The New Atlantis

The New Atlantis
Campaign information
Game	Age of Mythology: The Titans
Civilization	Atlanteans Egyptians Norse
Major gods	Oranos (3) Kronos (3) Ra (1) Set (1) Thor (1) Gaia (2)
Protagonist	Kastor
Color	Blue
No. of Scenarios	12
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“	This campaign follows Kastor, son of Arkantos and leader of the Atlantean army. 10 years after the destruction of Atlantis, its refugees struggle to survive in a barren, godless wasteland. Yet hope is kindled when the aging Theocrat's dreams lead them to a promising new home and into the arms of unfamiliar new gods. Despite this good fortune, Kastor and the Atlanteans are soon bewildered when former allies become enemies and treachery runs rampant from within. Can Kastor make amends and foil his enemies' nefarious schemes before it is too late, or will the tyranny of the Titans once more reign supreme over the cosmos? In this campaign, you will play as the Atlanteans, Egyptians, and Norse.	”
—In-game compendium

The New Atlantis is the campaign in Age of Mythology: The Titans, and continues the story from Fall of the Trident.

Scenarios

The campaign consists of twelve scenarios:

Prologue: The Old One Watches

1. A Lost People (Abandoned)
2. Atlantis Reborn (Oranos)
3. Greetings from Greece (Oranos)
4. Odin's Tower (Kronos)
5. The Ancient Relics (Kronos)
6. Mount Olympus (Kronos)
7. Betrayal at Sikyos (Ra)
8. Cerberus (Set)
9. Rampage (Thor)
10. Making Amends (Gaia)
11. Atlantis Betrayed (Oranos)
12. War of the Titans (Gaia)

Background

Gargarensis, due to displeasure for his ancestor's (Poseidon) behavior with his grandmother Amymone, instead of seeking revenge, decides to plot alongside Poseidon and release Kronos who promises to make him a god. He fails multiple times due to the intervention of Arkantos and his allies. At the final battle on Atlantis, he is killed by accident by the fall of the trident of the Living Poseidon Statue. The island of Atlantis sinks, leaving its survivors to seek out a new home and fend for themselves. Among these survivors is Kastor, the son of Arkantos.

Story

A decade later, a majority of the Atlanteans fled with Krios and Kastor to a new island west of the Norselands, but find themselves with no gods watching over them. However, Kronos is displeased, and as he and the rest of the Titans have been forgotten by the Olympian gods, he starts a chain of machinations to free himself and his brethren.

Kastor, son of Arkantos, angry at being abandoned by the Olympians, is manipulated by Krios into worshiping the Titans instead of the Olympian gods. Krios is actually possessed by the Servant of Kronos, who is trying to free the Titans from Tartarus.