Tabletop game - Forgotten Gods

In "American Gods," a book by the famous fantasy writer Neil Gaiman, the idea is revealed that if gods are forgotten, they lose their power and perish. Divine, omnipotent beings become weak, helpless, and eventually forget who they are -... who they are and what their power is, what their purpose is. And the faithful flock will no longer help - only other deities, like themselves, can guide them on the path of truth.Let's see who is stronger in knowledge
"Forgotten Gods" is a card-based tabletop game where you will need to extol yourself and your journeys in the world of mortals (and not only), but here's the catch - you do not remember who you are! Tell stories about the giants of Jotunheim, about good and evil people of Midgard, about the wealthy doors of Svartalfheim. And don't forget - your true name is what will bring you true glory!Take a seat on the bench, let's chat while sitting
The leading player (the sternest of all participants) lays down one card from their hand and asks the opponent a question that begins with "Tell me a story about..." and something related to their divine essence (after all, you know the names of other Aesir, you just forgot your own name). The question should give the opponent room for imagination, rather than directly guiding them to a story and their origin. The storytelling player responds to the leader, also laying down cards from their hand on the table, starting the story with the first one you laid down. After that, they clarify with the leader whether such a story actually happened to them. The game ends after a certain number of rounds or if someone among the participants remembers their name.Who created winter and warm summer
If you enjoy simple and pleasant conversational games for large and small groups, and if you have an interest in the aura of Scandinavian mythology, then this game is for you! A pleasant design, engaging gameplay, quick rounds, and simple rules make this game a desirable guest at any party. Game duration: from 15 to 30 minutesNumber of players: from 2 to 8