From then on, Claiming became a common occurrence at Camp Half-Blood, with new campers normally being claimed at the campfire. However, after the war was over, Percy made the gods promise to claim their children by the time they turn thirteen and build cabins for all the minor gods, in accordance with the wishes of Ethan Nakamura and Luke Castellan. Many unclaimed demigods or demigods born from a minor god felt neglected by their parents and by Camp Half-Blood and turned away from the Olympians, eventually leading to the Second Titan War. At Camp Half-Blood, any unclaimed demigod was also placed in Hermes' Cabin.
It's possible that some demigods aren't claimed to keep them safe, as once a demigod learns who they are, they may begin to attract monsters that wouldn't have noticed them before. In The Dark Prophecy, Apollo is unsure if Georgina could be his daughter as he can't remember having any relations with a mortal around the time that she was conceived. It is unknown why, but it is mentioned that even the gods lose track of all the children they have with mortals. However, other demigods were never claimed, even after arriving at camp. Before the events of The Last Olympian, not every god had a cabin so a claimed child of a minor god would end up in the Hermes' Cabin. At Camp Half-Blood, being claimed is considered a great honor and they use this knowledge to sort the demigod in question into the cabin of their godly parent. This was a sign that the demigod child was a son or daughter of a certain god. Whenever gods have a child with a human, it was the god's choice to claim that child or not. 5.5 Camp Jupiter Classified: A Probatio's Journalĭescription Camp Half-Blood series.1.2 Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard.
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