| Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Shortly into the Main Quest, Oblivion Gates begin to appear in the game world, and persist until the hero closes them, or they are closed by completing the Main Quest. Most of the gates will lead to one of seven random Oblivion Worlds. The general features of these worlds are more or less the same: blasted earth, sparse plants, crooked ruined towers and walls, massive bloody black claws, and a Sigillum Sanguis tower with the Sigil Stone that keeps this mini-world from collapsing into nothing. The huge gates are also reminiscent of Tolkein's Black Gate of Mordor, though on a smaller scale (but still huge relative to the Oblivion game world). |
Fantasy game art from Throne of Olympus . Heracles is the only hero/demi-god who appears in the game. The other opponents of Athena are the main pantheon of the Greek gods: Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Artemis, Demeter, Dionysus, Hades, Hapheastus, Hera, Hermes, and Poseidon. Zeus only makes an appearance during the story slides. In general, the artwork for the gods and heroes do not feature most of the iconic elements of a particular character: Poseidon, for example, lacks his signature trident.
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