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Hekatonschoinos
'Urban Legends has it that Kallisto, who was ever rumored to be a psychic in the first place ever since Holly Alto's insanity, became so wacky that Kallisto's whims alone had spawned this landmass. This rather strange setting is now the Capital world of Kallisto's nascent Church of Alexandros.'
Hekatonschoinos is the capital world of the Church of Alexandros. It is currently underdeveloped, and most residents are either the followers of the new religion or immigrants seeking work.
Hekatonschoinos, despite the relative underdevelopment and underpopulation, has scores of opportunities for work, featuring infrastructures for work in all fields of careers, as well as multiple shops and merchant work. The major force in the neighborhood is the supposed creators of the landmass and certain founders of the new city, the Union of the Insane in which Kallisto is a part of, and despite its split to maintain their hold over their old domain at Sunset Valley, Union of the Insane remains the most powerful household in Hekatonschoinos. Most houses available are largely middle class dwellings, and land is plentiful in the region.
In terms of style, Community rabbit holes are mostly surprisingly non-Hellenic, which is not surprising due to the lack of community buildings supporting the Greek style. However, there are many Hellenic style buildings, such as a park/temple Naiskos tou Propatros, or a small temple of the Forefather, and an incomplete segment of the Agora, where the first segment with its food vendor, public baths, and a Chapel, at the central islet of Hekatonschoinos. As for residential lots, there are some modern buildings sprinkled around, but the 4 dominant styles are the Naos-Strapedon style buildings usually reserved for the faithful and almost all of them located at the Gulch of the Faithful at the northwestern side of the city, the Agroikotatos style building which has that rustic feel, the "Attic" style, a semi-modern style that is planned to be redone to fit the Hellenic style, and the rather Greek-style dwelling with a large barn for animals as well as huge space for gardening.
Geographically, Hekatonschoinos is divided into 7 distinct parts: There is the Northwestern Islet, which is the smallest Islet of Hekatonschoinos, and there is only one lot: the second Palace of Pella-Syrakousai which is marked as a exclusive lounge, without its exclusivity. Bordering that is the Cradle of the Faithful, which is shaped sort of like the Triskelion, and it is quite densly laid with residential lots, most of them developed. It is the only segment of the Hekatonschoinos to have the Naos-Strapedon style dwellings, and the more traditional Ancient Greek-style houses are also common in the said region. It is also the most important, as it is where the Hekatonschoinos Chapter of the Union of the Insane lives, but also because of the strategic Tiberium field just below their dwelling along with the Palaistra Stratotike (the Martial Arts Academy) which is designed to have more of the Eastern feel, the Art Gallery and the Junkyard. Below that is the Islet of Governance, which is insignificant for the most part, with only the City Hall and another Traditional Ancient Greek-style house located at the islet, although with some fishes and collectibles there. Below that is what ended up being the East Asian Enclave, and there was most of the unoccupied residential lots, as well as it being the center of small-scale employment, although it also housed the Theatron, the Science Lab, and a Mausoleion. Moving Southeastward is the Military islet, housing one residential lot, the Military Base, and the Rocket Assembly. Moving East is the Lower Nome, the largest portion of Hekatonschoinos, housing the Plumbbob Film Recording Center, the Eastwind Trade Center, a Gymnasion, and a Library, as well as the Central Park, and it too has a number of residential lots, 4 of them of the semi-modern "Attic" style, as well as a Epiteichisma style (which was more of a medieval castle influenced lot) housing that was used by the Scholars' Union and the Alkmaionids back in Sunset Valley, both relocated to Hekatonschoinos. Connecting from the Lower Nome is the India Islet, jokingly named because it was located the farthest to the east with few large lots, and the second largest islet above it (and connected to the west by the Cradle of the Faithful), where some businesses and school existed, as well as an library and a public Nectary, alongside a few residential lots, most of them empty, although at the southern jut, there is the Stadion, the Hospital (named Asklepeion), and the Attalid dwelling in their Palace resort style. Connected to it alone, is the Central Islet with its large beach and the Agora.
However, it was only a matter of time before sims were attracted to the once isolated neighborhood like moth to the flames: jobs were plentiful, the place was fairly large and countrylike rather than suburban, and the buff established by the rumors around its creation led to some immigration just for curiosity. The "Attike" style house were quite readily available from the beginning, and Kallisto and the others also went around building more houses, thus a ready availability of housing and low prices due to underpopulation inevitably led to mass immigration.
Notable immigrants not initially related to the Union of the Insane are mostly what the Greeks called the Klerouchoi, East Asian immigrants drawn to Hekatonschoinos due to cheap land and work opportunities, as well as the presense of the Union of the Insane itself. The first two Klerouchoi families are the Kang Family and Kagawa Family of Korean and Japanese origins respectively, both settling at what would be the Asian Enclave, to a point where in the Union terminology that part of Hekatonschoinos was called the Klerouchia, and call the immigrations Doron Pragmas, or "gift of work".
Union of the Insane, Hekatonschoinos Chapter: Effective rulers of the neighborhood, they command skills, authority, and influence beyond the imaginations of an average sim. They are also the head of the Church of Alexandros faction, and the head of the organization Kallisto is present there.
Mathetai: Initially retinue to Kallistrata, their initial starting point ended up getting them involved in the new Church, and having nothing to lose, joined the Greek household to the new land.
Alkmaionidai: Having been stuck with the Union of the Insane things simply because of their houseguest Lysistrata and more so, their own family member Eurydike, Kleisthenes only finds the Union quite to their taste after Kallistrata's entrance, although Kleisthenes' amity with Kallistrata is quite too thick, says the other household members, many of them quite tired of batshit insanity.
Scholars' Union: What was the old power, it is essentially Beauty 4 minus Kallisto and Achaia along with Kallisto's once estranged simbot Stephanophoros, and the husbands of the remaining two. It might not be the powerful household that it once was, but they still got ton of moola to spare.
Kang Family: One of the first two Klerouchoi families, they are the first to experience Kallisto's experimentation with what the Athenians experimented with first.
Current Cash: around 8,000 simoleons
Difficulty: 3
Members: Ju Hoon Kang, Se Yoon Kang, Nam Hee Kang, Yoo Gyoung Kang
Kagawa Family: The other Klerouchoi family, they also owe their allegiance and state of life to the nascent Church.
Attalidai: The old power before the Beauty 4, it is the party-loving family as usual. The Attalid dissatisfaction with the Sunset Valley dwelling led them here, although they also got the news of the second and to be completed version of the Palace of Pella-Syrakousai, something that was reported to be pure awesomeness for all party lovers, despite the female members' opposition to Demetria back in Sunset Valley.
Members: Alejandro Woodward, Veronica Woodward, Rose Woodward (dog)
Kirk Family (Story Progression)
Current Cash: 20,000 simoleons
Difficulty: 2
Members: Hector Kirk, Takisha Rio, Rita Sowell
Combat Butlers and Rich Girls family: One of the families moved in due to the growth of Kallisto's Klerouchiai program, they've migrated to Hekatonschoinos without being classified as such nor affiliated with the Church in any ways.
Schoinos means rope, and the plural form is Schoinoi. The region in Ptolemaic Egypt named Triakontaschoinos, meaning 30 ropes, is the basis for the name, and hence the usage of the singular form schoinos at the ending rather than schoinoi. This is because numbers above 3 does not have inflections. The name might be unfitting, since Hekatonschoinos imply that is is much larger than the region, as Hekaton means 100. However, since Schoinos does not have an exact measure (the unit historically varied between region), the name might make sense if the unit was drastically smaller, sinice Hekatonschoinos is a large city at best, Triakontaschoinos an entire region.
There is a routing fail on the World, one of the reasons for the lag. It is the connective piece of land between the Cradle of the Faithful and the Islet of Governance.File:ErrorLocation.pngLocation of the said problem, although the World shown in the snapshot here is outdated.File:FAIL.pngOne of the minor mistakes. Most routing issues have been resolved.
Gallery
The Public Workshop and the part of the open Market portion of the Agora
The Main Agora: The Marketplace, the Gymnasion, the Tower, and the Chapel
Lower Nome
Attalid Resort
Entirety of the Agora at the moment: The Market, the Public Workshop and the Hippodromon kai Skeuothekai Hippikai
Naiskos tou Propatros: Small Temple of the Forefather
