The Florentines, or Invisible Heroes, are an adventuring group of Antiterra active from about 1300 to 1520 A.D.A., protagonists of at least two gestas.
| Type | Group |
| World | Antiterra |
| Era | c. 1300–1520 A.D.A. |
| Spanish entry | Héroes Invisibles |
History
- Gesta of 1300 A.D.A., the gesta of Luca, Lucio, Fernandín, Niki, Varis and Alberich. A half-amnesiac Dante led them to the first portal to Hell. This first Florentine cycle is named Florenzen. It ended with the invasion of the astral plane of the githyanki: Fernandín fell; Alberich chose to stay in the astral (“it is a good day to die”); Luca went on to the cycle of the Invisible Cities.
- Gesta of 1494–1520 A.D.A. (Great Khan / Milan). In the steppes of the Great Khan, emissaries found cities linked to Mount Analogue; in Milan, Ludovico il Moro, a diminished avatar of Graz’zt, dominated. The arc closed with the Debacle of Mount Analogue.