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*The <c>Fruit of Tizerus</c> references the [[Wikipedia:Pomegranate#Ancient_and_Modern_Greece|Pomegranate]], which was known as the "fruit of the dead" in ancient Greece.
*The <c>Fruit of Tizerus</c> references the [[Wikipedia:Pomegranate#Ancient_and_Modern_Greece|Pomegranate]], which was known as the "fruit of the dead" in ancient Greece.
* Ilysia (<c>Ilysian Caryatid</c>) mirrors [[Wikipedia:Elysium|Elysium]] or the Elysian Fields, the abode of the blessed in the lower world.
* Ilysia (<c>Ilysian Caryatid</c>) mirrors [[Wikipedia:Elysium|Elysium]] or the Elysian Fields, the abode of the blessed in the lower world.
*[[List of secondary characters#Theros|Klothys]], one of the Fates, (<c>Furious Rise</c>) is a barely concealed take on [[Wikipedia:Clotho|Clotho]].
*[[List of secondary characters#Theros|Klothys]], God of Destiny, (<c>Furious Rise</c>) is a barely concealed take on [[Wikipedia:Clotho|Clotho]], one of the Greek Fates..
* The <c>Labyrinth of Skophos</c> is a play on the [[Wikipedia:Labyrinth|Labyrinth]] of [[Wikipedia:Knossos|Knossos]] that held the [[Wikipedia:Minotaur|Minotaur]], the monster eventually killed by the hero Theseus.  
* The <c>Labyrinth of Skophos</c> is a play on the [[Wikipedia:Labyrinth|Labyrinth]] of [[Wikipedia:Knossos|Knossos]] that held the [[Wikipedia:Minotaur|Minotaur]], the monster eventually killed by the hero Theseus.  
* {{card|Terror of Mount Velus|title=Mount Velus}}, where the forge of [[Purphoros]] burns, is similar to Greek accounts of [[Wikipedia:Mount Etna|Mount Etna]].
* {{card|Terror of Mount Velus|title=Mount Velus}}, where the forge of [[Purphoros]] burns, is similar to Greek accounts of [[Wikipedia:Mount Etna|Mount Etna]].

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Cards throughout Theros Beyond Death heavily reference Greek mythology. There are also some throwbacks to the art and flavor Theros block.

Greek mythology

Throwbacks