to play together on the same server
- "Asphodel / Graveyard servers" (1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5) - Special servers (Graveyards) for when players ghost out of the game
- These servers are located at the EN site (https://lobby.ikariam.gameforge.com/en_GB/hub GF)
- "Test servers" [ 1 (Closed) / 2 (Closed) / 3 (Internal use #1) / 4 (Internal use #2) / 5 (Internal use #3) / 6 (Internal use #4) / 7 (Open) / 8 (Closed)] - Special servers for testing the beta WP patches before they go out to the live servers
- These servers are located at the EN test site (https://lobby-test.ikariam.gameforge.com/en_GB/hub GF)
- "War servers" [ 1 (Closed - Rounds #1 - #7) (reset after each round - 1 per language group) / 2 (Closed - Permanent Round #8) / 3 (Global / International / Permanent Round #8) / 4 (Global / International / Permanent Round #8)] - Special servers with special rules, designed specifically toward in-game battles
- The Ares Global / International servers are located at the EN site (https://lobby.ikariam.gameforge.com/en_GB/hub GF)
Statistical information[]
- The Active Lips world makes up:
- Lips (s37) is Active in 1 community
- This means that there would be a Total of 15 LipsT (s37t) world servers if none were Closed nor Merged
- The Active world represents:
- 2.2222 % of the 45 total Greek immortal deities servers
- 0.6944 % of the 144 player accessible servers, excluding the specialty (Speed, War, Pangaia, Asphodal and Test) servers
- 0.6579 % of the 152 total player accessible servers
- 0.0827 % of the 1209 grand-total player accessible servers
- 0.6211 % of the 161 grand total number of all of the world servers
- Each Active individual community that has the Lips server is 100 % of the group of 1
- The Active world represents:
Special Attributes[]
This is a Special Server in the following communities:
CZ
DE & ES
EN & FR
GR
IT
RO
RU
General information[]
In ancient Greek religion WP and myth WP, the Anemoi (Greek] WP Ἄνεμοι, "Winds") were wind gods who were each ascribed a cardinal direction WP from which their respective winds came (see Classical compass winds WP), and were each associated with various seasons WP and weather WP conditions.
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Lesser Winds[]
Four lesser wind deities appear in a few ancient sources, such as at the Tower of the Winds WP in Athens:
- Kaikias was the Greek deity of the northeast wind. He is shown on the monument as a bearded man with a shield full of hailstones.
- Apeliotes (or Apheliotes) (the name means 'from the (rising) sun') was the Greek deity of the east wind. As this wind was thought to cause a refreshing rain particularly beneficial to farmers, he is often depicted wearing high boots and carrying fruit, draped in a light cloth concealing some flowers or grain. He is clean shaven, with curly hair and a friendly expression. Because Apeliotes was a minor god, he was often syncretized with Eurus, the southeast wind. The Roman counterpart of Apeliotes was Subsolanus.
- Skiron was the name used in Athens for the wind which blew from the Scironian rocks (a geographical feature near Kineta WP to the west of Athens). On the Tower of the Winds, however, he appears on the northwest side. His name is related to Skirophorion, the last of the three months of spring in the Attic calendar WP. He is depicted as a bearded man tilting a cauldron, representing the onset of winter. His Roman counterpart is Caurus or Corus. Caurus was also one of the oldest Roman wind-deities, and numbered among the di indigetes WP ("indigenous gods"), a group of abstract and largely minor numinous WP entities.
- Lips was the Greek deity of the southwest wind, often depicted holding the stern WP of a ship. His Roman equivalent was Africus, due to the Roman province Africa WP being to the southwest of Italy WP. This name is thought to be derived from the name of a North African WP tribe, the Afri WP.
Other minor wind deities included:
- Argestes "clearing", a wind blowing from about the same direction as Skiron (Caurus), and probably another name for it
- Aparctias, sometimes called the north wind instead of Boreas
- Thrascias, the north-north-west wind (sometimes called in Latin Circius)
- Euronotus, the wind blowing from the direction, as its name suggests, between Euros and Notos, that is, a south-southeast wind (Euroauster to the Romans)
- Iapyx WP, the northwest wind about the same as Caurus. It was this wind, according to Virgil WP, that carried the fleeing Cleopatra WP home to Egypt after she was defeated at the battle of Actium WP.
- Libonotus, the south-southwest wind, known as Austro-Africus to the Romans
- Meses, another name for the north-west wind
- Olympias, apparently identified with Skiron/Argestes
- Phoenicias, another name for the southeast wind ("the one blowing from Phoenicia WP", due to this land lying to the south-east of Greece)
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