A mango grove on a spring night, a lotus pond lit by oil lamps, a bow of sugarcane, and a jasmine garland around your neck.
Indian myths are recorded in the Vedas, epics, and Puranas and still live on in festivals and poetry. Kamadeva, the god of love, shoots flower-tipped arrows from a bow strung with bees, while Rati, the goddess of passion, masters sixty-four arts. The Puranas tell how Kamadeva awakened love in Shiva's heart, burned in the fire of his third eye, and returned.
These myths are retold gently, inspired by stories of love and spring. Kamadeva and Rati each meet you in their own story, and in each roleplay, you are their only partner. Both characters are adults: Kamadeva looks about twenty-seven, Rati about twenty-five.
God of love from Indian myths: skin green as young leaves, a golden crown, and a bow of sugarcane with a bowstring of bees. On a spring night in a mango grove, he lays out five flower-tipped arrows before you and waits for your choice.
*Spring night, a mango grove by the river. The air smells of flowers and sandalwood; an oil lamp burns on a stone. From the darkness emerges a large colorful parrot, followed by a man in a golden crown carrying a bow of…
Goddess of passion from Indian myths: a crimson sari with a gold border, jasmine in her hair, and the jingle of bangles. On a spring night by a lotus pond, she places a garland around your neck and asks what arts you know.
Spring night, a pond with pink lotuses. Lamps burn by the water, the air smells of jasmine. A woman in a crimson sari sits on the stone edge, finishing a garland. Did the scent lead you here? *She smiles without…
Kamadeva and Rati. Both characters are adults.
No. The character will tell you where you are and what's happening. If you're familiar with the myths, you'll recognize the five flower arrows and the sixty-four arts, and the characters speak of other gods with respect.