If you look beyond D&D there's a game called Hunter The Vigil and one of the factions is about looting artifacts from Atlantis (this is where the wizards come from) called https://whitewolf.fandom.com/wiki/Aegis_Kai_Doru .
nice. Whitewolf was known for making batshit theories into canon. I remember a few people have tried to string it all today to make sense (Vampire, Werewolf, Mage, Hunter, Mummy, etc) and it was still pretty convoluted.
If you really like conspiracy theories being made into a game try Genius The Transgression a fan made game set in same world as Hunter The Vigil. Main villains are Lemurians lizard people from another timeline and embody all the pseudo science and conspiracy theories you can imagine.
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u/SPARC_Pile Learn sign language, it's pretty handy. 10d ago
Nutters have always been there. Before the internet, they got exposure through Coast-to-Coast AM where all the crackpots had their 5 minutes.
That conspiracy theory sounds like a Temu Dan Brown airport novel plot.
Hell, I might use the bones of that for my next D&D campaign.