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Eris

2021-09-06T19:40:28Z

MoxieM: /* Historical Synopsis */

Eris is the primordial of discord and chaos, currently voiced by Dan D.
[[File:Eris.jpg|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’3 (in non-binary form), 5’6 (in female form), 5’10 (in male form)

'''Weight''': 108 lbs (NB), 119 lbs (Female), 150 lbs (male)

'''Hair''' Color: Dark brown to black, style, color and length tend to depend on my mental state at the time.

'''Facial Hair''': Usually none, don’t rule it out though.

'''Eyes''': Burning gold when I remember myself, dark brown when…what was I saying again?

'''Distinguishing Features''': My skin is pretty pale, matched with the hair and the clothes people think I’m goth…and little did they know I did help the Visigoths topple Rome so…lucky guess? When at the height of my power, I’m often seen with large black wings or at least the shadow of them.

=== Family ===
'''Parents''': [[Nyx]], just Nyx… sisters are doing it for themselves *wink*

'''Siblings''': [[Nemesis]], [[Thanatos]], Hypnos, Geras, Momus, Apate, Oizys, Philotes, Aether, Hemera, The Oneiroi , The Keres , The Moirai, The Hesperides, Astra Planeta, Eleos, Sophrosyne, Epiphron, Hybris, Anaidea, Epiales, Achlys, the Arai, Alastor, Aporia, Kakia, the Maniai, Eurynomos, Elpis, Charon and the Nosoi

'''Spouse''': Unmarried, mostly unloved.

'''Children''': Solo Children: Ponos (♂ hardship), Lethe (♀️ forgetting), Limos (♀️ starvation), Dysnomia (♀️ lawlessness), Horkos (♂ forsworn oaths), Thrasos (♂ recklessness), Homados (♂ battle noise), Alala (♀️ war cry), Ioke (♀️ onslaught), Adikia (♀ injustice), Alke (♀️ battle strength), Kydoimos (♂ confusion), Proioxis and Palioxis (♀️ onrush and outrush of battle, twins), The Makhai (♂ battles), The Algea (♀️ sorrow), The Hysminai (♀️ battles), The Phonoi (♂ murders), The Androktasiai (♀️ manslaughter), The Neikea (♀️ quarrels), The Pseudologoi (♂ lies) and The Amphilogai (♀️ disputes).
With Zeus: Atё

=== Professions ===

The CEO and creator of 'Insane Troll Logic' a tech company focused on social media platforms and gaming. It's flagship product is the app 'Fnord Forth!'.

=== Residence ===

Floor 18 of the God Complex.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Eris was lost. Had been for years upon years. A long time ago, they resolved themselves to the fact that they would never have a relationship with their family, nor relationships period.

They let themselves drift into the chaos they themself personify. Walking in a fog, adrift on the sea of humanity. Their entire “identity” of the great goddess Eris drifting away. Only recently did they slowly start to become aware again.

As they remember, they reflect: thinking back on what led them to their self-imposed “exile” and even their regret on their own choices that led them there, not completely blaming the other gods alone. To this end, their motivation is currently to reconnect with their “family” despite how past attempts played out.

'''Nicknames:''' Discordia, Enyo, Erida, The Infernal Goddess, Monster Goddess, Mal/Malum.

Not a nickname, but worth noting: they consider themself gender non-binary and has no preferred pronouns, answering to she/her, he/him, they/them interchangeably and without offense.

'''Likes:''' Chaos, strife, turmoil, confusion, stirring the pot, drama, noise, crowds, blackbirds, humor, new experiences, pain, danger, uncertainty

'''Dislikes:''' The status quo, conformity, restrictions, labels, rejection, silence, being alone, the rule of law, monotony, authority (either legitimate or imaginary)

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

Eris is chaos and that is where their power comes from, but it is also where they can lose themself. their relationship with discord is as parasitic as it is symbiotic. They can reach a precipice where they can easily slip away from the real world and fall into an endless void of madness.

They've spent centuries lost in delusion and confusion and it’s frankly a more familiar place to their now than sanity/clarity. They're still not fully used to “making sense” or even carrying on conversations. As part of this cycle of madness, there are large chunks of their memory they will never recover no matter how stable they become.

This destructive connection between their power and their psyche extends to nearly every facet of their powers: shapeshifting could often lead to a loss of control of their form or becoming immaterial could often lead to losing touch with the physical realm altogether.

Even before their self-imposed exile their social skills, or lack thereof, was their downfall. Never truly knowing how to connect with others, despite their genuine desire to just that.

This contrast leads to their next flaw: their temper. They are apt to lash out at others when they don't understand how to move forward or are rejected. Exploding with empty vengeance that often hurts them as much as it does anyone else. They act without thinking, letting the volatile volcano of emotions inside them erupt without any resistance.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Life is Chaos.''' Eris exudes chaos. They can see the patterns of “order” and actively disrupt them. This is mostly achieved through small, seemingly inconsequential, acts that then take on an almost Rube Goldberg effect as thesy flower in unpredictable ways. Another way this power manifests is their ability to “bring out the worst” in others, amplify their emotions to sometimes nigh-uncontrollable degrees or even, when fully charged, to create a fog of confusion and alter their perception of reality.

'''Chaos is Life.''' Eris is made stronger by discord and strife. She/they can “feed” off of it. In ages past, this power would allow them to grow to gargantuan heights (see ‘limited shapeshifting’ below); in the modern era, it is more often used internally to strengthen their other abilities or for simple raw power.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' As stated, they had been able to once control their size and mass to rival the giants in stature, but they haven't used this power in eons. As a trickster god they are quite adept at changing their shape but its most common usage these days is to fully explore their relatively recent discovery of their gender non-binary status having three main forms: female, male and gender neutral.

'''Aether.''' Eris can become immaterial, fade into the veil behind the material world, used most often to blend in with crowds, can also be used to plant subliminal suggestions when they are slightly out of people's perception.

'''War God.''' Eris is a war deity. They may not boast Ares' sheer muscle, but they are stronger than your average god. Though strong, their amplified physical prowess is most often shown in skill (both in martial ability and with weaponry), agility and speed than in brute force.

As with many gods, Eris has a special connection with animals, for Athena it’s owls; Hera it’s peacocks; Hekate it’s hounds, etc. For Eris, it is blackbirds, ravens and crows specifically. They are often attracted to Eris, follow them, protect them and Eris can even communicate with them to some degree.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Eris favors a darker palate usually with a splash of color to contrast. They could be wearing all black with a neon green neckerchief to top it off. They favor no particular style, going from formal to BDSM to grunge in the span of a day. Their gender fluidity presents itself in their clothing choices as well, often choosing clothes that are atypical of the gender they are presenting as at any given time.

'''Alternative Dress Wear''': When in the full glory of Eris, they often are adorned with black feathers, or at least a feather motif. They do favor asymmetry and dark colours in either guise.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Golden Apple Tree.''' A tree created by Eris and only accessible to them. It was created as the pinnacle of their power and the focus for their abilities, as one who has no focus his/her/themselves, it is capable of bearing fruit “designed” to bring about a specific outcome rather than just random discord.

'''The Cornfield.''' A personal “hammerspace” Eris cultivated centuries ago from the Void that was their birthplace. This is where they keep their golden apple tree, their clothes, and their weapons.

'''Many, many weapons.''' Eris has cultivated an extensive stash over the centuries of several weapons, both modern and archaic. They do own firearms but bladed weapons are their personal preference and the primordial keeps several swords, short-swords, knives and even a spear (or fifty) in their personal hammerspace.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

The origins of the goddess Strife has been much debated (fitting for a deity defined by discord). Hesiod says she is the progeny of Night and Homer says she is the twin of Ares (with the implication then being she'd be born of Hera and Zeus, though only the Ares connection was emphasized). Hesiod however went with the more prominent view that she was Nyx’s daughter “who dwells above in aether”, would be adored by mortals when they finally came to understand her actions, while her other side was pure chaos, vile and monstrous with no redeeming value.

An early tale of Eris is her riding into battle with Typhon against Zeus (who rode with Nike as his second). Whereas he was punished by eternal imprisonment under Mount Aetna, she escaped unscathed much as her brother Hypnos avoided Zeus' wrath, by being the child of the great and powerful Nyx.

Eris was considered a consistent companion of Ares, as were many of her children, as he and the gods of war rode into battle, but she was said to be even more bloodthirsty. Often described at the last on any battlefield still going strong after all others had left. They say she would start out a battle small and insignificant but as the havoc grew, she would soon tower over all, “raising her head up to heaven”.

As much as she was often disdained, she also often called upon by other gods to do their “dirty work”, particularly that of the Queen, Hera. One noticeable example is when a young couple dared to say they loved each other more than Zeus and Hera loved one another. This harmless off the cuff declaration led to Eris not just destroying their lives but, worse, causing them to destroy their own lives up to and including the murder and cannibalism of their children.

This love/hate relationship between her and the other gods came to head at Thetis’ momentous wedding. All the gods were invited…save her. When Eris arrived regardless and was turned away, she tossed one of her golden apples into the crowd, landing at the feet of Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena. It was engraved “to the fairest”. Their envy and vanity led to a quarrel, the most powerful of goddesses fighting led to panic, a contest was formed to quell this and yet its culmination (and the folly of a mortal man) led to the abduction of Helen of Troy, the Trojan War was born and the world was afire with chaos, strife, and conflict.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Daimon/Eris.html</ref><ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eris_(mythology) </ref>

=== Introduction written by Dan D ===

How nice of you to come visit with me, no one ever really does…you’ll have to forgive me, my sweet, if I seem a bit off, I’m not quite myself, you see…though to be fair, I get the feeling I was never quite right…I got lost along the way, a long, LONG time ago and darn the luck if I’m not still looking for where I got to.

Any spare change you may have would really be super! Just need to get myself going and I’m sure I’ll find me again, that old scamp.

What? Oh yes, I’m sure you’d like to know more before you make an investment in my self-discovery…

My name? Eris, yes, that’s it…Eris. I’m a planet now, don’t you know? Yeah, I don’t see any revenue from that sadly.

I think once there was more than one of me, more than just one simple little Eris. There was this great and terrible ancient force called Eris once, the daughter of Night, a mad darkness fuming out of the underworld; her terrifying progeny in tow. Then generations later, there was the other me…the wily young godling, daughter of the King and Queen of Olympus. Our stories were always so cyclical, you see…like dear comely Eros, who showed up with the Mother of us all at the dawn of creation and then again later as the progeny of Love and War…or did I just make that up?

War…Ares…was…my brother? I’m fairly sure. If I remember correctly, that is. I certainly remember us being rather close, constant companions…my friend. We fought together countless times, ravaged entire country sides…it was sublime.

So I suppose my family wasn’t all bad.

They came to me when they needed what I had to offer: when they needed a little chaos in their lives.

My mother doting on me when the Queen of the Gods could not see fit to smite others herself. My father laughing at the frenzy all around me, his laugh like thunder: it reminded me of when he was a boy.

But when times were good? I suddenly found myself out of favor.

There was this wedding. A grand affair. Very important to the family, especially dear old dad, he had some kind of fixation on the bride, which was very him. “Everyone who’s anyone is going,” they all said, so of course guess who wasn’t invited?

So rather than sit around and mope, I thought I’d go anyway, “Screw ‘em!” right? Crash, have my own fun, make the best of it. I even brought them a gift.

When I arrived, they were having the time of their endless lives. Doing what they do best: trying to one up each other, preening and prancing around each other in a dance of rarefied vanity. I knew that this was what they saw all the time, the “best” of themselves and me? Well, I just didn’t fit into that pretty picture, and Fates above, I did NOT want to!

So played into the only way they knew how to relate to me: when I was offering them something. I brought forth my gift: an apple, from my tree. Gilded as all of my crop are by design, but this one was special, just for my family, and bore a very special message: “to the fairest”.

Such an apt label for what unfolded, because well, it was a thing of beauty! You should have been there, chaos playing out in just the pattern I had intended. The auric apple rolling right into the crowd landing at the feet of the most noble and admired ladies in the room. Soon they too didn’t seem very fit to be among the greatest their family had to offer. Mother, Hera, sister Athena, and “cousin” Aphrodite all vying for the pert golden fruit and the “honor” it carried like common wenches rioting in a dirty street. I’ve never felt more alive.

From the seeds of that fruit, the Trojan War bloomed. Oh, what a time to be alive, let me tell you. I looked at my work and wept tears of pure joy. One should always be proud of one’s achievements, but I truly felt I had outdone myself on this one. What sport! What grandiose revelry. Holy discord in all its splendor.

Once more, however, my family didn’t seem very happy with me, are you sensing a theme? Not even dear Ares…the great God of War was supposed to be my best friend and here I had started the greatest war our people had ever known! Perhaps he was jealous…how positively delightful.

So…in return for writing the stories they are today best remembered for – The Iliad, The Trojan War, The Odyssey – what gift did I get in return? The same one they always had ready for me….nothing. The same thing…I have now.

Nothing…endless nothing…as true now as it was then…and so I…I then…wait…so sorry, I seem to have lost my train of thought. What was I saying? Oh yes…can you spare a dollar?

Eris

2021-09-06T19:39:54Z

MoxieM: /* Magical Artifacts/Weapons */

Eris is the primordial of discord and chaos, currently voiced by Dan D.
[[File:Eris.jpg|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’3 (in non-binary form), 5’6 (in female form), 5’10 (in male form)

'''Weight''': 108 lbs (NB), 119 lbs (Female), 150 lbs (male)

'''Hair''' Color: Dark brown to black, style, color and length tend to depend on my mental state at the time.

'''Facial Hair''': Usually none, don’t rule it out though.

'''Eyes''': Burning gold when I remember myself, dark brown when…what was I saying again?

'''Distinguishing Features''': My skin is pretty pale, matched with the hair and the clothes people think I’m goth…and little did they know I did help the Visigoths topple Rome so…lucky guess? When at the height of my power, I’m often seen with large black wings or at least the shadow of them.

=== Family ===
'''Parents''': [[Nyx]], just Nyx… sisters are doing it for themselves *wink*

'''Siblings''': [[Nemesis]], [[Thanatos]], Hypnos, Geras, Momus, Apate, Oizys, Philotes, Aether, Hemera, The Oneiroi , The Keres , The Moirai, The Hesperides, Astra Planeta, Eleos, Sophrosyne, Epiphron, Hybris, Anaidea, Epiales, Achlys, the Arai, Alastor, Aporia, Kakia, the Maniai, Eurynomos, Elpis, Charon and the Nosoi

'''Spouse''': Unmarried, mostly unloved.

'''Children''': Solo Children: Ponos (♂ hardship), Lethe (♀️ forgetting), Limos (♀️ starvation), Dysnomia (♀️ lawlessness), Horkos (♂ forsworn oaths), Thrasos (♂ recklessness), Homados (♂ battle noise), Alala (♀️ war cry), Ioke (♀️ onslaught), Adikia (♀ injustice), Alke (♀️ battle strength), Kydoimos (♂ confusion), Proioxis and Palioxis (♀️ onrush and outrush of battle, twins), The Makhai (♂ battles), The Algea (♀️ sorrow), The Hysminai (♀️ battles), The Phonoi (♂ murders), The Androktasiai (♀️ manslaughter), The Neikea (♀️ quarrels), The Pseudologoi (♂ lies) and The Amphilogai (♀️ disputes).
With Zeus: Atё

=== Professions ===

The CEO and creator of 'Insane Troll Logic' a tech company focused on social media platforms and gaming. It's flagship product is the app 'Fnord Forth!'.

=== Residence ===

Floor 18 of the God Complex.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Eris was lost. Had been for years upon years. A long time ago, they resolved themselves to the fact that they would never have a relationship with their family, nor relationships period.

They let themselves drift into the chaos they themself personify. Walking in a fog, adrift on the sea of humanity. Their entire “identity” of the great goddess Eris drifting away. Only recently did they slowly start to become aware again.

As they remember, they reflect: thinking back on what led them to their self-imposed “exile” and even their regret on their own choices that led them there, not completely blaming the other gods alone. To this end, their motivation is currently to reconnect with their “family” despite how past attempts played out.

'''Nicknames:''' Discordia, Enyo, Erida, The Infernal Goddess, Monster Goddess, Mal/Malum.

Not a nickname, but worth noting: they consider themself gender non-binary and has no preferred pronouns, answering to she/her, he/him, they/them interchangeably and without offense.

'''Likes:''' Chaos, strife, turmoil, confusion, stirring the pot, drama, noise, crowds, blackbirds, humor, new experiences, pain, danger, uncertainty

'''Dislikes:''' The status quo, conformity, restrictions, labels, rejection, silence, being alone, the rule of law, monotony, authority (either legitimate or imaginary)

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

Eris is chaos and that is where their power comes from, but it is also where they can lose themself. their relationship with discord is as parasitic as it is symbiotic. They can reach a precipice where they can easily slip away from the real world and fall into an endless void of madness.

They've spent centuries lost in delusion and confusion and it’s frankly a more familiar place to their now than sanity/clarity. They're still not fully used to “making sense” or even carrying on conversations. As part of this cycle of madness, there are large chunks of their memory they will never recover no matter how stable they become.

This destructive connection between their power and their psyche extends to nearly every facet of their powers: shapeshifting could often lead to a loss of control of their form or becoming immaterial could often lead to losing touch with the physical realm altogether.

Even before their self-imposed exile their social skills, or lack thereof, was their downfall. Never truly knowing how to connect with others, despite their genuine desire to just that.

This contrast leads to their next flaw: their temper. They are apt to lash out at others when they don't understand how to move forward or are rejected. Exploding with empty vengeance that often hurts them as much as it does anyone else. They act without thinking, letting the volatile volcano of emotions inside them erupt without any resistance.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Life is Chaos.''' Eris exudes chaos. They can see the patterns of “order” and actively disrupt them. This is mostly achieved through small, seemingly inconsequential, acts that then take on an almost Rube Goldberg effect as thesy flower in unpredictable ways. Another way this power manifests is their ability to “bring out the worst” in others, amplify their emotions to sometimes nigh-uncontrollable degrees or even, when fully charged, to create a fog of confusion and alter their perception of reality.

'''Chaos is Life.''' Eris is made stronger by discord and strife. She/they can “feed” off of it. In ages past, this power would allow them to grow to gargantuan heights (see ‘limited shapeshifting’ below); in the modern era, it is more often used internally to strengthen their other abilities or for simple raw power.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' As stated, they had been able to once control their size and mass to rival the giants in stature, but they haven't used this power in eons. As a trickster god they are quite adept at changing their shape but its most common usage these days is to fully explore their relatively recent discovery of their gender non-binary status having three main forms: female, male and gender neutral.

'''Aether.''' Eris can become immaterial, fade into the veil behind the material world, used most often to blend in with crowds, can also be used to plant subliminal suggestions when they are slightly out of people's perception.

'''War God.''' Eris is a war deity. They may not boast Ares' sheer muscle, but they are stronger than your average god. Though strong, their amplified physical prowess is most often shown in skill (both in martial ability and with weaponry), agility and speed than in brute force.

As with many gods, Eris has a special connection with animals, for Athena it’s owls; Hera it’s peacocks; Hekate it’s hounds, etc. For Eris, it is blackbirds, ravens and crows specifically. They are often attracted to Eris, follow them, protect them and Eris can even communicate with them to some degree.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Eris favors a darker palate usually with a splash of color to contrast. They could be wearing all black with a neon green neckerchief to top it off. They favor no particular style, going from formal to BDSM to grunge in the span of a day. Their gender fluidity presents itself in their clothing choices as well, often choosing clothes that are atypical of the gender they are presenting as at any given time.

'''Alternative Dress Wear''': When in the full glory of Eris, they often are adorned with black feathers, or at least a feather motif. They do favor asymmetry and dark colours in either guise.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Golden Apple Tree.''' A tree created by Eris and only accessible to them. It was created as the pinnacle of their power and the focus for their abilities, as one who has no focus his/her/themselves, it is capable of bearing fruit “designed” to bring about a specific outcome rather than just random discord.

'''The Cornfield.''' A personal “hammerspace” Eris cultivated centuries ago from the Void that was their birthplace. This is where they keep their golden apple tree, their clothes, and their weapons.

'''Many, many weapons.''' Eris has cultivated an extensive stash over the centuries of several weapons, both modern and archaic. They do own firearms but bladed weapons are their personal preference and the primordial keeps several swords, short-swords, knives and even a spear (or fifty) in their personal hammerspace.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

The origins of the goddess Strife has been much debated (fitting for a deity defined by discord). Hesiod says there was not one kind of Strife, but two. One the progeny of Night and the other born as the twin of Ares by Hera (Zeus was said to have been her father either way). He says the elder, Nyx’s daughter who “dwells above in aether”, would be adored by mortals when they finally came to understand her actions, but the other was pure chaos, vile and monstrous with no redeeming value.

An early tale of Eris is her riding into battle with Typhon against her father Zeus (who rode with Nike as his second). Interestingly, some tales pose Typhon as a son of Hera, which could explain why she might side with her “brother” over a disapproving father figure.

Eris was considered the constant companion of Ares, but even more bloodthirsty. Said to be the last on any battlefield still going strong after others have left. Saying she started out a battle small and insignificant but as the havoc grew, she soon towered overall, “raising her head up to heaven”.

As much as she was often disdained, she also often called upon by other gods to do their “dirty work”, particularly that of her mother Hera. One noticeable example is when a young couple dared to say they loved each other more than Zeus and Hera loved one another. This harmless off the cuff declaration led to Eris not just destroying their lives but, worse, causing them to destroy their own lives up to and including the murder and cannibalism of their children.

This love/hate relationship between her and the other gods came to head at Thetis’ momentous wedding. All the gods were invited…save her. When Eris arrived regardless and was turned away, she tossed one of her golden apples into the crowd, landing at the feet of Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena. It was engraved “to the fairest”. Their envy and vanity led to a quarrel, the most powerful of goddesses fighting led to panic, a contest was formed to quell this and yet its culmination (and the folly of a mortal man) led to the abduction of Helen of Troy, the Trojan War was born and the world was afire with chaos, strife, and conflict.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Daimon/Eris.html</ref><ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eris_(mythology) </ref>

=== Introduction written by Dan D ===

How nice of you to come visit with me, no one ever really does…you’ll have to forgive me, my sweet, if I seem a bit off, I’m not quite myself, you see…though to be fair, I get the feeling I was never quite right…I got lost along the way, a long, LONG time ago and darn the luck if I’m not still looking for where I got to.

Any spare change you may have would really be super! Just need to get myself going and I’m sure I’ll find me again, that old scamp.

What? Oh yes, I’m sure you’d like to know more before you make an investment in my self-discovery…

My name? Eris, yes, that’s it…Eris. I’m a planet now, don’t you know? Yeah, I don’t see any revenue from that sadly.

I think once there was more than one of me, more than just one simple little Eris. There was this great and terrible ancient force called Eris once, the daughter of Night, a mad darkness fuming out of the underworld; her terrifying progeny in tow. Then generations later, there was the other me…the wily young godling, daughter of the King and Queen of Olympus. Our stories were always so cyclical, you see…like dear comely Eros, who showed up with the Mother of us all at the dawn of creation and then again later as the progeny of Love and War…or did I just make that up?

War…Ares…was…my brother? I’m fairly sure. If I remember correctly, that is. I certainly remember us being rather close, constant companions…my friend. We fought together countless times, ravaged entire country sides…it was sublime.

So I suppose my family wasn’t all bad.

They came to me when they needed what I had to offer: when they needed a little chaos in their lives.

My mother doting on me when the Queen of the Gods could not see fit to smite others herself. My father laughing at the frenzy all around me, his laugh like thunder: it reminded me of when he was a boy.

But when times were good? I suddenly found myself out of favor.

There was this wedding. A grand affair. Very important to the family, especially dear old dad, he had some kind of fixation on the bride, which was very him. “Everyone who’s anyone is going,” they all said, so of course guess who wasn’t invited?

So rather than sit around and mope, I thought I’d go anyway, “Screw ‘em!” right? Crash, have my own fun, make the best of it. I even brought them a gift.

When I arrived, they were having the time of their endless lives. Doing what they do best: trying to one up each other, preening and prancing around each other in a dance of rarefied vanity. I knew that this was what they saw all the time, the “best” of themselves and me? Well, I just didn’t fit into that pretty picture, and Fates above, I did NOT want to!

So played into the only way they knew how to relate to me: when I was offering them something. I brought forth my gift: an apple, from my tree. Gilded as all of my crop are by design, but this one was special, just for my family, and bore a very special message: “to the fairest”.

Such an apt label for what unfolded, because well, it was a thing of beauty! You should have been there, chaos playing out in just the pattern I had intended. The auric apple rolling right into the crowd landing at the feet of the most noble and admired ladies in the room. Soon they too didn’t seem very fit to be among the greatest their family had to offer. Mother, Hera, sister Athena, and “cousin” Aphrodite all vying for the pert golden fruit and the “honor” it carried like common wenches rioting in a dirty street. I’ve never felt more alive.

From the seeds of that fruit, the Trojan War bloomed. Oh, what a time to be alive, let me tell you. I looked at my work and wept tears of pure joy. One should always be proud of one’s achievements, but I truly felt I had outdone myself on this one. What sport! What grandiose revelry. Holy discord in all its splendor.

Once more, however, my family didn’t seem very happy with me, are you sensing a theme? Not even dear Ares…the great God of War was supposed to be my best friend and here I had started the greatest war our people had ever known! Perhaps he was jealous…how positively delightful.

So…in return for writing the stories they are today best remembered for – The Iliad, The Trojan War, The Odyssey – what gift did I get in return? The same one they always had ready for me….nothing. The same thing…I have now.

Nothing…endless nothing…as true now as it was then…and so I…I then…wait…so sorry, I seem to have lost my train of thought. What was I saying? Oh yes…can you spare a dollar?

Eris

2021-09-06T19:39:09Z

MoxieM: /* Personal Information */

Eris is the primordial of discord and chaos, currently voiced by Dan D.
[[File:Eris.jpg|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’3 (in non-binary form), 5’6 (in female form), 5’10 (in male form)

'''Weight''': 108 lbs (NB), 119 lbs (Female), 150 lbs (male)

'''Hair''' Color: Dark brown to black, style, color and length tend to depend on my mental state at the time.

'''Facial Hair''': Usually none, don’t rule it out though.

'''Eyes''': Burning gold when I remember myself, dark brown when…what was I saying again?

'''Distinguishing Features''': My skin is pretty pale, matched with the hair and the clothes people think I’m goth…and little did they know I did help the Visigoths topple Rome so…lucky guess? When at the height of my power, I’m often seen with large black wings or at least the shadow of them.

=== Family ===
'''Parents''': [[Nyx]], just Nyx… sisters are doing it for themselves *wink*

'''Siblings''': [[Nemesis]], [[Thanatos]], Hypnos, Geras, Momus, Apate, Oizys, Philotes, Aether, Hemera, The Oneiroi , The Keres , The Moirai, The Hesperides, Astra Planeta, Eleos, Sophrosyne, Epiphron, Hybris, Anaidea, Epiales, Achlys, the Arai, Alastor, Aporia, Kakia, the Maniai, Eurynomos, Elpis, Charon and the Nosoi

'''Spouse''': Unmarried, mostly unloved.

'''Children''': Solo Children: Ponos (♂ hardship), Lethe (♀️ forgetting), Limos (♀️ starvation), Dysnomia (♀️ lawlessness), Horkos (♂ forsworn oaths), Thrasos (♂ recklessness), Homados (♂ battle noise), Alala (♀️ war cry), Ioke (♀️ onslaught), Adikia (♀ injustice), Alke (♀️ battle strength), Kydoimos (♂ confusion), Proioxis and Palioxis (♀️ onrush and outrush of battle, twins), The Makhai (♂ battles), The Algea (♀️ sorrow), The Hysminai (♀️ battles), The Phonoi (♂ murders), The Androktasiai (♀️ manslaughter), The Neikea (♀️ quarrels), The Pseudologoi (♂ lies) and The Amphilogai (♀️ disputes).
With Zeus: Atё

=== Professions ===

The CEO and creator of 'Insane Troll Logic' a tech company focused on social media platforms and gaming. It's flagship product is the app 'Fnord Forth!'.

=== Residence ===

Floor 18 of the God Complex.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Eris was lost. Had been for years upon years. A long time ago, they resolved themselves to the fact that they would never have a relationship with their family, nor relationships period.

They let themselves drift into the chaos they themself personify. Walking in a fog, adrift on the sea of humanity. Their entire “identity” of the great goddess Eris drifting away. Only recently did they slowly start to become aware again.

As they remember, they reflect: thinking back on what led them to their self-imposed “exile” and even their regret on their own choices that led them there, not completely blaming the other gods alone. To this end, their motivation is currently to reconnect with their “family” despite how past attempts played out.

'''Nicknames:''' Discordia, Enyo, Erida, The Infernal Goddess, Monster Goddess, Mal/Malum.

Not a nickname, but worth noting: they consider themself gender non-binary and has no preferred pronouns, answering to she/her, he/him, they/them interchangeably and without offense.

'''Likes:''' Chaos, strife, turmoil, confusion, stirring the pot, drama, noise, crowds, blackbirds, humor, new experiences, pain, danger, uncertainty

'''Dislikes:''' The status quo, conformity, restrictions, labels, rejection, silence, being alone, the rule of law, monotony, authority (either legitimate or imaginary)

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

Eris is chaos and that is where their power comes from, but it is also where they can lose themself. their relationship with discord is as parasitic as it is symbiotic. They can reach a precipice where they can easily slip away from the real world and fall into an endless void of madness.

They've spent centuries lost in delusion and confusion and it’s frankly a more familiar place to their now than sanity/clarity. They're still not fully used to “making sense” or even carrying on conversations. As part of this cycle of madness, there are large chunks of their memory they will never recover no matter how stable they become.

This destructive connection between their power and their psyche extends to nearly every facet of their powers: shapeshifting could often lead to a loss of control of their form or becoming immaterial could often lead to losing touch with the physical realm altogether.

Even before their self-imposed exile their social skills, or lack thereof, was their downfall. Never truly knowing how to connect with others, despite their genuine desire to just that.

This contrast leads to their next flaw: their temper. They are apt to lash out at others when they don't understand how to move forward or are rejected. Exploding with empty vengeance that often hurts them as much as it does anyone else. They act without thinking, letting the volatile volcano of emotions inside them erupt without any resistance.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Life is Chaos.''' Eris exudes chaos. They can see the patterns of “order” and actively disrupt them. This is mostly achieved through small, seemingly inconsequential, acts that then take on an almost Rube Goldberg effect as thesy flower in unpredictable ways. Another way this power manifests is their ability to “bring out the worst” in others, amplify their emotions to sometimes nigh-uncontrollable degrees or even, when fully charged, to create a fog of confusion and alter their perception of reality.

'''Chaos is Life.''' Eris is made stronger by discord and strife. She/they can “feed” off of it. In ages past, this power would allow them to grow to gargantuan heights (see ‘limited shapeshifting’ below); in the modern era, it is more often used internally to strengthen their other abilities or for simple raw power.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' As stated, they had been able to once control their size and mass to rival the giants in stature, but they haven't used this power in eons. As a trickster god they are quite adept at changing their shape but its most common usage these days is to fully explore their relatively recent discovery of their gender non-binary status having three main forms: female, male and gender neutral.

'''Aether.''' Eris can become immaterial, fade into the veil behind the material world, used most often to blend in with crowds, can also be used to plant subliminal suggestions when they are slightly out of people's perception.

'''War God.''' Eris is a war deity. They may not boast Ares' sheer muscle, but they are stronger than your average god. Though strong, their amplified physical prowess is most often shown in skill (both in martial ability and with weaponry), agility and speed than in brute force.

As with many gods, Eris has a special connection with animals, for Athena it’s owls; Hera it’s peacocks; Hekate it’s hounds, etc. For Eris, it is blackbirds, ravens and crows specifically. They are often attracted to Eris, follow them, protect them and Eris can even communicate with them to some degree.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Eris favors a darker palate usually with a splash of color to contrast. They could be wearing all black with a neon green neckerchief to top it off. They favor no particular style, going from formal to BDSM to grunge in the span of a day. Their gender fluidity presents itself in their clothing choices as well, often choosing clothes that are atypical of the gender they are presenting as at any given time.

'''Alternative Dress Wear''': When in the full glory of Eris, they often are adorned with black feathers, or at least a feather motif. They do favor asymmetry and dark colours in either guise.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Golden Apple Tree''' – A tree created by Eris and only accessible to her. It was created as the pinnacle of her power and the focus for her abilities, as one who has no focus his/her/themselves, it is capable of bearing fruit “designed” to bring about a specific outcome rather than just random discord.

'''The Cornfield''' – A personal “hammerspace” Eris cultivated centuries ago. This is where she keeps her golden apple tree, her clothes, and her weapons. Not having much storage space living on the street, it comes in handy despite the goddess’ delusions clouding it from her, often using it out of habit without conscious thought.

'''Many, many weapons''' – Eris has cultivated an extensive stash over the centuries of several weapons, both modern and archaic. She does own firearms but bladed weapons are a personal favorite and the goddess keeps several swords, short-swords, knives and even a spear (or fifty) in her personal hammerspace. Her favorite is an athame that she believes was gifted to her by Ares, but as her memory is shoddy at best, this may be false. Tt may have simply just belonged to him at one point or possibly may just be a complete fabrication on her part.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

The origins of the goddess Strife has been much debated (fitting for a deity defined by discord). Hesiod says there was not one kind of Strife, but two. One the progeny of Night and the other born as the twin of Ares by Hera (Zeus was said to have been her father either way). He says the elder, Nyx’s daughter who “dwells above in aether”, would be adored by mortals when they finally came to understand her actions, but the other was pure chaos, vile and monstrous with no redeeming value.

An early tale of Eris is her riding into battle with Typhon against her father Zeus (who rode with Nike as his second). Interestingly, some tales pose Typhon as a son of Hera, which could explain why she might side with her “brother” over a disapproving father figure.

Eris was considered the constant companion of Ares, but even more bloodthirsty. Said to be the last on any battlefield still going strong after others have left. Saying she started out a battle small and insignificant but as the havoc grew, she soon towered overall, “raising her head up to heaven”.

As much as she was often disdained, she also often called upon by other gods to do their “dirty work”, particularly that of her mother Hera. One noticeable example is when a young couple dared to say they loved each other more than Zeus and Hera loved one another. This harmless off the cuff declaration led to Eris not just destroying their lives but, worse, causing them to destroy their own lives up to and including the murder and cannibalism of their children.

This love/hate relationship between her and the other gods came to head at Thetis’ momentous wedding. All the gods were invited…save her. When Eris arrived regardless and was turned away, she tossed one of her golden apples into the crowd, landing at the feet of Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena. It was engraved “to the fairest”. Their envy and vanity led to a quarrel, the most powerful of goddesses fighting led to panic, a contest was formed to quell this and yet its culmination (and the folly of a mortal man) led to the abduction of Helen of Troy, the Trojan War was born and the world was afire with chaos, strife, and conflict.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Daimon/Eris.html</ref><ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eris_(mythology) </ref>

=== Introduction written by Dan D ===

How nice of you to come visit with me, no one ever really does…you’ll have to forgive me, my sweet, if I seem a bit off, I’m not quite myself, you see…though to be fair, I get the feeling I was never quite right…I got lost along the way, a long, LONG time ago and darn the luck if I’m not still looking for where I got to.

Any spare change you may have would really be super! Just need to get myself going and I’m sure I’ll find me again, that old scamp.

What? Oh yes, I’m sure you’d like to know more before you make an investment in my self-discovery…

My name? Eris, yes, that’s it…Eris. I’m a planet now, don’t you know? Yeah, I don’t see any revenue from that sadly.

I think once there was more than one of me, more than just one simple little Eris. There was this great and terrible ancient force called Eris once, the daughter of Night, a mad darkness fuming out of the underworld; her terrifying progeny in tow. Then generations later, there was the other me…the wily young godling, daughter of the King and Queen of Olympus. Our stories were always so cyclical, you see…like dear comely Eros, who showed up with the Mother of us all at the dawn of creation and then again later as the progeny of Love and War…or did I just make that up?

War…Ares…was…my brother? I’m fairly sure. If I remember correctly, that is. I certainly remember us being rather close, constant companions…my friend. We fought together countless times, ravaged entire country sides…it was sublime.

So I suppose my family wasn’t all bad.

They came to me when they needed what I had to offer: when they needed a little chaos in their lives.

My mother doting on me when the Queen of the Gods could not see fit to smite others herself. My father laughing at the frenzy all around me, his laugh like thunder: it reminded me of when he was a boy.

But when times were good? I suddenly found myself out of favor.

There was this wedding. A grand affair. Very important to the family, especially dear old dad, he had some kind of fixation on the bride, which was very him. “Everyone who’s anyone is going,” they all said, so of course guess who wasn’t invited?

So rather than sit around and mope, I thought I’d go anyway, “Screw ‘em!” right? Crash, have my own fun, make the best of it. I even brought them a gift.

When I arrived, they were having the time of their endless lives. Doing what they do best: trying to one up each other, preening and prancing around each other in a dance of rarefied vanity. I knew that this was what they saw all the time, the “best” of themselves and me? Well, I just didn’t fit into that pretty picture, and Fates above, I did NOT want to!

So played into the only way they knew how to relate to me: when I was offering them something. I brought forth my gift: an apple, from my tree. Gilded as all of my crop are by design, but this one was special, just for my family, and bore a very special message: “to the fairest”.

Such an apt label for what unfolded, because well, it was a thing of beauty! You should have been there, chaos playing out in just the pattern I had intended. The auric apple rolling right into the crowd landing at the feet of the most noble and admired ladies in the room. Soon they too didn’t seem very fit to be among the greatest their family had to offer. Mother, Hera, sister Athena, and “cousin” Aphrodite all vying for the pert golden fruit and the “honor” it carried like common wenches rioting in a dirty street. I’ve never felt more alive.

From the seeds of that fruit, the Trojan War bloomed. Oh, what a time to be alive, let me tell you. I looked at my work and wept tears of pure joy. One should always be proud of one’s achievements, but I truly felt I had outdone myself on this one. What sport! What grandiose revelry. Holy discord in all its splendor.

Once more, however, my family didn’t seem very happy with me, are you sensing a theme? Not even dear Ares…the great God of War was supposed to be my best friend and here I had started the greatest war our people had ever known! Perhaps he was jealous…how positively delightful.

So…in return for writing the stories they are today best remembered for – The Iliad, The Trojan War, The Odyssey – what gift did I get in return? The same one they always had ready for me….nothing. The same thing…I have now.

Nothing…endless nothing…as true now as it was then…and so I…I then…wait…so sorry, I seem to have lost my train of thought. What was I saying? Oh yes…can you spare a dollar?

Eris

2021-09-06T19:38:01Z

MoxieM: /* Skills / Abilities */

Eris is the primordial of discord and chaos, currently voiced by Dan D.
[[File:Eris.jpg|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’3 (in non-binary form), 5’6 (in female form), 5’10 (in male form)

'''Weight''': 108 lbs (NB), 119 lbs (Female), 150 lbs (male)

'''Hair''' Color: Dark brown to black, style, color and length tend to depend on my mental state at the time.

'''Facial Hair''': Usually none, don’t rule it out though.

'''Eyes''': Burning gold when I remember myself, dark brown when…what was I saying again?

'''Distinguishing Features''': My skin is pretty pale, matched with the hair and the clothes people think I’m goth…and little did they know I did help the Visigoths topple Rome so…lucky guess? When at the height of my power, I’m often seen with large black wings or at least the shadow of them.

=== Family ===
'''Parents''': [[Nyx]], just Nyx… sisters are doing it for themselves *wink*

'''Siblings''': [[Nemesis]], [[Thanatos]], Hypnos, Geras, Momus, Apate, Oizys, Philotes, Aether, Hemera, The Oneiroi , The Keres , The Moirai, The Hesperides, Astra Planeta, Eleos, Sophrosyne, Epiphron, Hybris, Anaidea, Epiales, Achlys, the Arai, Alastor, Aporia, Kakia, the Maniai, Eurynomos, Elpis, Charon and the Nosoi

'''Spouse''': Unmarried, mostly unloved.

'''Children''': Solo Children: Ponos (♂ hardship), Lethe (♀️ forgetting), Limos (♀️ starvation), Dysnomia (♀️ lawlessness), Horkos (♂ forsworn oaths), Thrasos (♂ recklessness), Homados (♂ battle noise), Alala (♀️ war cry), Ioke (♀️ onslaught), Adikia (♀ injustice), Alke (♀️ battle strength), Kydoimos (♂ confusion), Proioxis and Palioxis (♀️ onrush and outrush of battle, twins), The Makhai (♂ battles), The Algea (♀️ sorrow), The Hysminai (♀️ battles), The Phonoi (♂ murders), The Androktasiai (♀️ manslaughter), The Neikea (♀️ quarrels), The Pseudologoi (♂ lies) and The Amphilogai (♀️ disputes).
With Zeus: Atё

=== Professions ===

The CEO and creator of 'Insane Troll Logic' a tech company focused on social media platforms and gaming. It's flagship product is the app 'Fnord Forth!'.

=== Residence ===

Floor 18 of the God Complex.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Eris is…lost. Has been for years upon years. A long time ago, she resolved herself to the fact that she would never have a relationship with her family, nor relationships period. She let herself drift into the chaos she herself personifies. Walking in a fog, adrift on the sea of humanity. Her entire “identity” of the great goddess Eris drifting away. Only recently have they slowly start to become aware of themselves again. As they remember, they reflect: thinking back on what led them to their self-imposed “exile” and even their regret on their own choices that led them there, not completely blaming the other gods alone. To this end, their motivation is currently to reconnect with their “family” despite how past attempts played out.

'''Nicknames:''' Goddess of Discord, Mistress of Chaos, Bringer of Strife, The Infernal Goddess, Discordia, Erida, “This bitch”, “Oh…her.” (not a nickname, but worth noting she considers herself gender non-binary and has no preferred pronouns, answering to she/her, he/him, they/them interchangeably and without offense)

'''Likes:''' Chaos, strife, turmoil, confusion, stirring the pot, drama, noise, crowds, blackbirds, humor

'''Dislikes:''' The status quo, conformity, restrictions, labels, rejection, silence, being alone, the rule of law

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

Eris is chaos and that is where their power comes from, but it is also where they can lose themself. their relationship with discord is as parasitic as it is symbiotic. They can reach a precipice where they can easily slip away from the real world and fall into an endless void of madness.

They've spent centuries lost in delusion and confusion and it’s frankly a more familiar place to their now than sanity/clarity. They're still not fully used to “making sense” or even carrying on conversations. As part of this cycle of madness, there are large chunks of their memory they will never recover no matter how stable they become.

This destructive connection between their power and their psyche extends to nearly every facet of their powers: shapeshifting could often lead to a loss of control of their form or becoming immaterial could often lead to losing touch with the physical realm altogether.

Even before their self-imposed exile their social skills, or lack thereof, was their downfall. Never truly knowing how to connect with others, despite their genuine desire to just that.

This contrast leads to their next flaw: their temper. They are apt to lash out at others when they don't understand how to move forward or are rejected. Exploding with empty vengeance that often hurts them as much as it does anyone else. They act without thinking, letting the volatile volcano of emotions inside them erupt without any resistance.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Life is Chaos.''' Eris exudes chaos. They can see the patterns of “order” and actively disrupt them. This is mostly achieved through small, seemingly inconsequential, acts that then take on an almost Rube Goldberg effect as thesy flower in unpredictable ways. Another way this power manifests is their ability to “bring out the worst” in others, amplify their emotions to sometimes nigh-uncontrollable degrees or even, when fully charged, to create a fog of confusion and alter their perception of reality.

'''Chaos is Life.''' Eris is made stronger by discord and strife. She/they can “feed” off of it. In ages past, this power would allow them to grow to gargantuan heights (see ‘limited shapeshifting’ below); in the modern era, it is more often used internally to strengthen their other abilities or for simple raw power.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' As stated, they had been able to once control their size and mass to rival the giants in stature, but they haven't used this power in eons. As a trickster god they are quite adept at changing their shape but its most common usage these days is to fully explore their relatively recent discovery of their gender non-binary status having three main forms: female, male and gender neutral.

'''Aether.''' Eris can become immaterial, fade into the veil behind the material world, used most often to blend in with crowds, can also be used to plant subliminal suggestions when they are slightly out of people's perception.

'''War God.''' Eris is a war deity. They may not boast Ares' sheer muscle, but they are stronger than your average god. Though strong, their amplified physical prowess is most often shown in skill (both in martial ability and with weaponry), agility and speed than in brute force.

As with many gods, Eris has a special connection with animals, for Athena it’s owls; Hera it’s peacocks; Hekate it’s hounds, etc. For Eris, it is blackbirds, ravens and crows specifically. They are often attracted to Eris, follow them, protect them and Eris can even communicate with them to some degree.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Eris favors a darker palate usually with a splash of color to contrast. They could be wearing all black with a neon green neckerchief to top it off. They favor no particular style, going from formal to BDSM to grunge in the span of a day. Their gender fluidity presents itself in their clothing choices as well, often choosing clothes that are atypical of the gender they are presenting as at any given time.

'''Alternative Dress Wear''': When in the full glory of Eris, they often are adorned with black feathers, or at least a feather motif. They do favor asymmetry and dark colours in either guise.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Golden Apple Tree''' – A tree created by Eris and only accessible to her. It was created as the pinnacle of her power and the focus for her abilities, as one who has no focus his/her/themselves, it is capable of bearing fruit “designed” to bring about a specific outcome rather than just random discord.

'''The Cornfield''' – A personal “hammerspace” Eris cultivated centuries ago. This is where she keeps her golden apple tree, her clothes, and her weapons. Not having much storage space living on the street, it comes in handy despite the goddess’ delusions clouding it from her, often using it out of habit without conscious thought.

'''Many, many weapons''' – Eris has cultivated an extensive stash over the centuries of several weapons, both modern and archaic. She does own firearms but bladed weapons are a personal favorite and the goddess keeps several swords, short-swords, knives and even a spear (or fifty) in her personal hammerspace. Her favorite is an athame that she believes was gifted to her by Ares, but as her memory is shoddy at best, this may be false. Tt may have simply just belonged to him at one point or possibly may just be a complete fabrication on her part.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

The origins of the goddess Strife has been much debated (fitting for a deity defined by discord). Hesiod says there was not one kind of Strife, but two. One the progeny of Night and the other born as the twin of Ares by Hera (Zeus was said to have been her father either way). He says the elder, Nyx’s daughter who “dwells above in aether”, would be adored by mortals when they finally came to understand her actions, but the other was pure chaos, vile and monstrous with no redeeming value.

An early tale of Eris is her riding into battle with Typhon against her father Zeus (who rode with Nike as his second). Interestingly, some tales pose Typhon as a son of Hera, which could explain why she might side with her “brother” over a disapproving father figure.

Eris was considered the constant companion of Ares, but even more bloodthirsty. Said to be the last on any battlefield still going strong after others have left. Saying she started out a battle small and insignificant but as the havoc grew, she soon towered overall, “raising her head up to heaven”.

As much as she was often disdained, she also often called upon by other gods to do their “dirty work”, particularly that of her mother Hera. One noticeable example is when a young couple dared to say they loved each other more than Zeus and Hera loved one another. This harmless off the cuff declaration led to Eris not just destroying their lives but, worse, causing them to destroy their own lives up to and including the murder and cannibalism of their children.

This love/hate relationship between her and the other gods came to head at Thetis’ momentous wedding. All the gods were invited…save her. When Eris arrived regardless and was turned away, she tossed one of her golden apples into the crowd, landing at the feet of Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena. It was engraved “to the fairest”. Their envy and vanity led to a quarrel, the most powerful of goddesses fighting led to panic, a contest was formed to quell this and yet its culmination (and the folly of a mortal man) led to the abduction of Helen of Troy, the Trojan War was born and the world was afire with chaos, strife, and conflict.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Daimon/Eris.html</ref><ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eris_(mythology) </ref>

=== Introduction written by Dan D ===

How nice of you to come visit with me, no one ever really does…you’ll have to forgive me, my sweet, if I seem a bit off, I’m not quite myself, you see…though to be fair, I get the feeling I was never quite right…I got lost along the way, a long, LONG time ago and darn the luck if I’m not still looking for where I got to.

Any spare change you may have would really be super! Just need to get myself going and I’m sure I’ll find me again, that old scamp.

What? Oh yes, I’m sure you’d like to know more before you make an investment in my self-discovery…

My name? Eris, yes, that’s it…Eris. I’m a planet now, don’t you know? Yeah, I don’t see any revenue from that sadly.

I think once there was more than one of me, more than just one simple little Eris. There was this great and terrible ancient force called Eris once, the daughter of Night, a mad darkness fuming out of the underworld; her terrifying progeny in tow. Then generations later, there was the other me…the wily young godling, daughter of the King and Queen of Olympus. Our stories were always so cyclical, you see…like dear comely Eros, who showed up with the Mother of us all at the dawn of creation and then again later as the progeny of Love and War…or did I just make that up?

War…Ares…was…my brother? I’m fairly sure. If I remember correctly, that is. I certainly remember us being rather close, constant companions…my friend. We fought together countless times, ravaged entire country sides…it was sublime.

So I suppose my family wasn’t all bad.

They came to me when they needed what I had to offer: when they needed a little chaos in their lives.

My mother doting on me when the Queen of the Gods could not see fit to smite others herself. My father laughing at the frenzy all around me, his laugh like thunder: it reminded me of when he was a boy.

But when times were good? I suddenly found myself out of favor.

There was this wedding. A grand affair. Very important to the family, especially dear old dad, he had some kind of fixation on the bride, which was very him. “Everyone who’s anyone is going,” they all said, so of course guess who wasn’t invited?

So rather than sit around and mope, I thought I’d go anyway, “Screw ‘em!” right? Crash, have my own fun, make the best of it. I even brought them a gift.

When I arrived, they were having the time of their endless lives. Doing what they do best: trying to one up each other, preening and prancing around each other in a dance of rarefied vanity. I knew that this was what they saw all the time, the “best” of themselves and me? Well, I just didn’t fit into that pretty picture, and Fates above, I did NOT want to!

So played into the only way they knew how to relate to me: when I was offering them something. I brought forth my gift: an apple, from my tree. Gilded as all of my crop are by design, but this one was special, just for my family, and bore a very special message: “to the fairest”.

Such an apt label for what unfolded, because well, it was a thing of beauty! You should have been there, chaos playing out in just the pattern I had intended. The auric apple rolling right into the crowd landing at the feet of the most noble and admired ladies in the room. Soon they too didn’t seem very fit to be among the greatest their family had to offer. Mother, Hera, sister Athena, and “cousin” Aphrodite all vying for the pert golden fruit and the “honor” it carried like common wenches rioting in a dirty street. I’ve never felt more alive.

From the seeds of that fruit, the Trojan War bloomed. Oh, what a time to be alive, let me tell you. I looked at my work and wept tears of pure joy. One should always be proud of one’s achievements, but I truly felt I had outdone myself on this one. What sport! What grandiose revelry. Holy discord in all its splendor.

Once more, however, my family didn’t seem very happy with me, are you sensing a theme? Not even dear Ares…the great God of War was supposed to be my best friend and here I had started the greatest war our people had ever known! Perhaps he was jealous…how positively delightful.

So…in return for writing the stories they are today best remembered for – The Iliad, The Trojan War, The Odyssey – what gift did I get in return? The same one they always had ready for me….nothing. The same thing…I have now.

Nothing…endless nothing…as true now as it was then…and so I…I then…wait…so sorry, I seem to have lost my train of thought. What was I saying? Oh yes…can you spare a dollar?

Eris

2021-09-06T19:30:30Z

MoxieM:

Eris is the primordial of discord and chaos, currently voiced by Dan D.
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=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’3 (in non-binary form), 5’6 (in female form), 5’10 (in male form)

'''Weight''': 108 lbs (NB), 119 lbs (Female), 150 lbs (male)

'''Hair''' Color: Dark brown to black, style, color and length tend to depend on my mental state at the time.

'''Facial Hair''': Usually none, don’t rule it out though.

'''Eyes''': Burning gold when I remember myself, dark brown when…what was I saying again?

'''Distinguishing Features''': My skin is pretty pale, matched with the hair and the clothes people think I’m goth…and little did they know I did help the Visigoths topple Rome so…lucky guess? When at the height of my power, I’m often seen with large black wings or at least the shadow of them.

=== Family ===
'''Parents''': [[Nyx]], just Nyx… sisters are doing it for themselves *wink*

'''Siblings''': [[Nemesis]], [[Thanatos]], Hypnos, Geras, Momus, Apate, Oizys, Philotes, Aether, Hemera, The Oneiroi , The Keres , The Moirai, The Hesperides, Astra Planeta, Eleos, Sophrosyne, Epiphron, Hybris, Anaidea, Epiales, Achlys, the Arai, Alastor, Aporia, Kakia, the Maniai, Eurynomos, Elpis, Charon and the Nosoi

'''Spouse''': Unmarried, mostly unloved.

'''Children''': Solo Children: Ponos (♂ hardship), Lethe (♀️ forgetting), Limos (♀️ starvation), Dysnomia (♀️ lawlessness), Horkos (♂ forsworn oaths), Thrasos (♂ recklessness), Homados (♂ battle noise), Alala (♀️ war cry), Ioke (♀️ onslaught), Adikia (♀ injustice), Alke (♀️ battle strength), Kydoimos (♂ confusion), Proioxis and Palioxis (♀️ onrush and outrush of battle, twins), The Makhai (♂ battles), The Algea (♀️ sorrow), The Hysminai (♀️ battles), The Phonoi (♂ murders), The Androktasiai (♀️ manslaughter), The Neikea (♀️ quarrels), The Pseudologoi (♂ lies) and The Amphilogai (♀️ disputes).
With Zeus: Atё

=== Professions ===

The CEO and creator of 'Insane Troll Logic' a tech company focused on social media platforms and gaming. It's flagship product is the app 'Fnord Forth!'.

=== Residence ===

Floor 18 of the God Complex.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Eris is…lost. Has been for years upon years. A long time ago, she resolved herself to the fact that she would never have a relationship with her family, nor relationships period. She let herself drift into the chaos she herself personifies. Walking in a fog, adrift on the sea of humanity. Her entire “identity” of the great goddess Eris drifting away. Only recently have they slowly start to become aware of themselves again. As they remember, they reflect: thinking back on what led them to their self-imposed “exile” and even their regret on their own choices that led them there, not completely blaming the other gods alone. To this end, their motivation is currently to reconnect with their “family” despite how past attempts played out.

'''Nicknames:''' Goddess of Discord, Mistress of Chaos, Bringer of Strife, The Infernal Goddess, Discordia, Erida, “This bitch”, “Oh…her.” (not a nickname, but worth noting she considers herself gender non-binary and has no preferred pronouns, answering to she/her, he/him, they/them interchangeably and without offense)

'''Likes:''' Chaos, strife, turmoil, confusion, stirring the pot, drama, noise, crowds, blackbirds, humor

'''Dislikes:''' The status quo, conformity, restrictions, labels, rejection, silence, being alone, the rule of law

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

Eris is chaos and that is where their power comes from, but it is also where they can lose themself. their relationship with discord is as parasitic as it is symbiotic. They can reach a precipice where they can easily slip away from the real world and fall into an endless void of madness.

They've spent centuries lost in delusion and confusion and it’s frankly a more familiar place to their now than sanity/clarity. They're still not fully used to “making sense” or even carrying on conversations. As part of this cycle of madness, there are large chunks of their memory they will never recover no matter how stable they become.

This destructive connection between their power and their psyche extends to nearly every facet of their powers: shapeshifting could often lead to a loss of control of their form or becoming immaterial could often lead to losing touch with the physical realm altogether.

Even before their self-imposed exile their social skills, or lack thereof, was their downfall. Never truly knowing how to connect with others, despite their genuine desire to just that.

This contrast leads to their next flaw: their temper. They are apt to lash out at others when they don't understand how to move forward or are rejected. Exploding with empty vengeance that often hurts them as much as it does anyone else. They act without thinking, letting the volatile volcano of emotions inside them erupt without any resistance.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Seeds of Discontent.''' Eris exudes chaos. She can see the patterns of “order” and actively disrupt them. This is mostly achieved through small, seemingly inconsequential, acts that then take on an almost Rube Goldberg effect as thesy flower in unpredictable ways. Another way this power manifests is her ability to “bring out the worst” in others, amplify their emotions to sometimes nigh-uncontrollable degrees or even, when fully charged, to create a fog of confusion and alter their perception of reality.

'''Chaos is Life.''' Eris is made stronger by discord and strife. She/they can “feed” off of it. In ages past, this power would allow her to grow to gargantuan heights (see ‘limited shapeshifting’ below); in the modern era, it is more often used internally to strengthen their other abilities or for simple raw power.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' As stated, she had been able to once control her size and mass to rivaling the giants in stature, but hasn’t used this power in eons. Its most common usage these days is to fully explore their relatively recent discovery of their gender non-binary status having three main forms: female, male and gender neutral. As well as the more subtle (and at times involuntary) action of blending in with mortals, they also tend to unconsciously alter their appearance with her moods.

'''Aether.''' Eris can become immaterial, used most often to blend in with crowds, but at full power can be used as a pseudo teleport when necessary and has even involuntary transported her from street to street in her delusional state, causing her to become even more confused as cities begin to blend together.

'''War God.''' Similar to Ares (but to a lesser extent), Eris is a war deity. She does not boast his sheer muscle, but she is stronger than your average godling. Though strong, her amplified physical prowess is more often shown in skill (both in martial ability and weapons), agility and speed.

As with many gods, Eris has a special connection with animals, for Athena it’s owls; Hera it’s peacocks; Hecate it’s hounds, etc. For Eris, it is blackbirds, ravens and crows specifically. They are often attracted to her, follow her, protect her and she can communicate with them to some degree.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Eris favors a darker palate usually with a splash of color to contrast. They could be wearing all black with a neon green neckerchief to top it off. They favor no particular style, going from formal to BDSM to grunge in the span of a day. Their gender fluidity presents itself in their clothing choices as well, often choosing clothes that are atypical of the gender they are presenting as at any given time.

'''Alternative Dress Wear''': When in the full glory of Eris, they often are adorned with black feathers, or at least a feather motif. They do favor asymmetry and dark colours in either guise.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Golden Apple Tree''' – A tree created by Eris and only accessible to her. It was created as the pinnacle of her power and the focus for her abilities, as one who has no focus his/her/themselves, it is capable of bearing fruit “designed” to bring about a specific outcome rather than just random discord.

'''The Cornfield''' – A personal “hammerspace” Eris cultivated centuries ago. This is where she keeps her golden apple tree, her clothes, and her weapons. Not having much storage space living on the street, it comes in handy despite the goddess’ delusions clouding it from her, often using it out of habit without conscious thought.

'''Many, many weapons''' – Eris has cultivated an extensive stash over the centuries of several weapons, both modern and archaic. She does own firearms but bladed weapons are a personal favorite and the goddess keeps several swords, short-swords, knives and even a spear (or fifty) in her personal hammerspace. Her favorite is an athame that she believes was gifted to her by Ares, but as her memory is shoddy at best, this may be false. Tt may have simply just belonged to him at one point or possibly may just be a complete fabrication on her part.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

The origins of the goddess Strife has been much debated (fitting for a deity defined by discord). Hesiod says there was not one kind of Strife, but two. One the progeny of Night and the other born as the twin of Ares by Hera (Zeus was said to have been her father either way). He says the elder, Nyx’s daughter who “dwells above in aether”, would be adored by mortals when they finally came to understand her actions, but the other was pure chaos, vile and monstrous with no redeeming value.

An early tale of Eris is her riding into battle with Typhon against her father Zeus (who rode with Nike as his second). Interestingly, some tales pose Typhon as a son of Hera, which could explain why she might side with her “brother” over a disapproving father figure.

Eris was considered the constant companion of Ares, but even more bloodthirsty. Said to be the last on any battlefield still going strong after others have left. Saying she started out a battle small and insignificant but as the havoc grew, she soon towered overall, “raising her head up to heaven”.

As much as she was often disdained, she also often called upon by other gods to do their “dirty work”, particularly that of her mother Hera. One noticeable example is when a young couple dared to say they loved each other more than Zeus and Hera loved one another. This harmless off the cuff declaration led to Eris not just destroying their lives but, worse, causing them to destroy their own lives up to and including the murder and cannibalism of their children.

This love/hate relationship between her and the other gods came to head at Thetis’ momentous wedding. All the gods were invited…save her. When Eris arrived regardless and was turned away, she tossed one of her golden apples into the crowd, landing at the feet of Hera, Aphrodite, and Athena. It was engraved “to the fairest”. Their envy and vanity led to a quarrel, the most powerful of goddesses fighting led to panic, a contest was formed to quell this and yet its culmination (and the folly of a mortal man) led to the abduction of Helen of Troy, the Trojan War was born and the world was afire with chaos, strife, and conflict.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Daimon/Eris.html</ref><ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eris_(mythology) </ref>

=== Introduction written by Dan D ===

How nice of you to come visit with me, no one ever really does…you’ll have to forgive me, my sweet, if I seem a bit off, I’m not quite myself, you see…though to be fair, I get the feeling I was never quite right…I got lost along the way, a long, LONG time ago and darn the luck if I’m not still looking for where I got to.

Any spare change you may have would really be super! Just need to get myself going and I’m sure I’ll find me again, that old scamp.

What? Oh yes, I’m sure you’d like to know more before you make an investment in my self-discovery…

My name? Eris, yes, that’s it…Eris. I’m a planet now, don’t you know? Yeah, I don’t see any revenue from that sadly.

I think once there was more than one of me, more than just one simple little Eris. There was this great and terrible ancient force called Eris once, the daughter of Night, a mad darkness fuming out of the underworld; her terrifying progeny in tow. Then generations later, there was the other me…the wily young godling, daughter of the King and Queen of Olympus. Our stories were always so cyclical, you see…like dear comely Eros, who showed up with the Mother of us all at the dawn of creation and then again later as the progeny of Love and War…or did I just make that up?

War…Ares…was…my brother? I’m fairly sure. If I remember correctly, that is. I certainly remember us being rather close, constant companions…my friend. We fought together countless times, ravaged entire country sides…it was sublime.

So I suppose my family wasn’t all bad.

They came to me when they needed what I had to offer: when they needed a little chaos in their lives.

My mother doting on me when the Queen of the Gods could not see fit to smite others herself. My father laughing at the frenzy all around me, his laugh like thunder: it reminded me of when he was a boy.

But when times were good? I suddenly found myself out of favor.

There was this wedding. A grand affair. Very important to the family, especially dear old dad, he had some kind of fixation on the bride, which was very him. “Everyone who’s anyone is going,” they all said, so of course guess who wasn’t invited?

So rather than sit around and mope, I thought I’d go anyway, “Screw ‘em!” right? Crash, have my own fun, make the best of it. I even brought them a gift.

When I arrived, they were having the time of their endless lives. Doing what they do best: trying to one up each other, preening and prancing around each other in a dance of rarefied vanity. I knew that this was what they saw all the time, the “best” of themselves and me? Well, I just didn’t fit into that pretty picture, and Fates above, I did NOT want to!

So played into the only way they knew how to relate to me: when I was offering them something. I brought forth my gift: an apple, from my tree. Gilded as all of my crop are by design, but this one was special, just for my family, and bore a very special message: “to the fairest”.

Such an apt label for what unfolded, because well, it was a thing of beauty! You should have been there, chaos playing out in just the pattern I had intended. The auric apple rolling right into the crowd landing at the feet of the most noble and admired ladies in the room. Soon they too didn’t seem very fit to be among the greatest their family had to offer. Mother, Hera, sister Athena, and “cousin” Aphrodite all vying for the pert golden fruit and the “honor” it carried like common wenches rioting in a dirty street. I’ve never felt more alive.

From the seeds of that fruit, the Trojan War bloomed. Oh, what a time to be alive, let me tell you. I looked at my work and wept tears of pure joy. One should always be proud of one’s achievements, but I truly felt I had outdone myself on this one. What sport! What grandiose revelry. Holy discord in all its splendor.

Once more, however, my family didn’t seem very happy with me, are you sensing a theme? Not even dear Ares…the great God of War was supposed to be my best friend and here I had started the greatest war our people had ever known! Perhaps he was jealous…how positively delightful.

So…in return for writing the stories they are today best remembered for – The Iliad, The Trojan War, The Odyssey – what gift did I get in return? The same one they always had ready for me….nothing. The same thing…I have now.

Nothing…endless nothing…as true now as it was then…and so I…I then…wait…so sorry, I seem to have lost my train of thought. What was I saying? Oh yes…can you spare a dollar?

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2021-09-06T19:12:59Z

MoxieM: /* The Deities */

'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
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The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Eris]], Primordial of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

* [[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently unscribed.
* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently scribed by Tyler Wittkofsky.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently unscribed, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently scribed by Victoria Moxley.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently scribed by Aaron Jolly.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, permanently unscribed, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Khione]], Goddess of Winter, scribed by Jessie Sadler.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
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=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
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The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
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Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
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Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
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The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Demeter

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Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
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=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===
11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment. Cottage on the western edge of Crete

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': She joined her family in embarrassing the modern world, working to keep them legally safe from the laws of humans. She began having strange visions and eventually disappeared, leaving no trace of her behind. She has now returned to fiercely protect her family and find out who abducted her and why she can’t remember anything during her absence.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Aunt Dem

'''Likes''': The taste of her special blended teas, the feeling of her hands in the soil, bonfires, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Being lied to, not knowing everyone’s secrets, seeing her family in turmoil.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Overly Protective.''' Demeter has a bad habit of becoming overly protective of those she loves. She will pull whatever strings she needs to in order to win, even if it’s not exactly legal.

'''Lonely.''' Since the murder of her only true love, the mortal Iasion, she’s never believed she could love another. Though she’s had many trysts over the centuries, her heart is still broken.

'''Nosey.''' Demeter hates the idea that someone is keeping a secret. She’ll do anything to get the answers she wants, even if they’re not meant for her to know.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants and communicate with the living Earth, itself. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Feast.''' Demeter has the ability to intensify the harvest of any given crop. For those mortals whom she holds in high esteem, she can give them a bountiful harvest and ensure their survival through the coming winter.

'''Famine.''' Demeter has the ability to wipe out an entire season’s crop with a wave of her hand. Though this is usually a last resort for her, she has been known to take out whole nations by depriving them of food.

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take the right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she’s business all the way. Tailored suits and sensible shoes.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home, comfort is key. A pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt are all she needs. Though she has several pairs of shoes, she rarely wears them around the house.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===
'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''The Polished Poppy.''' A large piece of Carnelian carved into her sacred flower, the Poppy. By rubbing the stone, she can command nature to come to her aid, both plants and animals alike. It sends out a call for everything living to come to her aid.

'''The Ethereal Eye.''' A sapphire necklace Demeter wears to light her way in the dark. Given to her by the Goddess of Magic during her search for Persephone, the sapphire itself comes from the cave which protected her baby brother, who in turn, rescued her and her siblings from their eternal abyss.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

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Demeters

Khione

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Khione is the goddess of Winter and Snow, currently scribed by Jessie Sadler.
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=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’7”

'''Weight''': 145 lbs curvy

'''Hair Color''': Black-Blue, often worn with a white silk headband

'''Facial Hair''': N/A

'''Eyes''': Ice blue mixed with storm grey

'''Distinguishing Features''': 3 inch scar on her lower abdomen. Skin as pale as snow, sometimes covered in frost, pale lips will not stay coloured

=== Family ===
'''Parents''': Boreas and Oreithyia

'''Siblings''': Cleopatra, Zetes, Calais,

'''Spouse''': None.

'''Children''': Eumolpus (Poseidon)

=== Professions ===
Meteorologist/ Climate Scientist (Climatologist)
=== Residence ===
Has a hidden cottage in the impassable Rhipaion Mountains, where she’s been unnoticed for years, 51st Floor at the GC. Frequently travels for work.

=== Personal Information ===
'''General Overview''': Khione is the Goddess of Snow. She was previously thought dead by Artemis’s arrow, and though she survived, she holds deep resentment toward the Olympians. She has kept to herself, learned to survive and grow with the mortals. She had a mortal husband once, but would not ask the Olympians for his immortality, and he passed away. Since then, she has taken to blending into the mortal world, studying and researching climate.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Kia (key-ah) or Kee

'''Likes''': technology, weather, science, Children who love snow, horses, other winter woodland animals.

'''Dislikes''': crowds, confrontation, fire, summertime and bugs (yuck!), asking for help.
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Aloof/ Extreme Independence.''' Khione will not depend on anyone else. She stays closed off and will struggle through a situation on her own. She does not speak up when she needs help.

'''Stage Fright.''' She has a deep fear of public speaking, and even gets upset at being the center of attention in a crowd or in a confrontation.

'''Temper.''' She appears to be cool, calm and collected, but a fiery storm rages underneath. Although she is timid and avoids confrontation; when provoked she can be vicious and cruel, and often turns herself into a blizzard to lash out and calm down.

'''Extreme Heat.''' Sensitive to heat, while she can envelop herself in cool air and frost her skin for moderately warm weather, prolonged heat will weaken her abilities and render her as useful as a puddle.

=== Skills / Abilities ===
'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Cryokinesis.''' She has the ability to control and bend snow and ice to her will, forcing it into shapes and objects or creating snowstorms. She can shift form into wind and snow and be the snowstorm herself. She has learned to expand her senses to track movement in snow-covered terrain.

'''Extreme Cold Temperature.''' She is immune to cold temperatures and often has a cold aura that flows from her, leaving frost on her skin that can spread to surrounding areas. She uses the frost to keep a layer of cold air around her when dealing with warmer temperatures.

=== Possessions ===
'''Normal Daily Wear''': Blending in with mortal fashions, usually prefers to wear blue, black and white. Really likes the current fashion of oversize sweaters and leggings. Almost always has her white silk headband on.

'''Alternate Dress Wear''': Dresses fabricated from the wind and snow, and her white cloak.
=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
A simple White cloak that shifts forms with her to carry anything placed in her pocket.

=== Historical Synopsis ===
Although not much is recorded, Khione is a daughter of Boreas, god of the north-wind, and Oreithyia, the lady of mountain gales. Khione Is the Goddess of Snow, and usually resides in cold mountain tops. She has a son with Poseidon, Eumolpus, but threw him into the Ocean out of fear of her father’s wrath. Poseidon saved the boy and had him raised by one of his daughters.

===Introduction by Scribe ===
It's been a long time since anyone has given me a passing thought, even my own family has forgotten me. I've been living a life of solitude in the mountains, just me, myself, and my business. I study the weather and climate. It keeps me occupied, and helps me to stay grounded. Literally grounded, and not causing an accidental ice age.
Lately, there has been someone on my mountain, someone who wants to find me. I've avoided them a couple times, but I'm starting to think that maybe I should face him. Him and the rest of my past.

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Khione

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'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
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The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

* [[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently unscribed.
* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently scribed by Tyler Wittkofsky.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently unscribed, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently scribed by Victoria Moxley.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently scribed by Aaron Jolly.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, permanently unscribed, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Khione]], Goddess of Winter, scribed by Jessie Sadler.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
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=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
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The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
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Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
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Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
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The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Aphrodite

2021-08-23T21:42:18Z

MoxieM:

Aphrodite is the goddess of Love and Beauty, currently scribed by Victoria Moxley.
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=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5'11″

'''Weight''': 140 lbs. lithe

'''Hair Color''': Black or a deep brown

'''Facial Hair''': N/A

'''Eyes''': Brown with flecks of gold

'''Distinguishing Features''': N/A

=== Family ===
'''Parents''': [[Uranus]]

'''Siblings''': None

'''Spouse''': [[Hephaestus]]

'''Children''': [[Dinlas]], [[Eros]], [[Phobos]], [[Deimos]], [[Aeneas]], [[Beroe]], [[Hermaphroditos]], [[Iacchus]], [[Peitho]], [[Priapos]], [[Rhodos]], [[Adrestia]]

=== Professions ===
After so many centuries of freely (and gleefully) meddling in the love lives of mortals, she’s decided to get paid for her time and become a licensed sex therapist.
=== Residence ===
A lavish house in a small town in New Mexico, found on accident, outside a town called Truth or Consequences. She can be found on the 48th floor of the GC, or her apartment in Montmartre, France.

=== Personal Information ===
'''General Overview''': After leaving Olympus with the other gods, she began her time among the mortals. It opened her eyes to what she had been missing after so many centuries. She gave in to some questionable behavior, traveling the world on a bender and taking a string of lovers. Of course it wasn’t enough to overcome the painful realizations that she had been forced to come to terms with. With some therapy of her own, of course.

But it was the catalyst for her change in attitude, her desire to amend all her broken relationships and show that she was a better person than when she’d left. Since leaving Olympus, Aphrodite has been practicing as a sex therapist to help others with confidence, intimacy issues, and more. There’s plenty of regret over her behavior where people got hurt (Dinlas, Eros, Hephaestus etc) and wants to fix things as much as possible, or at least heal the old wounds she created. She has vowed to no longer use her powers to inflict pain. Aphrodite wants to help humans heal their lives through love.
While she is trying to change she still does not trust Eris after the whole apple thing. And though Aphrodite is still quick to anger, she has been working on that. Of course, she still thrives on flattery. Meddling in people’s relationships is still a bad habit, but now she does so to help.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Dite, Dita (human name)

'''Likes''': love, sex, sweets, compliments, black silk, music, books (varying genres), trying new foods, being in the water, coffee, liquor & wine

'''Dislikes''': bland food, DV, cheaters (ironic), liars
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''A Woman Scorned.''' Hell hath no fury. Olympus hath no fury. This world hath no fury like Aphrodite when she’s mad. She has been working on her temper, but when provoked, gone are all the strides she has made and the old Aphrodite rears her petty and provocative head.

'''Wide Open.''' Aphrodite is wholly committed to love. It is her entire being. Her reason for existence. She wants to love and see love blossoming all around her. To this end, she is extremely open where matters of the heart are concerned. Whether it is a romantic entanglement for herself or watching the amorous exploits of those around her, Aphrodite cares deeply about all matters of the heart, embracing love with arms wide open. There’s just one problem with that: wide open means wide open. Love means having your defenses down, and all the problems that come with it.

'''Fatal Attraction.''' It’s been a long time since she’s seen Ares, but in that time, Aphrodite has figured out that he’s pretty poison. The attraction between them brings out the worst in her, the parts of her she has tried to leave behind. There’s still a spark there, but Aphrodite works hard to make sure there is no fuel to burn, even if it means keeping her distance from the God of War.
=== Skills / Abilities ===
'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Power of Love.''' Aphrodite can read “love lines” between people (i.e. she can tell if people are in love with each other, lust, unrequited love etc). She also has the power to create a love connection (make someone fall in love with someone), which she has used in the past for “evil”. Now she will only make a match (like through her apps) for two participants who have a compatibility to begin with, and who are asking to have their affairs meddled with. In order to create or augment an emotional connection, Aphrodite must physically touch the person, allowing her aura to flow into them and incline them towards love.

'''Loving Kindness.''' Aphrodite has some power over making others feel loved, which she uses to soothe spirits and bolster self-esteem. In her time away, Aphrodite learned to love herself, learning that this is the root of all true love in the world. Her love for herself acts as a mirror, reflecting the good and beautiful back to the one who needs to see it, helping them overcome their emotional difficulties. This power has one major limitation: Aphrodite has to ask the person if they will allow her to help them, and they must willingly accept. The person must open the door and let love in.

'''Tough Love.''' Aphrodite is all about loving yourself. Mortals, these days, have developed a penchant for self-harm, which is in direct opposition to everything for which Aphrodite stands. Abusing heroin? Aphrodite can make you immune to the effects - good luck getting a fix. Sending nudes to that toxic ex? Aphrodite can cause your phone to lose cellular reception only when you’re drunk-texting. So, next time something saves you from yourself, it might just be that the Goddess of Love wants you to love yourself a little more.
* ''P.S. Two problems with this. (1) She can’t use it to deal with her own issues. Otherwise, that Ares thing would have been settled a long time ago. (2) If she loses her temper, expect that guy not to call you back and all other forms of meddling...for your own “good”, of course.''

'''Aphrodisiac.''' Aphrodite knows how to brew a love potion unlike any other. One drop of this potent elixir in drink or food promises a night of hedonistic abandon for whoever consumes it. She is notorious for adding it to chocolates and wine and gifting these to those she wishes to give her blessing. Like any love potion, it is untargeted. Whoever consumes it receives the effects. So, she is very careful to either hand deliver these items or only send them through someone she trusts implicitly.

=== Possessions ===
'''Normal Daily Wear''': business casual, usually keeping with the latest trends and styles.

'''Alternate Dress Wear''': from short/revealing dresses for clubbing, to ball gowns for events in varying colors.
=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
'''Her Girdle.''' A magical belt that acts like a magnet for love, promoting her natural attraction magic. It can transform to match any outfit, and she lends it out upon request, when she feels the request is worthy. When loaned, the girdle accents the wearer’s natural beauty, bringing it to the forefront and gracing them with Aphrodite’s favor in all matters of the heart.
=== Historical Synopsis ===
Aphrodite is historically the Goddess of Love (usually sexual) and Beauty. She was born of sea foam when the amputated genitals of Uranus landed on the Sea. As such, although she is not an aquatic deity (like Amphitrite is) she has a love of the ocean and beachside locals. Although married to Hephaestus traditionally she treated her marriage with contempt and not even matrimony was enough to stop her from having as many affairs as she wanted with both gods and mortals. Historically she is a jealous goddess, who interferes in the love lives of any whom she believes to have wronged her. It was her feud with Hera and Athena, instigated by Eris.<ref>The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica. (28 Dec 2018).</ref><ref>Aphrodite. URL: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Aphrodite-Greek-mythology</ref>

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2021-08-23T21:36:41Z

MoxieM:

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Apollo

2021-08-23T21:34:05Z

MoxieM:

Apollo is god of the sun, healing and prophecy, he is currently scribed by Tyler Wittkofsky.
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=== Know Your God ===
'''Height''': 6’1″

'''Weight''': 200 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Beach blonde, medium length, slicked back

'''Facial Hair''': None.

'''Eyes''': Baby Blues

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Zeus]] and [[Leto]]

'''Siblings''': [[Artemis]] (his twin), and many others

'''Spouse''': None

'''Children''': 4, including Asclepius and Orpheus

=== Professions ===

Apollo runs a series of clubs across the world called Delos. He is also a solo performer who is often compared to a 90’s boy band heart throb, but he appreciates the music of the 90’s and takes it as a compliment.

=== Residence ===

Apollo has residence on floor 32 of the God Complex, but because he wants to get away from his dad, he stays in a penthouse above one of his clubs in New York City.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': Apollo, twin to Artemis, is the son of Zeus and exists in a sort of state of dependency with his father, unlike his sister Artemis. Apollo's various abilities are all dependent on each other, and if he loses one, he loses them all.

'''Nicknames''': Olly to Artemis and Pollo is his stage name

'''Likes''': Music, all of it; Sunbathing and absorbing the rays of the sun; Competition; Performing on the Stage.

'''Dislikes''': Mortals who are disrespectful in their words and actions; Bad music; Cloudy weather
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Truth Teller.''' Apollo cannot lie and must always tell the truth.

'''Overcast.''' Apollo is at his strongest in direct sunlight. Without direct sunlight, his powers are dampened. This can be from overcast, at night, or indoors, wherever there is no direct sunlight he is weakened. Artificial UV made by mortals will not strengthen Apollo.

'''Blind Seer.''' Paintings where the Oracles are blindfolded so that prophecy can be read true have their origins in Apollo’s psychic gifts. For Apollo to have a chance to read the future, he must stare directly into the sun. This renders him blind so that the visions can be seen clearly with the inner eye. This is why he does not like to do prophecy unless the situation is dire. This is also the root of why the Oracles were sequestered after delivering prophecy - Apollo has to keep to himself until sunrise the next day, allowing the darkness of night to cool him to normal.
=== Skills / Abilities ===
'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Healing Touch & Touch of Death.''' As the god of healing and medicine, Apollo can heal the wounds of mortals. As the god of disease, Apollo can infect any mortal with any kind of illness or ailment.

'''Foresight.''' Being the god of the oracles, Apollo was granted the ability to see moments in the future. He uses this power sparingly and does not communicate what he sees because the power is so draining.

'''Heliokinesis.''' Apollo draws power from the sun and can harness it as a weapon, but at much lower levels than the actual levels of the sun. He can use this power in darkness as well, but its strength is diminished as with all of his other powers when out of direct sunlight. In order to heal, Apollo must be in direct sunlight.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Unbuttoned button-up shirt with no shirt underneath and jeans.

'''Alternate Dress Wear''': A fine pressed navy blue suit and bowtie.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
'''Bow of Apollo.''' Apollo wears a pendant around that becomes his famed golden bow created by Hephaestus. His arrows of choice are made of silver.

'''Golden Sword.''' Apollo was born with a golden sword in his hand, which he now wears as a ring on his pinky until he needs it.
=== Historical Synopsis ===

Born on the island of Delos to Zeus and Leto, Apollo is the god of many things including the sun, music, medicine, disease, prophecy and truth.

He is a slayer of several great mythological beasts, including Python, an act that led to the establishment of what is now the modern Olympics.

Apollo is also an oracular deity, considered the patron God of Delphi and the most Hellenic of the Pantheon due to his varied and often contradictory gifts. He was gifted foresight for his humble nature, but has never spoken a single word to another of what he sees, preferring to let the future unravel as it is intended.<ref>The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica. (10 Jan 2019). Apollo.</ref> <ref>Wikipedia Apollo</ref><ref>Wikipedia Hyacinth</ref>

=== Introduction Written by Scribe ===
You may be wondering where I have been hiding for the last few months. Well, I’ve been busy. I’ve expanded Delos to thirteen different states in the United States and in three other countries, including Holland and England. I’ve been performing a lot more and even went on a worldwide tour as Pollo. A lot of people say I remind them of the 90’s boy bands a la Nick Carter and co. I’ll take it as a compliment.

I’m done with my tour now and my expansion, so I’ve been slumming it in New York City at my club with the mortals. I needed some space from dad, so I’ve decided to go out on my own without him for a bit. Who knows, maybe I’ll be back to the God Complex eventually, but for now I’m enjoying my time being voted the Most Eligible Bachelor in New York City.

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2021-08-23T21:29:07Z

MoxieM:

Apollo

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2021-08-23T21:27:49Z

MoxieM: /* The Olympians */

'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
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The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

* [[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently unscribed.
* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently scribed by Tyler Wittkofsky.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently unscribed, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently scribed by Victoria Moxley.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently scribed by Aaron Jolly.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, permanently unscribed, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
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=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
[[File:Zeus- The God Complex (1).png|thumb|right]]
The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
[[File:Nox.png|thumb|right]]
Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
[[File:Atlantis1.jpg|thumb|right]]
Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
[[File:Underworld.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Atë

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MoxieM:

[[File:Ate.jpg|thumb|Goddess of mischief, ruin, delusion and folly]]

Atë is the goddess of mischief, ruin, delusion and folly, permanently unscribed, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height:''' 5’8

'''Weight:''' 136 lbs

'''Hair Color:''' Jet black and usually wears it in loose waves with it reaching past her mid back.

'''Facial Hair:''' N/A

'''Eyes:''' Normal brown, but turn amber gold when she uses her powers.

'''Distinguishing Features:''' N/A

=== Family ===

'''Parents:''' Father – Zeus; Mother – Primordial Eris

'''Siblings:''' N/A

'''Spouse:''' N/A

'''Children:''' N/A

=== Professions ===

I like to think of myself as somewhat of an entrepreneur. After being banished to the mortal plane, I have picked up a habit of causing chaos. Whisper a little mischief onto the ears of man and boy, does it pay off. Wars, catastrophes, betrayals, scandals, you name it. I’m in the business of causing trouble and business is booming.

=== Residences ===

Kicked out of Olympus and currently residing in Sicily, Italy in a Doric-style Greek temple that resembles the home she once loved.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Atë is feisty, conniving and always gets her way. She loves mischief and inciting chaos any chance she can get. After all, it is in her DNA. If she is not busy going out dancing or finding the nearest party, she is spending her time whispering into the ears of mortal men. Through the centuries, she has been behind the scenes, causing as much trouble as she can. She feeds off the mischief and ruin she creates, making her only crave the chaos more. She is quick to anger, especially if you bring up her past, but don’t let her hard shell fool you. Buried very deep down in her cold, black heart, there is a part of her somewhere just dying for the love she lost a millennium ago.

'''Deity Nicknames:''' Attie (Eros) Skotádi (Hades) Kallis (Eris)

'''Likes:''' Chaos, mischief, destruction, men and women, getting her way, makeup, heels, tempting mortals, arrogance and power.

'''Dislikes:''' Affection, unless she gives it first, hates liars, weakness, whining, declarations of love.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

'''Green-Eyed Monster.''' After having everything stripped from her, Atë has become overly zealous (and jealous) of things she considers hers. She might be a brown-eyed beauty or a gold-eyed charmer, but touch what's hers and you'll have a green-eyed monster on your hands. And monsters do monstrous things. And pay monstrous consequences.

'''V Is For Vanity.''' Atë likes to stay chic and on trend. Mortals, being the often shallow creatures they are, quickly fall under the spell of her beauty, unaware she's a nightmare dressed like a daydream (thank you, Taylor Swift). She has a bit of preoccupation with how she looks and what she thinks about it. And combined with the fact that she's quite willing to tell you all about the wondrousness of Atë... well, it gets old. Even if she doesn't.

'''This Is Gonna Hurt.''' If Atë had a warning label, it would say, "Contents Under Pressure". To say that Atë is volatile is an understatement of epic proportions. And when she lashes out, she's going to make sure you feel it. Like, really feel it. For centuries. Millennia, even. And that's a problem for Atë because injuries fade, but grudges... those last forever. And payback might just be a bigger bitch than Atë.

'''Fifty Shades Of Cray.''' Atë spent 1000 years in Tartarus. She sees things that aren’t there, hears voices with no source. Her powers are becoming more unstable, as is she. She is a bomb waiting to go off. Tick Tock.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Entrance.''' Atë can entrance her victims when she speaks to them. Her voice becomes a soothing sound to them as they slowly fall into a trance, completing the task she asks of them. When this power is used on another immortal, it is limited to information gathering, as getting gods to do anything they don’t want to do is notoriously difficult. Her eyes turn an amber gold when this power is used.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' Atë can shapeshift into various animals when she ventures around the mortal plane. The only consolation is that all the animals she mimics are jet black like her hair.

'''Breath of Chaos.''' Atë’s body can become that of smoke, as she can walk through walls or under doors. She also uses this ability to avoid any wounds one may try to inflict. She uses this power to appear out of thin air. This also comes in handy when she wants to whisper misguidings to unsuspecting men without anyone being none the wiser she is present. This power can be quite draining on her and require rest to recharge.

'''Empath.''' This gift allows her to feel what her intended victims may feel so she can better corrupt them into doing something mischievous. If she uses this gift too much, migraines soon follow.

'''Bringer of Ruin.''' When enraged or focusing hard enough Ate has the power to cause a fault or weakness to material things that would then cause ruin. She has greater effect over man made objects than natural ones as mortal creations often go against natural order and have inherent flaws that are easy to exploit. When power is overused Atё gets blinding headaches that weaken her. In extreme cases when used too aggressively this can also cause her to pass out.

'''Delusion.''' Atë exists on the periphery of men’s thoughts, able to bring ruin to their minds directly and present them with images of their worst fears and deepest secrets to unravel them from within. She often uses this power to force them to see things that aren’t there. The power is most effective on mortals. Immortals’s brains heal too quickly to be taken in completely. If Atë uses this too often on a mortal, she can make them lose all concept of reality, causing serious brain damage.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear:''' Usually, you will find Atë in a long silk dress or anything that shows skin. She loves heels, the higher the better, with any type of gold or silver jewelry. Lace is her favorite right next to leather.

'''Alternate Dress Wear:''' When she’s not causing mischief, you can find her in elegant lounge-wear.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

N/A

=== Artwork ===
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MoxieM: /* Goddesses */

'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
[[File:Kronos v big three.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

* [[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently unscribed.
* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently unscribed.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently unscribed, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently unscribed.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently scribed by Aaron Jolly.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, permanently unscribed, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
[[File:Artemis-Experience Mount Olympus (1).png|thumb|right]]

=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
[[File:Zeus- The God Complex (1).png|thumb|right]]
The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
[[File:Nox.png|thumb|right]]
Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
[[File:Atlantis1.jpg|thumb|right]]
Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
[[File:Underworld.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Hestia

2021-08-02T16:34:35Z

MoxieM:

Hestia is the Goddess of Hearth & Home, currently scribed by Aaron Jolly.
[[File:Hestia2.png|thumb]]

=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5'7

'''Weight''': Curvy but muscular.

'''Hair Color/Style''': Reddish brown, closer to flame when the light catches it. Tends towards messy.

'''Facial Hair''': N/A

'''Eyes''': Golden brown.

'''Distinguishing Features''': N/A

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]]/[[Rhea]]

'''Siblings''': [[Demeter]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Hera]], [[Zeus]].

'''Spouse''': None.

'''Children''': None

=== Professions ===
Hestia is withdrawn and isolated, her only true profession is the creation of Ambrosia, the elixir of immortality, but the elixir must be blessed by her niece Hebe, in order to grant eternal youth.
=== Residence ===
God Complex Headquarters Floor 8
=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Hestia is a loving person who embodies the “do no harm but take no shit” mentality. She does not tolerate fools but is intensely loyal and protective of people that she has chosen as worthy of her affection.

'''Likes:''' Food, drink, music, dancing, gossip,

'''Dislikes:''' Hestia gets along with pretty much anybody, but she can’t stand fools.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Hearth Goddess.''' Hestia is able to see and feel the beating hearts of people's homes and hearths. She can anticipate when a Home is about to be broken and what can be done to mend it.

'''Pyrokinesis.''' Hestia can manipulate flame and fire without being burned. She can also control fires, even not of her own creation. She also has control over molten substances provided they have been heated by some variety of thermal method.

'''Elixir of Immortality.''' Hestia holds the recipe to make the ambrosia that can turn a mortal into an immortal. It takes time, and cannot be sped up. She does not keep it made and can only make it when she is in residence on Olympus. However, this elixir only provides life undying, in order to become ageless, it must be blessed by the Goddess Hebe, and to become divine, it is only grantable by Zeus.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Hestia dresses pretty casually, usually in browns or greens.

'''Alternate Dress Wear''': When she is at home, it’s a loose dress and no shoes.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
None

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MoxieM:

hestia

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2021-08-02T16:32:42Z

MoxieM: /* The Olympians */

'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
[[File:Kronos v big three.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

* [[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently unscribed.
* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently unscribed.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently unscribed, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently unscribed.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently scribed by Aaron Jolly.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, scribed by Amber Albright, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
[[File:Artemis-Experience Mount Olympus (1).png|thumb|right]]

=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
[[File:Zeus- The God Complex (1).png|thumb|right]]
The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
[[File:Nox.png|thumb|right]]
Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
[[File:Atlantis1.jpg|thumb|right]]
Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
[[File:Underworld.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Nyx

2021-08-02T16:31:51Z

MoxieM:

[[File:Nyx4.png|thumb]]
Nyx is the Primordial Goddess of Night, she is currently unscribed.

=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height:''' 5'9″

'''Weight:''' 185 lbs.

'''Hair Color:''' Black as Night

'''Facial Hair:''' None

'''Eyes:''' Varies.

'''Distinguishing Features:''' None.

=== Family ===

'''Parents:''' [[Chaos]]

'''Siblings:''' [[Erebus]], [[Gaia]], [[Tartarus]],

'''Spouse:''' Former: [[Erebus]]

'''Children:''' ''With [[Erebus]]:'' [[Aether]] and [[Hemera]] (light and day), [[Charon]]

''Solo Children:'' [[The Oneiroi]] (gods of dreams, 1000 sons), [[The Keres]] (goddesses of violent deaths, 1000 daughters), [[The Moirai]] (The Fates, 3 daughters), [[The Hesperides]] (Evening/Sunset, 3 daughters), [[Hypnos]], [[Thanatos]], [[Geras]], [[Momus]], [[Moros]], [[Eris (Prime)]], [[Nemesis]], [[Apate]], [[Oizys]], [[Philotes]], [[Astra Planeta]], [[Eleos]], [[Sophrosyne]], [[Epiphron]], [[Hybris]], [[Anaidea]] (Ruthlessness), [[Epiales]] (nightmares), [[Achlys]] (death mist), [[the Arai]] (curses), [[Alastor]] (blood feud), [[Aporia]] (want), [[the Maniai]] (madnesses), [[Eurynomos]] (flesh eating daemon), and the [[Nosoi]] (plague).

=== Professions ===

Owner/Operator of Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the God Complex Headquarters.

=== Residences ===

Apartments in Tartarus; the 17th floors inside the Headquarters of the God Complex.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Nyx is the primordial of night and first born of Chaos.

'''Nicknames:''' Nyxie

'''Likes:''' Star gazing, snow and winter, instrumental music, large dogs, chess, dancing, swimming, fishing, hobby farms, sailing, picnics, reading, sparring, playing pool, babysitting, cold weather, rain, family gatherings, bonfires, the stillness of the night

'''Dislikes:''' Betrayers, liars, being misled, anger with no cause, the beach, extreme heat, soggy toast, over-cooked eggs, clothing with tears in it, misplaced items, family arguments, being lost, anxiety

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

'''All In The Family.''' While her love for her family is quite strong, it is also her weakest point. Nyx has a much higher chance of acting irrationally if it involves her family, or those she cares for.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue:.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Primordial Goddess.''' Being a Protogenoi gives Nyx the advantage of having a vast knowledge of the world and its intricacies. She is well-versed in history, literature, music, and most major industries.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' Nyx can change aspects of herself to make her more human-like for the mortal plane; this allows her to mingle with humans day-to-day. When in battle or among immortals, she reverts to her natural state. When experiencing a sharp emotion, such an intense anger, stress, or sadness, sometimes this ability can slip and reveal her true form.

'''A Mother’s Love.''' Nyx can hide away mortals and, when necessary, immortals, from other mortals and most immortals. This does not work against other Protogenois.

'''Shining Night.''' Nyx flies across the night sky, painting stars in any shape she wishes. This can be used for hidden signals or messages, as well as flamboyant advertising.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear:''' Gray or white slacks with black flats or stilettos, with a black or white dress shirt, tucked in. Alternatively, a long black sweater, thigh-high skirt, and knee-high boots.

'''Alternate Dress Wear:''' Fitted black pants, tapers into her ankles, fitted bustier with silver and gold filigree, laced in the back, and black stilettos. Wears a necklace with a hollow star on one end, and a solid crescent moon that slides into it.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Cloak of Darkness''' – When Hemera comes down to rest for the night, Nyx would sweep her cloak of the skies to bring night upon the world. It’s a bit harder to do now since someone thought cloaks weren’t fashionable anymore, so she has traded it in for a black, ankle-length cardigan.

=== Historical Synopsis ===
NYX was the goddess of the night, one of the primordial gods (protogenoi) who emerged as the dawn of creation.

She was a child of Khaos (Chaos, Air), and coupling with Erebos (Darkness) she produced Aither (Aether, Light) and Hemera (Day). Alone she spawned a brood of dark spirits including the three Fates, Sleep, Death, Strife and Pain.

Nyx was an ancient deity usually envisaged as the very substance of the night--a veil of dark mists drawn across the sky to obscure the light of Aither, the shining blue of the heavens. Her opposite number was Hemera (Day) who scattered the mists of night at dawn.

In ancient art Nyx was depicted as a either a winged goddess or charioteer, sometimes crowned with an aureole of dark mists.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Protogenos/Nyx.html</ref>

Nyx

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MoxieM:

Nyx is the Primordial Goddess of Night, she is currently unscribed.

=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height:''' 5'9″

'''Weight:''' 185 lbs.

'''Hair Color:''' Black as Night

'''Facial Hair:''' None

'''Eyes:''' Varies.

'''Distinguishing Features:''' None.

=== Family ===

'''Parents:''' [[Chaos]]

'''Siblings:''' [[Erebus]], [[Gaia]], [[Tartarus]],

'''Spouse:''' Former: [[Erebus]]

'''Children:''' ''With [[Erebus]]:'' [[Aether]] and [[Hemera]] (light and day), [[Charon]]

''Solo Children:'' [[The Oneiroi]] (gods of dreams, 1000 sons), [[The Keres]] (goddesses of violent deaths, 1000 daughters), [[The Moirai]] (The Fates, 3 daughters), [[The Hesperides]] (Evening/Sunset, 3 daughters), [[Hypnos]], [[Thanatos]], [[Geras]], [[Momus]], [[Moros]], [[Eris (Prime)]], [[Nemesis]], [[Apate]], [[Oizys]], [[Philotes]], [[Astra Planeta]], [[Eleos]], [[Sophrosyne]], [[Epiphron]], [[Hybris]], [[Anaidea]] (Ruthlessness), [[Epiales]] (nightmares), [[Achlys]] (death mist), [[the Arai]] (curses), [[Alastor]] (blood feud), [[Aporia]] (want), [[the Maniai]] (madnesses), [[Eurynomos]] (flesh eating daemon), and the [[Nosoi]] (plague).

=== Professions ===

Owner/Operator of Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the God Complex Headquarters.

=== Residences ===

Apartments in Tartarus; the 17th floors inside the Headquarters of the God Complex.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Nyx is the primordial of night and first born of Chaos.

'''Nicknames:''' Nyxie

'''Likes:''' Star gazing, snow and winter, instrumental music, large dogs, chess, dancing, swimming, fishing, hobby farms, sailing, picnics, reading, sparring, playing pool, babysitting, cold weather, rain, family gatherings, bonfires, the stillness of the night

'''Dislikes:''' Betrayers, liars, being misled, anger with no cause, the beach, extreme heat, soggy toast, over-cooked eggs, clothing with tears in it, misplaced items, family arguments, being lost, anxiety

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

'''All In The Family.''' While her love for her family is quite strong, it is also her weakest point. Nyx has a much higher chance of acting irrationally if it involves her family, or those she cares for.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue:.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Primordial Goddess.''' Being a Protogenoi gives Nyx the advantage of having a vast knowledge of the world and its intricacies. She is well-versed in history, literature, music, and most major industries.

'''Limited Shapeshifting.''' Nyx can change aspects of herself to make her more human-like for the mortal plane; this allows her to mingle with humans day-to-day. When in battle or among immortals, she reverts to her natural state. When experiencing a sharp emotion, such an intense anger, stress, or sadness, sometimes this ability can slip and reveal her true form.

'''A Mother’s Love.''' Nyx can hide away mortals and, when necessary, immortals, from other mortals and most immortals. This does not work against other Protogenois.

'''Shining Night.''' Nyx flies across the night sky, painting stars in any shape she wishes. This can be used for hidden signals or messages, as well as flamboyant advertising.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear:''' Gray or white slacks with black flats or stilettos, with a black or white dress shirt, tucked in. Alternatively, a long black sweater, thigh-high skirt, and knee-high boots.

'''Alternate Dress Wear:''' Fitted black pants, tapers into her ankles, fitted bustier with silver and gold filigree, laced in the back, and black stilettos. Wears a necklace with a hollow star on one end, and a solid crescent moon that slides into it.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Cloak of Darkness''' – When Hemera comes down to rest for the night, Nyx would sweep her cloak of the skies to bring night upon the world. It’s a bit harder to do now since someone thought cloaks weren’t fashionable anymore, so she has traded it in for a black, ankle-length cardigan.

=== Historical Synopsis ===
NYX was the goddess of the night, one of the primordial gods (protogenoi) who emerged as the dawn of creation.

She was a child of Khaos (Chaos, Air), and coupling with Erebos (Darkness) she produced Aither (Aether, Light) and Hemera (Day). Alone she spawned a brood of dark spirits including the three Fates, Sleep, Death, Strife and Pain.

Nyx was an ancient deity usually envisaged as the very substance of the night--a veil of dark mists drawn across the sky to obscure the light of Aither, the shining blue of the heavens. Her opposite number was Hemera (Day) who scattered the mists of night at dawn.

In ancient art Nyx was depicted as a either a winged goddess or charioteer, sometimes crowned with an aureole of dark mists.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Protogenos/Nyx.html</ref>

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MoxieM: /* The Primordials */

'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
[[File:Kronos v big three.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

* [[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently unscribed.
* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently unscribed.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently unscribed, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently unscribed.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently unscribed.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, scribed by Amber Albright, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
[[File:Artemis-Experience Mount Olympus (1).png|thumb|right]]

=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
[[File:Zeus- The God Complex (1).png|thumb|right]]
The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
[[File:Nox.png|thumb|right]]
Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
[[File:Atlantis1.jpg|thumb|right]]
Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
[[File:Underworld.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Demeter

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MoxieM: /* Magical Artifacts/Weapons: */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===
11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment. Cottage on the western edge of Crete

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': She joined her family in embarrassing the modern world, working to keep them legally safe from the laws of humans. She began having strange visions and eventually disappeared, leaving no trace of her behind. She has now returned to fiercely protect her family and find out who abducted her and why she can’t remember anything during her absence.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Aunt Dem

'''Likes''': The taste of her special blended teas, the feeling of her hands in the soil, bonfires, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Being lied to, not knowing everyone’s secrets, seeing her family in turmoil.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Overly Protective.''' Demeter has a bad habit of becoming overly protective of those she loves. She will pull whatever strings she needs to in order to win, even if it’s not exactly legal.

'''Lonely.''' Since the murder of her only true love, the mortal Iasion, she’s never believed she could love another. Though she’s had many trysts over the centuries, her heart is still broken.

'''Nosey.''' Demeter hates the idea that someone is keeping a secret. She’ll do anything to get the answers she wants, even if they’re not meant for her to know.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants and communicate with the living Earth, itself. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Feast.''' Demeter has the ability to intensify the harvest of any given crop. For those mortals whom she holds in high esteem, she can give them a bountiful harvest and ensure their survival through the coming winter.

'''Famine.''' Demeter has the ability to wipe out an entire season’s crop with a wave of her hand. Though this is usually a last resort for her, she has been known to take out whole nations by depriving them of food.

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take the right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she’s business all the way. Tailored suits and sensible shoes.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home, comfort is key. A pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt are all she needs. Though she has several pairs of shoes, she rarely wears them around the house.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===
'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''The Polished Poppy.''' A large piece of Carnelian carved into her sacred flower, the Poppy. By rubbing the stone, she can command nature to come to her aid, both plants and animals alike. It sends out a call for everything living to come to her aid.

'''The Ethereal Eye.''' A sapphire necklace Demeter wears to light her way in the dark. Given to her by the Goddess of Magic during her search for Persephone, the sapphire itself comes from the cave which protected her baby brother, who in turn, rescued her and her siblings from their eternal abyss.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:58:03Z

MoxieM: /* Possessions */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===
11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment. Cottage on the western edge of Crete

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': She joined her family in embarrassing the modern world, working to keep them legally safe from the laws of humans. She began having strange visions and eventually disappeared, leaving no trace of her behind. She has now returned to fiercely protect her family and find out who abducted her and why she can’t remember anything during her absence.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Aunt Dem

'''Likes''': The taste of her special blended teas, the feeling of her hands in the soil, bonfires, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Being lied to, not knowing everyone’s secrets, seeing her family in turmoil.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Overly Protective.''' Demeter has a bad habit of becoming overly protective of those she loves. She will pull whatever strings she needs to in order to win, even if it’s not exactly legal.

'''Lonely.''' Since the murder of her only true love, the mortal Iasion, she’s never believed she could love another. Though she’s had many trysts over the centuries, her heart is still broken.

'''Nosey.''' Demeter hates the idea that someone is keeping a secret. She’ll do anything to get the answers she wants, even if they’re not meant for her to know.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants and communicate with the living Earth, itself. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Feast.''' Demeter has the ability to intensify the harvest of any given crop. For those mortals whom she holds in high esteem, she can give them a bountiful harvest and ensure their survival through the coming winter.

'''Famine.''' Demeter has the ability to wipe out an entire season’s crop with a wave of her hand. Though this is usually a last resort for her, she has been known to take out whole nations by depriving them of food.

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take the right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she’s business all the way. Tailored suits and sensible shoes.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home, comfort is key. A pair of sweatpants and a t-shirt are all she needs. Though she has several pairs of shoes, she rarely wears them around the house.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:57:21Z

MoxieM: /* Skills / Abilities */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===
11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment. Cottage on the western edge of Crete

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': She joined her family in embarrassing the modern world, working to keep them legally safe from the laws of humans. She began having strange visions and eventually disappeared, leaving no trace of her behind. She has now returned to fiercely protect her family and find out who abducted her and why she can’t remember anything during her absence.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Aunt Dem

'''Likes''': The taste of her special blended teas, the feeling of her hands in the soil, bonfires, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Being lied to, not knowing everyone’s secrets, seeing her family in turmoil.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Overly Protective.''' Demeter has a bad habit of becoming overly protective of those she loves. She will pull whatever strings she needs to in order to win, even if it’s not exactly legal.

'''Lonely.''' Since the murder of her only true love, the mortal Iasion, she’s never believed she could love another. Though she’s had many trysts over the centuries, her heart is still broken.

'''Nosey.''' Demeter hates the idea that someone is keeping a secret. She’ll do anything to get the answers she wants, even if they’re not meant for her to know.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants and communicate with the living Earth, itself. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Feast.''' Demeter has the ability to intensify the harvest of any given crop. For those mortals whom she holds in high esteem, she can give them a bountiful harvest and ensure their survival through the coming winter.

'''Famine.''' Demeter has the ability to wipe out an entire season’s crop with a wave of her hand. Though this is usually a last resort for her, she has been known to take out whole nations by depriving them of food.

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take the right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:56:40Z

MoxieM: /* Flaws / Weaknesses */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===
11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment. Cottage on the western edge of Crete

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': She joined her family in embarrassing the modern world, working to keep them legally safe from the laws of humans. She began having strange visions and eventually disappeared, leaving no trace of her behind. She has now returned to fiercely protect her family and find out who abducted her and why she can’t remember anything during her absence.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Aunt Dem

'''Likes''': The taste of her special blended teas, the feeling of her hands in the soil, bonfires, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Being lied to, not knowing everyone’s secrets, seeing her family in turmoil.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Overly Protective.''' Demeter has a bad habit of becoming overly protective of those she loves. She will pull whatever strings she needs to in order to win, even if it’s not exactly legal.

'''Lonely.''' Since the murder of her only true love, the mortal Iasion, she’s never believed she could love another. Though she’s had many trysts over the centuries, her heart is still broken.

'''Nosey.''' Demeter hates the idea that someone is keeping a secret. She’ll do anything to get the answers she wants, even if they’re not meant for her to know.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants as though they were people, hear and understand what they have seen and have said. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Lifegiver.''' Demeter has the ability to make plants grow at any rate she wishes. This power is more intense if the plants are actual food crops.

'''Withering.''' Demeter has the ability to draw life from plants (vampire-like), causing their physical mass to wither. This is not a decaying process, but more an instantaneous "husking." This power is combined with the use of the Sickle (see Magical Artifacts, below).

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take a right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:56:13Z

MoxieM: /* Personal Information */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===
11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment. Cottage on the western edge of Crete

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': She joined her family in embarrassing the modern world, working to keep them legally safe from the laws of humans. She began having strange visions and eventually disappeared, leaving no trace of her behind. She has now returned to fiercely protect her family and find out who abducted her and why she can’t remember anything during her absence.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Aunt Dem

'''Likes''': The taste of her special blended teas, the feeling of her hands in the soil, bonfires, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Being lied to, not knowing everyone’s secrets, seeing her family in turmoil.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Secluded.''' Demeter likes to be alone and have her privacy and peace. This tendency to isolate herself and seek seclusion makes it hard to get to know her, and she often misses out on things happening in the GC when she is off by herself.

'''Type A.''' Demeter has a tendency to plan everything to the last detail to the extent of not going with the flow or being spontaneous. This holds her back from taking action in the moment because she has to weigh all the options before she makes a move.

'''Overprotective.''' Demeter has long had a tendency to be overprotective of her daughter, Persephone. It has gotten better over the millennia, but when Persephone is stressed, the mother hen instinct kicks in and can make Demeter almost smothering with care and concern for her child.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants as though they were people, hear and understand what they have seen and have said. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Lifegiver.''' Demeter has the ability to make plants grow at any rate she wishes. This power is more intense if the plants are actual food crops.

'''Withering.''' Demeter has the ability to draw life from plants (vampire-like), causing their physical mass to wither. This is not a decaying process, but more an instantaneous "husking." This power is combined with the use of the Sickle (see Magical Artifacts, below).

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take a right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:55:05Z

MoxieM: /* Residence */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===
11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment. Cottage on the western edge of Crete

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': After leaving Olympus, Demeter decided to obtain her Juris Doctorate to practice family law for both mortals and immortals. While she does enjoy the finer things of clothes and gourmet food, she often finds herself seeking solitude at her cottage, but loves visits from her beautiful daughter, Persephone. She enjoys living among the mortals, especially driving her car and tending to her garden, to ground her back to earth.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Demi, Dem

'''Likes''': The smell of petrichor, seeing plants blossom, high-fashion, soft blankets, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Master-manipulators, pollution, know-it-alls
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Secluded.''' Demeter likes to be alone and have her privacy and peace. This tendency to isolate herself and seek seclusion makes it hard to get to know her, and she often misses out on things happening in the GC when she is off by herself.

'''Type A.''' Demeter has a tendency to plan everything to the last detail to the extent of not going with the flow or being spontaneous. This holds her back from taking action in the moment because she has to weigh all the options before she makes a move.

'''Overprotective.''' Demeter has long had a tendency to be overprotective of her daughter, Persephone. It has gotten better over the millennia, but when Persephone is stressed, the mother hen instinct kicks in and can make Demeter almost smothering with care and concern for her child.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants as though they were people, hear and understand what they have seen and have said. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Lifegiver.''' Demeter has the ability to make plants grow at any rate she wishes. This power is more intense if the plants are actual food crops.

'''Withering.''' Demeter has the ability to draw life from plants (vampire-like), causing their physical mass to wither. This is not a decaying process, but more an instantaneous "husking." This power is combined with the use of the Sickle (see Magical Artifacts, below).

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take a right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:54:41Z

MoxieM: /* Professions */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is the Goddess of Sacred Law and is therefore the attorney of the gods.

=== Residence ===

11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment

Cottage in outskirts of Athens

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': After leaving Olympus, Demeter decided to obtain her Juris Doctorate to practice family law for both mortals and immortals. While she does enjoy the finer things of clothes and gourmet food, she often finds herself seeking solitude at her cottage, but loves visits from her beautiful daughter, Persephone. She enjoys living among the mortals, especially driving her car and tending to her garden, to ground her back to earth.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Demi, Dem

'''Likes''': The smell of petrichor, seeing plants blossom, high-fashion, soft blankets, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Master-manipulators, pollution, know-it-alls
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Secluded.''' Demeter likes to be alone and have her privacy and peace. This tendency to isolate herself and seek seclusion makes it hard to get to know her, and she often misses out on things happening in the GC when she is off by herself.

'''Type A.''' Demeter has a tendency to plan everything to the last detail to the extent of not going with the flow or being spontaneous. This holds her back from taking action in the moment because she has to weigh all the options before she makes a move.

'''Overprotective.''' Demeter has long had a tendency to be overprotective of her daughter, Persephone. It has gotten better over the millennia, but when Persephone is stressed, the mother hen instinct kicks in and can make Demeter almost smothering with care and concern for her child.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants as though they were people, hear and understand what they have seen and have said. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Lifegiver.''' Demeter has the ability to make plants grow at any rate she wishes. This power is more intense if the plants are actual food crops.

'''Withering.''' Demeter has the ability to draw life from plants (vampire-like), causing their physical mass to wither. This is not a decaying process, but more an instantaneous "husking." This power is combined with the use of the Sickle (see Magical Artifacts, below).

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take a right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:54:25Z

MoxieM: /* Family */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': Iasion (deceased)

'''Children''': [[Persephone]], Arion, Despoina, Corybas, Plutus, Philomelus, Eubuleus, Chrysothemis, Lityerses

=== Professions ===
Demeter is an attorney practicing Family Law.

=== Residence ===

11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment

Cottage in outskirts of Athens

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': After leaving Olympus, Demeter decided to obtain her Juris Doctorate to practice family law for both mortals and immortals. While she does enjoy the finer things of clothes and gourmet food, she often finds herself seeking solitude at her cottage, but loves visits from her beautiful daughter, Persephone. She enjoys living among the mortals, especially driving her car and tending to her garden, to ground her back to earth.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Demi, Dem

'''Likes''': The smell of petrichor, seeing plants blossom, high-fashion, soft blankets, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Master-manipulators, pollution, know-it-alls
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Secluded.''' Demeter likes to be alone and have her privacy and peace. This tendency to isolate herself and seek seclusion makes it hard to get to know her, and she often misses out on things happening in the GC when she is off by herself.

'''Type A.''' Demeter has a tendency to plan everything to the last detail to the extent of not going with the flow or being spontaneous. This holds her back from taking action in the moment because she has to weigh all the options before she makes a move.

'''Overprotective.''' Demeter has long had a tendency to be overprotective of her daughter, Persephone. It has gotten better over the millennia, but when Persephone is stressed, the mother hen instinct kicks in and can make Demeter almost smothering with care and concern for her child.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants as though they were people, hear and understand what they have seen and have said. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Lifegiver.''' Demeter has the ability to make plants grow at any rate she wishes. This power is more intense if the plants are actual food crops.

'''Withering.''' Demeter has the ability to draw life from plants (vampire-like), causing their physical mass to wither. This is not a decaying process, but more an instantaneous "husking." This power is combined with the use of the Sickle (see Magical Artifacts, below).

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take a right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Demeter

2021-07-14T23:53:32Z

MoxieM: /* Know Your Goddess */

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Steel Grey typically, electric blue when angered

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': None

'''Children''': [[Persephone]]

=== Professions ===
Demeter is an attorney practicing Family Law.

=== Residence ===

11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment

Cottage in outskirts of Athens

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': After leaving Olympus, Demeter decided to obtain her Juris Doctorate to practice family law for both mortals and immortals. While she does enjoy the finer things of clothes and gourmet food, she often finds herself seeking solitude at her cottage, but loves visits from her beautiful daughter, Persephone. She enjoys living among the mortals, especially driving her car and tending to her garden, to ground her back to earth.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Demi, Dem

'''Likes''': The smell of petrichor, seeing plants blossom, high-fashion, soft blankets, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Master-manipulators, pollution, know-it-alls
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Secluded.''' Demeter likes to be alone and have her privacy and peace. This tendency to isolate herself and seek seclusion makes it hard to get to know her, and she often misses out on things happening in the GC when she is off by herself.

'''Type A.''' Demeter has a tendency to plan everything to the last detail to the extent of not going with the flow or being spontaneous. This holds her back from taking action in the moment because she has to weigh all the options before she makes a move.

'''Overprotective.''' Demeter has long had a tendency to be overprotective of her daughter, Persephone. It has gotten better over the millennia, but when Persephone is stressed, the mother hen instinct kicks in and can make Demeter almost smothering with care and concern for her child.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants as though they were people, hear and understand what they have seen and have said. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Lifegiver.''' Demeter has the ability to make plants grow at any rate she wishes. This power is more intense if the plants are actual food crops.

'''Withering.''' Demeter has the ability to draw life from plants (vampire-like), causing their physical mass to wither. This is not a decaying process, but more an instantaneous "husking." This power is combined with the use of the Sickle (see Magical Artifacts, below).

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take a right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

Artemis

2021-07-11T19:31:54Z

MoxieM:

Artemis is the Goddess of the Moon and the Hunt, currently unscribed.
[[File:30.png|thumb]]
=== Get to Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’10”

'''Weight''': 130 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Light brown wavy hair usually braided to the side

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Hazel/Auburn

'''Distinguishing Features''': Artemis is always equipped with her silver bow and quiver, and her silver blade in a sheath bound to her right thigh.

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Zeus]] and [[Leto]]

'''Siblings''': [[Apollo]] and other children of Zeus

'''Spouse''': None

'''Children''': None

=== Professions ===

Artemis manages the Mount Olympus National Park.

=== Residence ===

Artemis loves to roam the vast expanse of the Olympus National Park and prefers to stay in her temple in the caves behind the waterfall of the National Olympus Park. At other times, she spends time in her residence adjacent to her office on the 50th floor of the GC building.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': Artemis is proud and confident of her skills. She is competitive by nature and believes there is no equal to her in the art of archery and hunting. Artemis embodies the spirit and virtue in hunting, so despite the fact she hunts animals she also protects them, especially the young ones; this earned her the title Goddess of Animals. She is known for her temper and would not think twice before taking down anyone who dares to cross her.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Goddess of Hunt, Moon, Wilderness, and Nature. Protector of Women. Arty in the modern mortal world.

'''Likes''': She loves dancing in the rain at the foothills of the mountains or deep in the woods with her band of nymphs. Animals keep her company and she loves spending time in the woods.

'''Dislikes''': Artemis is not a fan of large crowds and dislikes big cities. She prefers the music of nature to the constant thrum of the cities. She hates backstabbers, cheats, and those who hurt animals, women, or children.
=== Flaws/Weakness ===

'''Temperamental.''' Artemis is known to have a temper and to act on her temper before stopping to think. Combined with her impulsivity, she has a tendency to strike first and think later, which often lands her in a soup.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Goddess of the Hunt, Wild & Creatures.''' As the Goddess of Hunt, Artemis is an excellent hunter with impeccable marksmanship with not only her bow and arrow, but also a wide range of weapons. Her personal favorite after her bow and arrow is the silver blade that was forged by Hephaestus and gifted to her by Zeus. She is also an excellent tracker who uses her tracking abilities to hunt down mortals and immortals alike. As the Goddess of Wild/Creatures, Artemis can make any non-magical creature do her bidding and can speak to magical creatures telepathically, though not control them.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': In Olympus, Artemis is normally seen wearing her white sleeveless silk dress with a golden headband.

'''Alternate Dress Wear''': In the mortal world due to the nature of her job Artemis is seen wearing a black fitted jumpsuit with several pockets.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Quiver with Arrows and Bow.''' Artemis’ quiver and bow have the magical ability to become invisible in the mortal world, the arrows in her quiver are neverending and reload as and when required. It is only visible to immortal eyes. A mortal will be able to see her in her true form only if she so wishes.

'''Silver Blade.''' The silver blade forged by Hephaestus has special powers, it can mortally wound any living being including immortals in one use. However, it cannot mortally wound any member of the Olympus family.

'''Artemis Antler Headpiece.''' The antler headpiece is identified as one of the distinctive features of Artemis. While it is Artemis’ symbol, the headpiece that she wears has the magical ability to transport Artemis into the subconscious minds of mortals, and immortals to retrieve and plant ideas from their minds. Anyone wearing the headpiece gains the power to enter into the subconscious mind of another.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Artemis, the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sister of Apollo is the goddess of the hunt, wild animals and vegetation, and of chastity and childbirth. Among the rural populace, Artemis is the favorite goddess. Artemis embodied the sportsman’s ideal, so despite the killing game she also protected her subjects, especially the young; keeping in significance to the title Goddess of Animals. The Goddess of wild nature loved to dance, usually accompanied by nymphs, in mountains, forests, and marshes.

She was the patron and protector of young girls and was believed to bring disease upon women and relieve them of it. Artemis was worshipped as one of the primary goddesses of childbirth and midwifery along with Eileithyia. Much like Athena and Hestia, Artemis preferred to remain a maiden and is sworn never to marry. Though Artemis was a virgin, she drew the attention and interest of many Gods and men. However, it was only her hunting companion, Orion, that won her heart. It is believed that Orion was killed by Artemis herself for daring to cross her.

Artemis was one of the most widely venerated of the Ancient Greek deities and her temple at Ephesus was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Artemis’ symbols included a bow and arrow, a quiver and hunting knives. The deer and the cypress were sacred to her. Poets and artists usually pictured her with her stag or her hunting dog.

In the retelling of the Pantheon in a modern world, we have tried to remain true to Artemis’ history as much as possible, however, the writer has and will continue to use creative license as and when deemed necessary.<ref>The Editors of Encylopedia Brittannica. (10 Jan 2019).Artemis Wikipedia.Artemis</ref>

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2021-07-11T19:30:25Z

MoxieM:

Artemis

Selene

2021-07-11T19:29:24Z

MoxieM:

Selene is the Titaness of the Moon, currently unscibred.
[[File:29.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’10”

'''Weight''': 150 lbs

'''Hair Color''': Platinum colored hair

'''Facial Hair''': N/A

'''Eyes''': Steel Blue Eyes

'''Distinguishing Features''': Very Pale Skin with a crescent moon birthmark on her right shoulder blade

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Hyperion]] and [[Theia]]

'''Siblings''': [[Helios]] and [[Eos]]

'''Spouse''': Endymion (Former)

'''Children''': Fifty daughters with Endymion; Pandia and Ersa with [[Zeus]]

=== Professions ===

Selene is the head talent agent for the Crescent Talent Agency, with offices in New York, L.A., Paris, and London. With her head office in L.A., she has hired staff to do the groundwork for her and she only deals with A-listers.

=== Residence ===

She resides mainly in Los Angeles but has residential quarters at all of her office locations for convenience.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' As a titan and creature of the night, she doesn’t need sleep. Day is for work, night is for play. She has a passion for the waters of earth and all life that lives within it. As a mortal pun, she chose to work with celebrities, or “stars”. With her knack for being a keen observer and her endearment for mortals, she wanted something that kept her around them. She loves the energy the mortals give her and the way they can enjoy a good time.

'''Deity Nicknames:''' Moonbeam to her friends and family,

'''Likes:''' Enjoys: dancing at clubs and attractive mortals. Helping animals

'''Dislikes:''' Careless and polluting mortals. Arrogance, in all forms and beings

=== Flaws/Weaknesses ===

'''Dark Side of the Moon.''' Selene has no tolerance for arrogance in others. She has even less tolerance for betrayal. Those that choose to exhibit these traits see a side of Selene that no one else sees, a side the light has never touched. This side of her is cold and ruthless and capable of things Selene would normally feel remorse for doing.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Lunar Glow.''' Selene can appear to literally glow with ambient light, especially in times of high emotion. When she is out of control emotionally, this can sometimes be inconvenient. When she is in control, it is lovely and even helpful.

=== Possession ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Business attire, power suits

'''Nightly Wear''': Shiny Club attire

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Chariot''': Selene has use of her chariot and two steeds in a pinch but doesn’t rely on them often.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Selene – Greek: “Moon”; Latin – Luna. In Greek and Roman religion, the personification of the moon as a goddess. She was worshiped at the new and full moons. According to Hesiod’s Theogony, her parents were the Titans Hyperion and Theia; her brother was Helios, the sun god (sometimes called her father); her sister was Eos (Dawn). In the Homeric Hymn to Selene, she bears the beautiful Pandeic to Zeus, while Alcman says they are the parents of Herse, the dew. She is often linked with Endymion, whom she loved and whom Zeus cast into eternal sleep in a cave on Mount Latmus; there, Selene visited him and became the mother of fifty daughters. In another story, she was loved by Pan. By the 5th century BC, Selene was sometimes identified with Artemis, or Phoebe, “the bright one”. She was usually represented as a woman with the moon (often in crescent form) on her head and driving a two-horse chariot. As Luna, she had temples at Rome on the Aventine and Palatine hills.<ref>The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica. (24 November 2019). Selene.</ref>

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2021-07-11T19:28:22Z

MoxieM:

Selene

Helios

2021-07-11T19:27:20Z

MoxieM:

Helios is the Titan of the Sun, he is currently voiced by Connor Irving.
[[File:Copy of Copy of Copy of Wanted.png|thumb]]
=== Physical Appearance ===

'''Height''': 5'11

'''Weight''': 112 lbs

'''Hair Color''': White blonde

'''Facial Hair''': Remains Clean shaven

'''Eyes''': Grey blue, littered with golden flecks- similar to the sun breaking through clouds.

'''Distinguishing Features''': Always warm. Tattoo of the sun on left wrist.

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Theia]] and [[Hyperion]]

'''Siblings''': [[Eos]] and [[Selene]].

'''Spouse''': Perseis.

'''Children''': [[Circe]], Actis, Aega, Aegiale, Aeëtes, Aloeus, Astris, Augeas, Bisaltes, Candalus, Cercaphus, Circe, the Corybantes, Electryone, the Heliades, Ichnaea, Lampetia, Macareus, Ochimus, Pasiphaë, Perses, Phaeton, Phaethusa, Tenages and Triopas

=== Professions ===
Before returning to Earth, Helios knew that the complaints of mortals would irritate him, but he also knew he had a good ability to listen and help others with their issues. So, Helios decided he would become a counsellor, for if he had to listen to mortals complain, he might as well get paid for it.

=== Residence ===
Before Zeus commanded the gods return to the mortal world, Helios lived in a palace of obsidian and onyx by the river Okeanos- a gift from his cousin Okeanos for marrying his daughter Perseis. Now back in the mortal world, he has taken up residence in his allocated floor in the God complex HQ.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': Helios is the Titan of the Sun, and the guardian of oaths. He is a widely unemotional god; however, he does carry a deep-seated rage. Helios is not fond of mortals and so the idea of having to be surrounded by them all day, everyday disgusts him and he is angry towards Zeus for making his decree. The Titan of the sun despises thinking about the past and does his best to ignore it, even when it comes back to bite him.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Sol, Sol Indigies

'''Likes''': The sun and anything warm. His own company. Some members of his family.

'''Dislikes''': Anything cold. Thinking about past mistakes. Being compared to/confused with Apollo.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Arrogance.''' Helios always likes to believe he is correct in all matters; on Olympus he was the all-seeing sun and was in many ways omniscient; however, on Earth he cannot see and hear everything from the skies as he once could, yet he still refuses to accept he can be wrong.

'''Lack of most emotions.''' Helios has a stony face; it is not easy to tell what he is thinking or how he is feeling. Other than anger, Helios does not feel much, or at least not to an extreme. He is usually laid back- maybe a little too laid back- and seems very nonchalant about a lot of problems or issues being raised.

'''Temper.''' Despite his lack of emotion, Helios has a very bad tempter. It takes a lot to get him angry but when someone does his rage can last a lifetime.

=== Skills / Abilities ===
'''Immortality.''' is technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Heliokinesis.''' Helios draws power from the sun, at his most powerful and in direct sunlight, helios can channel the sun’s energy into a focused beam which can melt most beings, even immortals. However, channeling the sun’s power leaves Helios burned out for several days after.

'''Illusion.''' All sunlight is what makes up sight, with his power over sunlight, Helios can craft powerful illusions, so realistic that most would never even know. However, he needs to be in sunlight to perform this and is unable to do so in the dark.

=== Possessions ===
'''Normal Daily Wear''': Very formal attire and always either black or white with some form of gold detailing.

'''Alternate Wear''': Helios will begrudgingly wear whatever is required of him, however he draws the line at tracksuits.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
'''The Sun Chariot.''' Helios has a golden chariot adorned at the edges with wings; using this and his four white steeds- Aethon, Pyrois, Phlegon and Eous- he was able to pull the sun across the world creating daylight for mortals.

'''Golden Helmet.''' Helios owned a golden helmet made of sun beams often described as the shining aureole of the sun crowning his head.

=== Historical Synopsis ===
HELIOS (Helius) was the Titan god of the sun, a guardian of oaths, and the god of sight. He dwelt in a golden palace in the River Okeanos (Oceanus) at the far ends of the earth from which he emerged each dawn, crowned with the aureole of the sun, driving a chariot drawn by four winged steeds. When he reached the the land of the Hesperides in the far West he descended into a golden cup which bore him through the northern streams of Okeanos back to his rising place in the East.

Once his son Phaethon tried to drive the chariot of the sun, but he lost control and set the earth ablaze. Zeus struck the boy down with a thunderbolt.

Helios was depicted as a handsome, usually beardless, man clothed in purple robes and crowned with the shining aureole of the sun. His sun-chariot was drawn by four, sometimes winged, steeds.

Helios was identified with several other gods of fire and light such as Hephaistos (Hephaestus) and light-bringing Phoibos Apollon (Phoebus Apollo).<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Titan/helios.html</ref>

===Introduction Written By Scribe ===
The all shining, the all-seeing, Sol, Ra, Helios. I have been known by many names, but no matter what title I have been given, or what epithet has been used to describe me, my role has always been the same. Each day my steeds pull my chariot and I from the east to the west, dragging the sun behind us and giving daylight to all insufferable mortals- a thankless task.

Now, I have to go down to the mortal plain at the command of Zeus; something I am not best pleased about. I have upset many beings on earth in my time and I do not want to have to face my past.

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MoxieM:

Artemis is the Goddess of the Moon and the Hunt, currently unscribed.
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=== Get to Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’10”

'''Weight''': 130 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Light brown wavy hair usually braided to the side

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Hazel/Auburn

'''Distinguishing Features''': Artemis is always equipped with her silver bow and quiver, and her silver blade in a sheath bound to her right thigh. Artemis has a dragon by the name Sayeh who is transformed into a support dog in the mortal world. Sayeh is always with Artemis. Always!

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Zeus]] and [[Leto]]

'''Siblings''': [[Apollo]] and other children of Zeus

'''Spouse''': None

'''Children''': None

=== Professions ===

Artemis manages the Mount Olympus National Park. She also owns the Silver Bow Foundation that works towards two causes concurrently – wildlife preservation and Women and Children’s empowerment. She runs her foundation from her office on the 50th floor of the OA building mostly, along with her 3 favorite [[nymphs]] Hyale, Iphigenia, and Britomartis and the Satyrs – Iain and Jamie gifted to her by her aunt Hestia. Her mortal assistant Kara plays an important role in keeping everything running smoothly.

=== Residence ===

Artemis loves to roam the vast expanse of the Olympus National Park and prefers to stay in her temple in the caves behind the waterfall of the National Olympus Park. At other times, she spends time in her residence adjacent to her office on the 50th floor of the GC building.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': Artemis is proud and confident of her skills. She is competitive by nature and believes there is no equal to her in the art of archery and hunting. Artemis embodies the spirit and virtue in hunting, so despite the fact she hunts animals she also protects them, especially the young ones; this earned her the title Goddess of Animals. She is known for her temper and would not think twice before taking down anyone who dares to cross her.

Mortals and immortals are drawn to her beauty but Artemis believes she has a larger purpose in life. She takes her role as protector of women, and children seriously and places her work above everything else.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Goddess of Hunt, Moon, Wilderness, and Nature. Protector of Women. Arty in the modern mortal world.

'''Likes''': Nothing pleases Artemis more than a good hunt and a riding the wind on her dragon, Sayeh. She also loves dancing in the rain at the foothills of the mountains or deep in the woods with her band of nymphs. Animals keep her company and she loves spending time in the woods. She loves to practice Archery with her twin, Apollo, whom she lovingly calls, Mos.

'''Dislikes''': Artemis is not a fan of large crowds and dislikes big cities. She prefers the music of nature to the constant thrum of the cities. She hates backstabbers, cheats, and those who hurt animals, women, or children.
=== Flaws/Weakness ===

'''Temperamental.''' Artemis is known to have a temper and to act on her temper before stopping to think. Combined with her impulsivity, she has a tendency to strike first and think later, which often lands her in a soup.

'''Impulsive.''' As a goddess of the wilds, Artemis has an impulsive streak. She will often act quickly, based on what she thinks is the right thing to do at the time, without waiting for all the information. Sometimes, this goes well. And sometimes…

'''Protectress.''' Artemis loves her family, especially her twin, Apollo, and her father, Zeus. She cares deeply about her family and will go to any lengths to protect them from harm, even if it means putting herself at risk. In any difficult choice that involves family, the answer is always Family.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Goddess of the Hunt, Wild & Creatures.''' As the Goddess of Hunt, Artemis is an excellent hunter with impeccable marksmanship with not only her bow and arrow, but also a wide range of weapons. Her personal favorite after her bow and arrow is the silver blade that was forged by Hephaestus and gifted to her by Zeus. She is also an excellent tracker who uses her tracking abilities to hunt down mortals and immortals alike. As the Goddess of Wild/Creatures, Artemis can make any non-magical creature do her bidding and can speak to magical creatures telepathically, though not control them.

'''Transmogrification.''' Artemis has the ability to focus her energies to alter the appearance and core essence of other living creatures. She transforms her dragon, Sayeh, to appear as a support dog when traveling in the mortal world. She also has the ability to transform mortals into animals or other mortals. Though Artemis has developed her abilities to utilize this ability regularly, using this power on a large scale can drain her, causing headaches and an inability to perform transmogrification again until the symptoms dissipate. During this time, she will be weakened, making her an easier target.

'''Advanced Telepathy.''' Artemis is capable of telepathic communications with mortals and animals. This allows her to read their minds and respond to them without having to use words. Telepathy with animals is fluid and seamless. Telepathy with mortals and magical creatures is more difficult due to their higher ordered thinking, and mortals and magical creatures can choose to shut out the telepathic communication coming through. This ability does not apply to other immortals.

'''Hunter’s Mark.''' Artemis can “mark” her prey with a piece of her energy, allowing her to hone in on that immortal, mortal, or creature anywhere in the world. She can also tell if the Marked is alive or dead through the link. She can only apply this mark to three mortals/creatures (any mix of these) at a time. This tracking applies to the physical world primarily and her ability to hone in on the signal weakens if the Marked passes into another realm other than the Mortal Plane.

'''Healing Touch.''' As twin sister, to the God of Healing, Apollo, Artemis has the ability to heal and aid mortals and animals who are physically wounded or affected by disease (healing Immortals is outside her sphere and falls to her twin brother). Sometimes this is healing the injury/illness, while at other times, it is used to aid a swift and peaceful passing so that the natural order may continue. Because healers can heal as well as kill, Artemis has sometimes been known to cause disease to mortals who have incurred her wrath.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': In Olympus, Artemis is normally seen wearing her white sleeveless silk dress with a golden headband. She carries her quiver filled with arrows and her bow across her shoulders. Her golden waistband holds a sheath that protects her beloved silver blade.

'''Alternate Dress Wear''': In the mortal world due to the nature of her job Artemis is seen wearing a black fitted jumpsuit with several pockets for her Glock. The Silver blade housed in its sheath is bound to her right thigh using a leather belt.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Quiver with Arrows and Bow.''' Artemis’ quiver and bow have the magical ability to become invisible in the mortal world, the arrows in her quiver are neverending and reload as and when required. It is only visible to immortal eyes. A mortal will be able to see her in her true form only if she so wishes.

'''Silver Blade.''' The silver blade forged by Hephaestus has special powers, it can mortally wound any living being including immortals in one use. However, it cannot mortally wound any member of the Olympus family.

'''Artemis Antler Headpiece.''' The antler headpiece is identified as one of the distinctive features of Artemis. While it is Artemis’ symbol, the headpiece that she wears has the magical ability to transport Artemis into the subconscious minds of mortals, and immortals to retrieve and plant ideas from their minds. Anyone wearing the headpiece gains the power to enter into the subconscious mind of another.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Artemis, the daughter of Zeus and Leto, and the twin sister of Apollo is the goddess of the hunt, wild animals and vegetation, and of chastity and childbirth. Among the rural populace, Artemis is the favorite goddess. Artemis embodied the sportsman’s ideal, so despite the killing game she also protected her subjects, especially the young; keeping in significance to the title Goddess of Animals. The Goddess of wild nature loved to dance, usually accompanied by nymphs, in mountains, forests, and marshes.

She was the patron and protector of young girls and was believed to bring disease upon women and relieve them of it. Artemis was worshipped as one of the primary goddesses of childbirth and midwifery along with Eileithyia. Much like Athena and Hestia, Artemis preferred to remain a maiden and is sworn never to marry. Though Artemis was a virgin, she drew the attention and interest of many Gods and men. However, it was only her hunting companion, Orion, that won her heart. It is believed that Orion was killed by Artemis herself for daring to cross her.

Artemis was one of the most widely venerated of the Ancient Greek deities and her temple at Ephesus was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Artemis’ symbols included a bow and arrow, a quiver and hunting knives. The deer and the cypress were sacred to her. Poets and artists usually pictured her with her stag or her hunting dog.

In the retelling of the Pantheon in a modern world, we have tried to remain true to Artemis’ history as much as possible, however, the writer has and will continue to use creative license as and when deemed necessary.<ref>The Editors of Encylopedia Brittannica. (10 Jan 2019).Artemis Wikipedia.Artemis</ref>

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'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
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The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

[[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently scribed by Marie Casey.

* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently unscribed.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently unscribed, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently unscribed.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently unscribed.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
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=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, scribed by Amber Albright, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
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=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
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The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
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Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
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Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
[[File:Underworld.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Selene

2021-07-03T17:45:28Z

MoxieM:

Selene is the Titaness of the Moon, currently unscibred.
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=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’10”

'''Weight''': 150 lbs

'''Hair Color''': Platinum colored hair

'''Facial Hair''': N/A

'''Eyes''': Steel Blue Eyes

'''Distinguishing Features''': Very Pale Skin with a crescent moon birthmark on her right shoulder blade

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Hyperion]] and [[Theia]]

'''Siblings''': [[Helios]] and [[Eos]]

'''Spouse''': Endymion (Former)

'''Children''': Fifty daughters with Endymion; Pandia and Ersa with [[Zeus]]

=== Professions ===

Selene is the head talent agent for the Crescent Talent Agency, with offices in New York, L.A., Paris, and London. With her head office in L.A., she has hired staff to do the groundwork for her and she only deals with A-listers.

=== Residence ===

She resides mainly in Los Angeles but has residential quarters at all of her office locations for convenience.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' As a titan and creature of the night, she doesn’t need sleep. Day is for work, night is for play. She has a passion for the waters of earth and all life that lives within it. As a mortal pun, she chose to work with celebrities, or “stars”. With her knack for being a keen observer and her endearment for mortals, she wanted something that kept her around them. She loves the energy the mortals give her and the way they can enjoy a good time. Their resilience astounds her, but their nonchalant treatment of the earth angers her deeply and she sometimes loses her restraint when she finds one intentionally doing harm to the environment or the oceans. Mortals are also her biggest downfall, or largest weakness, as she finds herself attached, which makes her emotional. As a carefully calculated woman, letting her emotions get the best of her restraint.

'''Deity Nicknames:''' Moonbeam to her friends and family, Seli (Only Artemis)

'''Likes:''' Enjoys: dancing at clubs and attractive mortals. Helping animals

'''Dislikes:''' Careless and polluting mortals. Arrogance, in all forms and beings

=== Flaws/Weaknesses ===

'''Family Drama.''' Selene has a rocky relationship with her siblings, [[Eos]] and [[Helios]]. Eos triggers Selene and sets her off with very little effort. Selene has a soft spot for Helios and will do nearly anything on his behalf, even to her detriment. The instability of her family bonds makes family and security a deep need in her, one for which she will do almost anything.

'''Dark Side of the Moon.''' Selene has no tolerance for arrogance in others. She has even less tolerance for betrayal. Those that choose to exhibit these traits see a side of Selene that no one else sees, a side the light has never touched. This side of her is cold and ruthless and capable of things Selene would normally feel remorse for doing.

'''Precious Things.''' Now that Selene has come home and been accepted on Olympus, she has the family she has never had. Because she has craved it so long, the thought of losing it is terrifying to her. Risks and threats to that security cause her to take irrational actions in order to preserve the thing it has taken her so long to find.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Lunar Glow.''' Selene can appear to literally glow with ambient light, especially in times of high emotion. When she is out of control emotionally, this can sometimes be inconvenient. When she is in control, it is lovely and even helpful.

'''Blood Tides.''' Selene has the ability to influence the tides of emotions in mortals. Similar to the pull of the moon on the earth and the connection between moon phase and human behavior, Selene can influence subtle changes in human emotions: minor confusion, high tempers, exacerbated intoxication, infatuation, “moon madness”. She cannot control the behaviors exhibited, only the moon or feeling that fuels those actions. Selene can, with this ability, cause women to go into labor or influence fertility.

'''Mirror of the Moon.''' Selene has the ability to sit or remain very still and reflect (and thereby amplify) the emotions of the people who are speaking or interacting with her. This can be of positive benefits with positive emotions, and can be used offensively or defensively with negative emotions. She cannot change or implant an emotion, only reflect what is already present.

'''Healing Phase.''' Selene has the ability to heal. This ability shifts with the moon and its phases. When the moon is full, Selene is at her most powerful, but has the least control over her powers. When the moon is dark, Selene has less power, but has surgical precious in its use. When the moon is in its half phase (wax or wane), her power and focus are balance.

'''Sibling Bonds.''' Selene has limited telepathy with her siblings only and teleportation with [[Helios]].

=== Possession ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': Business attire, power suits

'''Nightly Wear''': Shiny Club attire

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===

'''Chariot''': Selene has use of her chariot and two steeds in a pinch but doesn’t rely on them often.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Selene – Greek: “Moon”; Latin – Luna. In Greek and Roman religion, the personification of the moon as a goddess. She was worshiped at the new and full moons. According to Hesiod’s Theogony, her parents were the Titans Hyperion and Theia; her brother was Helios, the sun god (sometimes called her father); her sister was Eos (Dawn). In the Homeric Hymn to Selene, she bears the beautiful Pandeic to Zeus, while Alcman says they are the parents of Herse, the dew. She is often linked with Endymion, whom she loved and whom Zeus cast into eternal sleep in a cave on Mount Latmus; there, Selene visited him and became the mother of fifty daughters. In another story, she was loved by Pan. By the 5th century BC, Selene was sometimes identified with Artemis, or Phoebe, “the bright one”. She was usually represented as a woman with the moon (often in crescent form) on her head and driving a two-horse chariot. As Luna, she had temples at Rome on the Aventine and Palatine hills.<ref>The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica. (24 November 2019). Selene.</ref>

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MoxieM: /* The Titans */

'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

https://www.inthepantheon.com/
== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
[[File:Kronos v big three.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

[[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently scribed by Marie Casey.

* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, currently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently unscribed.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, scribed by Rashmi Menon, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently unscribed.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently unscribed.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, scribed by Amber Albright, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
[[File:Artemis-Experience Mount Olympus (1).png|thumb|right]]

=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
[[File:Zeus- The God Complex (1).png|thumb|right]]
The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
[[File:Nox.png|thumb|right]]
Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
[[File:Atlantis1.jpg|thumb|right]]
Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
[[File:Underworld.jpg|thumb|right]]

The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Hades

2021-06-25T18:50:51Z

MoxieM: /* Magical Artifacts/Weapons */

Hades is the God of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.
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=== Know Your God ===
'''Height:''' 6’2

'''Weight:''' 190 lbs

'''Hair Color:''' Black

'''Facial Hair:''' Slight stubble.

'''Eyes:''' Very Deep Blue

'''Distinguishing Features:''' Stylish 50’s Hair cut.

=== Family ===

'''Parents:''' Kronos (Dad) and Rhea (Mom)

Siblings: [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], [[Hera]], [[Demeter]], [[Hestia]]

Spouse: [[Persephone]]

Children: None

=== Professions ===

CEO of the Underworld Consortium, Torturer

=== Residences ===

The Underworld, currently located in the sub-basements of the God Complex HQ, God Complex, Greece

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Hades is the god of the dead, not to be confused with Thanatos who is the god of death, Hades rules over all that live in the Underworld. After the conclusion of the Titanomachy, Poseidon, Zeus and Hades drew lots to divide the world between them. Poseidon and Hades let their youngest brother, Zeus pick first, as a sign of respect for the role he played in freeing them from their father, Kronos. Zeus drew the first lot, and became ruler of the skies and king of the gods. Poseidon drew next, as the oldest brother, and took the seas, becoming ruler of the deep and king of Atlantis. Hades drew last and took the Underworld, where he rules as king. Within the confines of the Underworld, Hades is supreme, outside it, not so much.

'''Deity Nicknames:''' Lord Hades, King Hades

'''Likes:''' Cerberus, expensive/exotic coffee, fast luxury motors, rock music

'''Dislikes:''' disobedience, murder, losing.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

'''Fish Out of Water.''' Hades has trouble with the advanced world, technology and people are very different, he knows enough to struggle through, but could become a problem.

'''Weaker.''' When out of the underworld his power is reduced. His strengths come from his domain, and he becomes slightly vulnerable to dangerous foes when away.

'''Trust.''' He struggles to trust anyone, making him a bit of a lone wolf, he will work with others when necessary but will never open up to them, and will always keep his distance.

'''Flashy.''' Money is no issue and he has no problem showing it causing possible unwanted attention.

'''Cars.''' He has a weakness and love for cars. Touch his machines and his rage will show.

'''Brother's Keeper.''' Because of the immense responsibility of the Realms in their care, the Brothers oathed to become caretakers of the other's power and domain in the event of death, debilitation or abdication. As a result, the Brothers are bound to care for and respect each other's Realms knowing, should the worst occur, they could be charged with their care.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''King's Prerogative.''' To better administrate the care of the Three Realms, the Kings alone are allowed passage between each other's kingdoms without meeting the requirements of entry. This allows the Brothers to meet as needed or in secret to ensure all in their care is tended and tended well.

'''Seal of the King.''' Each of the Three Kings has a seal that binds spoken oaths to their Realms. Oaths sworn before the Three Kings and sealed by them are inviolable. Anyone that breaks oaths so sworn and sealed must suffer penalties not just in one realm, but in each realm, the penalties served consecutively and ordered by the one whose sealed oath was broken. The Kings may also use these seals alone, binding oaths to their individual realms, as needed.

'''Charm.''' Hades can convince almost anyone to do anything when in The Underworld, this ability is not as strong on Earth, but works to some extent.

'''Soul Bending.''' As ruler of souls, Hades has power over them, a power that he can use to summon, embody, and even resurrect.

'''The Rich One.''' Hades also has the ability to pull from the very earth, unearthing valuable ores, jewels and rare metals.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear:''' Black suit, shirt. Tie, and shoes.

'''Alternate Dress Wear:''' Black t-shirt, black jeans, plain black sneakers.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
'''Bident.''' Similar to the Trident and the Bolt, the Bident gives Hades his dominion over the Underworld, and a single touch of the Bident’s tip to an unwise soul can result in it’s utter obliteration.

'''Helm of Darkness.''' The Helm of Darkness allows Hades to travel the underworld unseen, traversing through the shadows. It’s effect outside the underworld is as of yet, untested.

=== Historical Synopsis ===
HAIDES (Hades) was the king of the underworld and god of the dead. He presided over funeral rites and defended the right of the dead to due burial. Haides was also the god of the hidden wealth of the earth, from the fertile soil with nourished the seed-grain, to the mined wealth of gold, silver and other metals.

Haides was devoured by Kronos (Cronus) as soon as he was born, along with four of his siblings. Zeus later caused the Titan to disgorge them, and together they drove the Titan gods from heaven and locked them away in the pit of Tartaros. When the three victorious brothers then drew lots for the division of the cosmos, Haides received the third portion, the dark dismal realm of the underworld, as his domain.

Haides desired a bride and petitioned his brother Zeus to grant him one of his daughters. The god offered him Persephone, the daughter of Demeter. However, knowing that the goddess would resist the marriage, he assented to the forceful abduction of the girl. When Demeter learned of this, she was furious and caused a great dearth to fall upon the earth until her daughter was returned. Zeus was forced to concede lest mankind perish, and the girl was fetched forth from the underworld. However, since she had tasted of the pomegranate seed, she was forced to return to him for a portion of each year.

Haides was depicted as a dark-bearded, regal god. He was depicted as either Aidoneus, enthroned in the underworld, holding a bird-tipped sceptre, or as Plouton (Pluton), the giver of wealth, pouring fertility from a cornucopia. The Romans named him Dis, or Pluto, the Latin form of his Greek title Plouton, "the Lord of Riches."<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Khthonios/Haides.html</ref>
===Introduction Written By Scribe ===
I am King Hades, Lord of The Underworld and all of it dominions. You could say I am a watcher, listener, and often impatient god. I also rule over the dead, and of course those other out worldly creatures, and beings that are too dangerous to wander the earth. They are placed under my guard, who better to watch over them?

Although… I do get bored, so maybe it is time for me to take a trip up top? I have remained in the depths surrounded by death for far too long, I am immortal and it isn’t exactly natural. The Earth is calling me back, and I wouldn’t want to disappoint.

Time to return to land of the living…

Hades

2021-06-25T18:49:35Z

MoxieM: /* Skills / Abilities */

Hades is the God of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.
[[File:F4762E32-AC09-44B9-8383-772430A2DC81.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your God ===
'''Height:''' 6’2

'''Weight:''' 190 lbs

'''Hair Color:''' Black

'''Facial Hair:''' Slight stubble.

'''Eyes:''' Very Deep Blue

'''Distinguishing Features:''' Stylish 50’s Hair cut.

=== Family ===

'''Parents:''' Kronos (Dad) and Rhea (Mom)

Siblings: [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], [[Hera]], [[Demeter]], [[Hestia]]

Spouse: [[Persephone]]

Children: None

=== Professions ===

CEO of the Underworld Consortium, Torturer

=== Residences ===

The Underworld, currently located in the sub-basements of the God Complex HQ, God Complex, Greece

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Hades is the god of the dead, not to be confused with Thanatos who is the god of death, Hades rules over all that live in the Underworld. After the conclusion of the Titanomachy, Poseidon, Zeus and Hades drew lots to divide the world between them. Poseidon and Hades let their youngest brother, Zeus pick first, as a sign of respect for the role he played in freeing them from their father, Kronos. Zeus drew the first lot, and became ruler of the skies and king of the gods. Poseidon drew next, as the oldest brother, and took the seas, becoming ruler of the deep and king of Atlantis. Hades drew last and took the Underworld, where he rules as king. Within the confines of the Underworld, Hades is supreme, outside it, not so much.

'''Deity Nicknames:''' Lord Hades, King Hades

'''Likes:''' Cerberus, expensive/exotic coffee, fast luxury motors, rock music

'''Dislikes:''' disobedience, murder, losing.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

'''Fish Out of Water.''' Hades has trouble with the advanced world, technology and people are very different, he knows enough to struggle through, but could become a problem.

'''Weaker.''' When out of the underworld his power is reduced. His strengths come from his domain, and he becomes slightly vulnerable to dangerous foes when away.

'''Trust.''' He struggles to trust anyone, making him a bit of a lone wolf, he will work with others when necessary but will never open up to them, and will always keep his distance.

'''Flashy.''' Money is no issue and he has no problem showing it causing possible unwanted attention.

'''Cars.''' He has a weakness and love for cars. Touch his machines and his rage will show.

'''Brother's Keeper.''' Because of the immense responsibility of the Realms in their care, the Brothers oathed to become caretakers of the other's power and domain in the event of death, debilitation or abdication. As a result, the Brothers are bound to care for and respect each other's Realms knowing, should the worst occur, they could be charged with their care.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''King's Prerogative.''' To better administrate the care of the Three Realms, the Kings alone are allowed passage between each other's kingdoms without meeting the requirements of entry. This allows the Brothers to meet as needed or in secret to ensure all in their care is tended and tended well.

'''Seal of the King.''' Each of the Three Kings has a seal that binds spoken oaths to their Realms. Oaths sworn before the Three Kings and sealed by them are inviolable. Anyone that breaks oaths so sworn and sealed must suffer penalties not just in one realm, but in each realm, the penalties served consecutively and ordered by the one whose sealed oath was broken. The Kings may also use these seals alone, binding oaths to their individual realms, as needed.

'''Charm.''' Hades can convince almost anyone to do anything when in The Underworld, this ability is not as strong on Earth, but works to some extent.

'''Soul Bending.''' As ruler of souls, Hades has power over them, a power that he can use to summon, embody, and even resurrect.

'''The Rich One.''' Hades also has the ability to pull from the very earth, unearthing valuable ores, jewels and rare metals.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear:''' Black suit, shirt. Tie, and shoes.

'''Alternate Dress Wear:''' Black t-shirt, black jeans, plain black sneakers.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
‘’’Bident.’’’ Similar to the Trident and the Bolt, the Bident gives Hades his dominion over the Underworld, and a single touch of the Bident’s tip to an unwise soul can result in it’s utter obliteration.

'''Helm of Darkness.''' The Helm of Darkness allows Hades to travel the underworld unseen, traversing through the shadows. It’s effect outside the underworld is as of yet, untested.

=== Historical Synopsis ===
HAIDES (Hades) was the king of the underworld and god of the dead. He presided over funeral rites and defended the right of the dead to due burial. Haides was also the god of the hidden wealth of the earth, from the fertile soil with nourished the seed-grain, to the mined wealth of gold, silver and other metals.

Haides was devoured by Kronos (Cronus) as soon as he was born, along with four of his siblings. Zeus later caused the Titan to disgorge them, and together they drove the Titan gods from heaven and locked them away in the pit of Tartaros. When the three victorious brothers then drew lots for the division of the cosmos, Haides received the third portion, the dark dismal realm of the underworld, as his domain.

Haides desired a bride and petitioned his brother Zeus to grant him one of his daughters. The god offered him Persephone, the daughter of Demeter. However, knowing that the goddess would resist the marriage, he assented to the forceful abduction of the girl. When Demeter learned of this, she was furious and caused a great dearth to fall upon the earth until her daughter was returned. Zeus was forced to concede lest mankind perish, and the girl was fetched forth from the underworld. However, since she had tasted of the pomegranate seed, she was forced to return to him for a portion of each year.

Haides was depicted as a dark-bearded, regal god. He was depicted as either Aidoneus, enthroned in the underworld, holding a bird-tipped sceptre, or as Plouton (Pluton), the giver of wealth, pouring fertility from a cornucopia. The Romans named him Dis, or Pluto, the Latin form of his Greek title Plouton, "the Lord of Riches."<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Khthonios/Haides.html</ref>
===Introduction Written By Scribe ===
I am King Hades, Lord of The Underworld and all of it dominions. You could say I am a watcher, listener, and often impatient god. I also rule over the dead, and of course those other out worldly creatures, and beings that are too dangerous to wander the earth. They are placed under my guard, who better to watch over them?

Although… I do get bored, so maybe it is time for me to take a trip up top? I have remained in the depths surrounded by death for far too long, I am immortal and it isn’t exactly natural. The Earth is calling me back, and I wouldn’t want to disappoint.

Time to return to land of the living…

Hades

2021-06-25T18:48:38Z

MoxieM: /* Flaws / Weaknesses */

Hades is the God of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.
[[File:F4762E32-AC09-44B9-8383-772430A2DC81.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your God ===
'''Height:''' 6’2

'''Weight:''' 190 lbs

'''Hair Color:''' Black

'''Facial Hair:''' Slight stubble.

'''Eyes:''' Very Deep Blue

'''Distinguishing Features:''' Stylish 50’s Hair cut.

=== Family ===

'''Parents:''' Kronos (Dad) and Rhea (Mom)

Siblings: [[Zeus]], [[Poseidon]], [[Hera]], [[Demeter]], [[Hestia]]

Spouse: [[Persephone]]

Children: None

=== Professions ===

CEO of the Underworld Consortium, Torturer

=== Residences ===

The Underworld, currently located in the sub-basements of the God Complex HQ, God Complex, Greece

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview:''' Hades is the god of the dead, not to be confused with Thanatos who is the god of death, Hades rules over all that live in the Underworld. After the conclusion of the Titanomachy, Poseidon, Zeus and Hades drew lots to divide the world between them. Poseidon and Hades let their youngest brother, Zeus pick first, as a sign of respect for the role he played in freeing them from their father, Kronos. Zeus drew the first lot, and became ruler of the skies and king of the gods. Poseidon drew next, as the oldest brother, and took the seas, becoming ruler of the deep and king of Atlantis. Hades drew last and took the Underworld, where he rules as king. Within the confines of the Underworld, Hades is supreme, outside it, not so much.

'''Deity Nicknames:''' Lord Hades, King Hades

'''Likes:''' Cerberus, expensive/exotic coffee, fast luxury motors, rock music

'''Dislikes:''' disobedience, murder, losing.

=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===

'''Fish Out of Water.''' Hades has trouble with the advanced world, technology and people are very different, he knows enough to struggle through, but could become a problem.

'''Weaker.''' When out of the underworld his power is reduced. His strengths come from his domain, and he becomes slightly vulnerable to dangerous foes when away.

'''Trust.''' He struggles to trust anyone, making him a bit of a lone wolf, he will work with others when necessary but will never open up to them, and will always keep his distance.

'''Flashy.''' Money is no issue and he has no problem showing it causing possible unwanted attention.

'''Cars.''' He has a weakness and love for cars. Touch his machines and his rage will show.

'''Brother's Keeper.''' Because of the immense responsibility of the Realms in their care, the Brothers oathed to become caretakers of the other's power and domain in the event of death, debilitation or abdication. As a result, the Brothers are bound to care for and respect each other's Realms knowing, should the worst occur, they could be charged with their care.

=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''King's Prerogative.''' To better administrate the care of the Three Realms, the Kings alone are allowed passage between each other's kingdoms without meeting the requirements of entry. This allows the Brothers to meet as needed or in secret to ensure all in their care is tended and tended well.

'''Seal of the King.''' Each of the Three Kings has a seal that binds spoken oaths to their Realms. Oaths sworn before the Three Kings and sealed by them are inviolable. Anyone that breaks oaths so sworn and sealed must suffer penalties not just in one realm, but in each realm, the penalties served consecutively and ordered by the one whose sealed oath was broken. The Kings may also use these seals alone, binding oaths to their individual realms, as needed.

‘’’Charm.’’’ Hades can convince almost anyone to do anything when in The Underworld, this ability is not as strong on Earth, but works to some extent.

‘’’Soul Bending’’’ As ruler of souls, Hades has power over them, a power that he can use to summon, embody, and even resurrect.

‘’’The Rich One.’’’Hades also has the ability to pull from the very earth, unearthing valuable ores, jewels and rare metals.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear:''' Black suit, shirt. Tie, and shoes.

'''Alternate Dress Wear:''' Black t-shirt, black jeans, plain black sneakers.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
‘’’Bident.’’’ Similar to the Trident and the Bolt, the Bident gives Hades his dominion over the Underworld, and a single touch of the Bident’s tip to an unwise soul can result in it’s utter obliteration.

'''Helm of Darkness.''' The Helm of Darkness allows Hades to travel the underworld unseen, traversing through the shadows. It’s effect outside the underworld is as of yet, untested.

=== Historical Synopsis ===
HAIDES (Hades) was the king of the underworld and god of the dead. He presided over funeral rites and defended the right of the dead to due burial. Haides was also the god of the hidden wealth of the earth, from the fertile soil with nourished the seed-grain, to the mined wealth of gold, silver and other metals.

Haides was devoured by Kronos (Cronus) as soon as he was born, along with four of his siblings. Zeus later caused the Titan to disgorge them, and together they drove the Titan gods from heaven and locked them away in the pit of Tartaros. When the three victorious brothers then drew lots for the division of the cosmos, Haides received the third portion, the dark dismal realm of the underworld, as his domain.

Haides desired a bride and petitioned his brother Zeus to grant him one of his daughters. The god offered him Persephone, the daughter of Demeter. However, knowing that the goddess would resist the marriage, he assented to the forceful abduction of the girl. When Demeter learned of this, she was furious and caused a great dearth to fall upon the earth until her daughter was returned. Zeus was forced to concede lest mankind perish, and the girl was fetched forth from the underworld. However, since she had tasted of the pomegranate seed, she was forced to return to him for a portion of each year.

Haides was depicted as a dark-bearded, regal god. He was depicted as either Aidoneus, enthroned in the underworld, holding a bird-tipped sceptre, or as Plouton (Pluton), the giver of wealth, pouring fertility from a cornucopia. The Romans named him Dis, or Pluto, the Latin form of his Greek title Plouton, "the Lord of Riches."<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Khthonios/Haides.html</ref>
===Introduction Written By Scribe ===
I am King Hades, Lord of The Underworld and all of it dominions. You could say I am a watcher, listener, and often impatient god. I also rule over the dead, and of course those other out worldly creatures, and beings that are too dangerous to wander the earth. They are placed under my guard, who better to watch over them?

Although… I do get bored, so maybe it is time for me to take a trip up top? I have remained in the depths surrounded by death for far too long, I am immortal and it isn’t exactly natural. The Earth is calling me back, and I wouldn’t want to disappoint.

Time to return to land of the living…

Melpomene

2021-06-24T13:40:44Z

MoxieM:

Meplomene is the Muse of Tragedy, she is currently unscribed.
[[File:Melpomene2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Muse ===

'''Height''': 5’6”

'''Weight''': 125 lbs

'''Hair Color''': Straight, platinum blonde, reaching to mid back. Usually worn down. Sometimes she’ll dye it other colors.

'''Facial Hair''': N/A

'''Eyes''': Doe-eyed, blue-green

'''Distinguishing Features:''' Comedy/Tragic masks tattoo behind right ear

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Zeus]] & [[Mnemosyne]]

'''Siblings''': [[Calliope]], [[Clio]], [[Euterpe]], [[Urania]], [[Terpsichore]], [[Erato]], [[Thalia]] & [[Polyhymnia]].

'''Spouse''': N/A

'''Children''': Some of the Sirens

=== Professions ===
Melpomene has worked in the funeral industry since as early as the Victorian Era when it became prominent. She recently moved back to Greece, opening up her own practice: the Gótthos Funeral Home & Cemetery. It’s located a couple towns over from the God Complex HQ. The interior, exterior, and expansive grounds are heavily based in gothic and Victorian styles, appealing to the dark souls out there waiting for their final resting place.

=== Residence ===
Melpomene resides on the same property as her business, the Gótthos Funeral Home & Cemetery. Her Victorian style home is situated at the far back of the property, in a small wooded area beyond the expansive cemetery. It’s nicely secluded and requires you to go through the cemetery to get to it. In the mornings, a thick fog rolls through, creating an eerie atmosphere that would make any goth girl squeal with delight. She enjoys walking through the cemetery to work every morning.

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': Once the bright-eyed, cheerful muse of singing, that version of Melpomene is long gone, smothered by a millennia of darkness. Wherever she goes, tragedy follows, and it has taken its toll on her, causing her to revert in on herself. She’s quiet, sullen even, and through her attire and demeanor, she outwardly embodies all that she feels inside. While, at her core, she’s a kind, thoughtful person, the truth of the matter is that she struggles to fight her inner darkness. She’s haunted by devilish thoughts and impulses. Sometimes it feels like it’s another person entirely, a split personality if you will, and as such, she wholeheartedly believes she’s cursed. In order to satiate the guilt, she tries to give back to society wherever she can, but she fears that good deeds will never be enough to keep the darkness at bay.

'''Nicknames''': "Mel" to those who have some working relationship with her, "That goth chick" to strangers

'''Likes''': The macabre, the Victorian era, all things gothic, antiques, the sound of crying, the nightlife, journaling

'''Dislikes''': Perky people, mornings, being in the sunlight for extended periods of time, “normal” clothes, electronics (because they often malfunction on her)

=== Flaws/Weaknesses ===
'''Split Personality.''' There’s another side, or alter, to Melpomene, one she fears and struggles to control. This side of hers is dark and nefarious. It enjoys causing tragedies and cares not who it hurts, opposite to the values and morals Melpomene normally upholds. This other persona is always there, like a niggling darkness in the back of her mind. It pokes and prods at her, urging her to give in to “her” dark desires, and sometimes, it wins. This other personality can at times take complete control over her. When she finally switches back to her normal side, she’ll find that she has lost hours, if not days or weeks, of time.

'''Impulsive.''' Melpomene has a bad habit of acting without thinking first, and her dark alter only exacerbates this. If it sees an opening to cause a little mischief or tragedy, it will often swoop in and cease the moment. She’s then left to clean up the mess in whatever form it may come in, that is if she even remembers doing it at all. If she does remember, well, she’s not exactly one to ask for help. Shame too often keeps her lips sealed.

=== Skills/Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Tragic Flaw.''' In true tragic form, Melpomene has the ability to discern the character trait in another person that, when manipulated, can cause their luck to change for the negative (or positive). By looking into their eyes, Melpomene can see the flaw inside them, a crack where the soul's light shines through. This happens with anyone she holds eye contact with for more than thirty seconds, dredging up information Melpomene isn't always sure she wants. As a result, she tends to look away often, not from shyness, but out of respect for others' privacy. It tends to make her a little melancholy because no matter how lovely the person, if she looks too long, she always sees their deepest flaw.

'''Tragic Song.''' One of her abilities that carried over from when she was the muse of singing. Through her gift of song, Melpomene can mesmerize an individual to do her bidding and/or drive them mad. It almost always ends in tragedy. A side effect of using this ability is memory loss. She often can’t even remember when or what she did when she uses this power. It’s not as effective on immortals, i.e. they can resist it.

=== Personal Attire ===

'''Normal Daily Wear:''' Melpomene lives and breathes all things gothic, and fashion is certainly no exception. She leans towards the romantic and Victorian styles. Lacy, flowing dresses in black and red or dark blue. Aristocratic suits with a high collar and intricately embellished with lace. Extravagant ball gowns paired with corsets, feathered hat, long black gloves, and plenty of jewelry. These are some of the things she can be found wearing on any given day. A signature piece of clothing of hers is a mourning veil. When a tragedy occurs and if/when her eyes bleed gold ichor, she’ll cover her face with it.

'''Alternative Dress Wear:''' Her around the house attire is a black t-shirt and baggy sweatpants or shorts. In general though, she enjoys dressing up, even if it’s just for a party of one, i.e. herself.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ===
'''Tragic Mask.''' A haunted tragic mask that’s said to drive whoever wears it mad. She usually keeps it locked up in a glass display case, but sometimes her dark side will use it for nefarious means.

'''Club of Ajax.''' A powerful weapon that can bash through almost any solid surface with minimal effort. She keeps it by her bedside table, you know, just in case.

'''Bones, the Undead Cat.''' The only thing magical about him is that he can't die by natural means. Once an orange tabby, chunks of flesh are missing in various places to reveal the bones underneath,

=== Historical Synopsis ===
Melpomene is one of the nine muses, or goddesses of the arts and inspiration, born to Zeus and the titaness of memory Mnemosyne. She was once the muse of song and dance, before taking on her more commonly associated title as muse of tragedy. It’s not known for certain why she became associated with tragedy, but one potential theory is that when the muses first appeared in Greek mythology, the art of theater had not yet been developed. It’s thought that when this artform grew tremendously in popularity it needed a patron, so she was assigned to it. Melpomene and Achelous are said to be the parents of several sirens. Not much else is known about her other than that she is associated with Dionysus and is often depicted wearing cothurnus and holding a tragic mask.<ref>https://www.ancient-origins.net/myths-legends-europe/melpomene-tragic-mother-sirens-misunderstood-muse-0010261</ref>

Demeter

2021-06-24T13:37:10Z

MoxieM:

Demeter is the goddess of the harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.
[[File:Demeter2.png|thumb]]
=== Know Your Goddess ===
'''Height''': 5’4″

'''Weight''': 125 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Auburn

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Hazel during the Fall & Winter Seasons; Green during the Spring & Summer

'''Distinguishing Features''': None

=== Family ===

'''Parents''': [[Kronus]] (father) and [[Rhea]] (mother)

'''Siblings''': [[Hestia]], [[Hera]], [[Hades]], [[Poseidon]], [[Zeus]]

'''Spouse''': None

'''Children''': [[Persephone]]

=== Professions ===
Demeter is an attorney practicing Family Law.

=== Residence ===

11th floor in the GC building - Law Office and Law Library & Apartment

Cottage in outskirts of Athens

=== Personal Information ===

'''General Overview''': After leaving Olympus, Demeter decided to obtain her Juris Doctorate to practice family law for both mortals and immortals. While she does enjoy the finer things of clothes and gourmet food, she often finds herself seeking solitude at her cottage, but loves visits from her beautiful daughter, Persephone. She enjoys living among the mortals, especially driving her car and tending to her garden, to ground her back to earth.

'''Deity Nicknames''': Demi, Dem

'''Likes''': The smell of petrichor, seeing plants blossom, high-fashion, soft blankets, aged wine

'''Dislikes''': Master-manipulators, pollution, know-it-alls
=== Flaws / Weaknesses ===
'''Secluded.''' Demeter likes to be alone and have her privacy and peace. This tendency to isolate herself and seek seclusion makes it hard to get to know her, and she often misses out on things happening in the GC when she is off by herself.

'''Type A.''' Demeter has a tendency to plan everything to the last detail to the extent of not going with the flow or being spontaneous. This holds her back from taking action in the moment because she has to weigh all the options before she makes a move.

'''Overprotective.''' Demeter has long had a tendency to be overprotective of her daughter, Persephone. It has gotten better over the millennia, but when Persephone is stressed, the mother hen instinct kicks in and can make Demeter almost smothering with care and concern for her child.
=== Skills / Abilities ===

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Green Tongue.''' Demeter can speak to living plants as though they were people, hear and understand what they have seen and have said. Every living thing rooted in soil is her eyes and her ears and can communicate information.

'''Lifegiver.''' Demeter has the ability to make plants grow at any rate she wishes. This power is more intense if the plants are actual food crops.

'''Withering.''' Demeter has the ability to draw life from plants (vampire-like), causing their physical mass to wither. This is not a decaying process, but more an instantaneous "husking." This power is combined with the use of the Sickle (see Magical Artifacts, below).

'''Power of Persuasion.''' As the Goddess of Sacred Law, Demeter has the ability to influence immortals and mortals alike. Using language and rhetoric, Demeter can influence and convince others to take a right course of action, or even to see her side in an argument or negotiation. This power works through Demeter being able to sense what mental or emotional blocks the person has that prevents them from aligning with the right action or with her stance. Then she utilizes this information and her litigation skills to talk them around to her way of seeing things.

=== Possessions ===

'''Normal Daily Wear''': When she is in the courtroom, she prefers wearing the highest quality of business attire in the best name-brand heels. These will be tailored to her exact measurements.

'''Alternate Wear''': When at home or attending her garden, she still prefers high quality, comfy name-brand clothes. She loves wearing the softest, loose sweaters and yoga pants or jeans.

=== Magical Artifacts/Weapons: ===

'''Cornucopia of Plenty.''' This magical artifact allows her to produce an overflowing amount of food in a matter of seconds. This artifact has to rest for three days after it has been used before being used again.

'''Sickle of Harvest.''' The sickle draws from the power of the land and consumes the life essence of plants and empowers Demeter with a temporary shield of protection.

'''Staff of Spring.''' The Staff of Spring commands nature to come to her aid, which includes both plants and animals. By tapping it on the ground in a heartbeat pattern (thud-THUD), it sends out a call for everything living to come to her assistance.

'''Emerald of Brightness.''' Demeter wears this special emerald stone in a necklace. When activated, the jewel begins to glow golden with the energy of stored sunlight, radiating light for a range of 20 feet. The gem must occasionally be left in sunlight to charge, but gets most of its charge from daily wear by Demeter.

=== Historical Synopsis ===

Demeter is the 2nd born child of the Titans, Kronus and Rhea. She is the Goddess of the Harvest and Grain, Sacred Law and Fertility of the Earth. She has the power to feed the world or starve them into submission. She is the mother of Persephone, abducted wife of Hades. Each winter, she mourns the loss of her child to the Underworld.<ref>greekgodsandgoddesses.net/goddesses/demeter/ Greek Gods and Goddesses Facts and Information</ref>

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'''''Come, sit.

The fact that you are here is no accident. The gods have called for you to turn your eyes to their actions once more. Zeus, the King of Olympus, has decreed that the Pantheon must return to Earth, for they are losing their way. Who is ‘they’? Perhaps it is you, dear mortal, lost within the eras of modern-day technology. Or perhaps it is the Gods, unsure of how to reinvent their own wheel, or whether they should even try.

It has been far too long since you looked to us for guidance, since you have asked for the heavens to come down and help you. We will wait no longer – we are here, mortals. Right now.

History tells tales of the old Gods of Greece, where they took pity on mortals, made them champions to their causes, played games with their minds. There are, as you may know, many unsavory stories as well.

We are ''more'' than an old scribe’s tales. History was written by the victors and those with deep opinions, and in this new age, we strive to become more than old Homer’s flowery and potent words, or Ovid’s ballads of conquest and pillage.

Many of us have made our path down the mountain, others were among you the entire time...'''''
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'''RETURN TO THEIR STORIES: '''

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== [[The Deities]] ==
The gods of the ancient Greek pantheon are divided into various categories. The first of these–the Olympian gods, Titan gods, and Primordial gods–represent the three generations of deities to rule the cosmos.

=== The Primordials ===
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The Primordials of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Dolus]], Prime of Trickery, scribed by Andrew Harrowell.

[[Erebus]], Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, scribed by M.K. Stoddart, voiced by Forest Mannikko.

[[Nemesis]], Prime of Revenge, scribed by Aisling MacKay.

[[Nereus]], Prime of the Seas, scribed by Richard White.

[[Thanatos]], Prime of Death, scribed and voiced by Marc Tizura.

[[Nyx]], Primordial of the Night, currently scribed by Marie Casey.

* [[Morpheus]], Prime of Dreams, currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Beckett.
* [[Charon]], the Ferryman, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hypnos]], Prime of Sleep, he is currently unscribed.

=== The Titans ===

The Titan gods were the twelve Uranides ([[Kronos]], [[Iapetus]], [[Hyperion]], [[Crius]], [[Polus]], [[Rhea]], [[Tethys]], [[Theia]], [[Phoebe]], [[Themis]], and [[Mnemosyne]]) and the four Iapetionides ([[Atlas]], [[Prometheus]], [[Epimetheus]], and [[Menoetius]]).

The children and grandchildren of the Titans that bore the name of Titan are the Hyperionides ([[Helios]], [[Selene]], and [[Eos]]), the Coeides ([[Leto]], and [[Asteria]]) and the Creionides ([[Pallas]], [[Astraeus]], and [[Perses]]).

The Titans of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Hyperion]], the Titan of Light, scribed by DeRicki Johnson.

[[Prometheus]], The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, scribed by D.M. White, voiced by Dean O'Sullivan.

[[Selene]], Titaness of the Moon, scribed by Renee Christian.

[[Themis]], Titaness of Justice, scribed by Mallika Pal.

[[Helios]], the Titan of the Sun, he is scribed by Connor Irving.
* [[Mnemosyne]], the Titan of Memory and Mother of Muses, she is permanently unscribed.
* [[Hekate]], the Titaness of Magic, she is currently unscribed.

=== The Olympians ===
The Olympians are the major deities of the Pantheon World, though the name denotes the generation that spawned from them, rather than the fifteen it is typically associated with. Their name, Olympians, originates from [[Mount Olympus]], which was their ancestral residence.

The Olympians came into power after dethroning the Titans, which resulted at the end of the great war between the Olympians and the Titans, called the Titanomachy or the Ten Year War. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

These Olympian deities include:

[[File:Zeus, King of the Gods.jpg|thumb|Zeus, King of the Gods]]
[[Zeus]], King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, permanently unscribed.

[[Hera]], Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, scribed by CJ Landry.

[[Poseidon]], God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, scribed by Theo Laurent, voiced by Jack Armstrong. [[File:Poseidon King.jpg|thumb|Poseidon, God of the Seas]]

[[Demeter]], Goddess of the Harvest, currently scribed by Christine Graves.

[[Athena]], Goddess of War and Wisdom, scribed by Rainbow Brubaker.

[[Apollo]], God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently unscribed.

[[Artemis]], Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, scribed by Rashmi Menon, voiced by Jacqueline Rose.

[[Ares]], God of War, scribed by Teresa Watson, voiced by Jeremy Robecheaux.

[[Aphrodite]], Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently unscribed.

[[Hephaestus]], God of forge and fire, scribed by Iain Houston.

[[Hermes]], God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, currently unscribed, voiced by Forest Manniko.

[[Hestia]], Goddess of the Hearth and Home, currently unscribed.

[[Dionysos]], God of Wine and Ritual Madness, scribed and voiced by Peter Farmer.

[[Hades]], God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, scribed by John Decarteret, voiced by Michael Beckett.

[[Persephone]], Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, scribed by Jessica Lynn, voiced by Jamie Lynn Battle.
[[File:Hades and Cerberus.jpg|thumb|Hades and Cerberus]]

=== Gods ===

The Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Caerus]], God of Opportunity, scribed by Jason Elmassian.

[[Dinlas]], God of Hate and Jealousy, scribed by Justin Brimhall.

[[Eros]], God of Love and Sex, scribed by Jeanette Rose, voiced by James Phillips.

* [[Herakles]], God of Strength, he is permanently unscribed.
* [[Pan]], God of the Wild, he is currently unscribed, voiced by Michael Munley.
* [[Kratos]], God of Power, he is currently unscribed.
* [[Zelos]], God of Rivalry, he is currently unscribed.

=== Goddesses ===

The Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

[[Adrestia]], Goddess of Revolt, scribed by Kelsey Anne Lovelady.

[[Amphitrite]], Goddess of the Seas and Ruler of Atlantis, scribed and voiced by Natalie Bartley.

[[Atë]], Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, scribed by Amber Albright, voiced by Jeanette Rose.

[[Circe]], Goddess of Magic, scribed by Tammy Davis.

[[Dikê]], Goddess of Justice, scribed by JayLynn Watkins.

[[Eris]], Goddess of Chaos and Discord, scribed by Dan D.

[[Medusa]], the Mortal Gorgon, scribed by Jennifer Morton, voiced by Polyniki Varakli.

[[Moxie]], Goddess of Metamorphosis, scribed by Moxie Malone.

[[Nike]], Goddess of Victory, scribed and voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

* [[Bia]], Goddess of Force, she is currently unscribed.
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* [[Eileithyia]], Goddess of Childbirth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Enyo]], Goddess of Bloodshed, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hebe]], Goddess of Youth, she is currently unscribed.
* [[Hedone]], Goddess of Pleasure, she is currently unscribed.

=== Muses ===
The history books are rich with the exploits of the gods and goddesses, but none were more influential than the muses who were the embodiment of science, literature, and arts. Their primary desire was to give inspiration, knowledge, artistry, and music to the Pantheon World.

These muses lived on Mount Olympus building their homes on the Muses’ plateau. It is here where they entertained the Olympians with stories and poetic lyrics, dancing and music, sculpting, and more.

The mortals concocted many conflicting stories about the origin of the muses, their appearances, their gender, and even the number of muses. Any correction to the old legends is best left to the words of the muses themselves.

The muses of the Pantheon World includes:

[[Calliope]], Muse of epic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Clio]], Muse of history and goddess of the soul, scribed and voiced by Alice Callisto.

[[Erato]], Muse of lyric poetry, scribed and voiced by Fucking Poetry.

[[Euterpe]], Muse of music, she is currently unscribed.

[[Melpomene]], Muse of tragedy, she is currently unscribed.

[[Polyhymnia]], Muse of sacred poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Terpsichore]], Muse of dance and chorus, she is currently unscribed.

[[Thalia]], Muse of comedy and idyllic poetry, she is currently unscribed.

[[Urania]], Muse of astronomy, currently unscribed.

== Pantheon Creatures ==
=== [[Centaurs]] ===
Centaurs are a tribe of half-men, half-horse creatures, born from the union of the demigod Ixion and the Nymph Nephele. Centaurs have made their homes in caves and in the forests around Greece. Centaurs disdain modern technology, and often chase hunters and poachers out of their areas of forest, many times even killing them, as they are well skilled with a bow and arrow.
=== [[Drakons]] ===
Drakons are legendary creatures usually conceived as huge, bat-winged, fire-breathing, scaly lizard or serpentine-like with a barbed tail. The English word Dragons originated from drakons, which in Greece means Snake or Sea Serpent. Drakons are sharp-eyed, fire-breathing, powerful creatures mainly found dwelling in the inner earth. In Mount Olympus, drakons can be found dwelling in the alternate realms that can only be entered through the caves behind waterfalls of Olympus National Park.
=== [[Hydra]] ===
The Hydra was created by Typhon and Echidna. The monster guarded the swamps of Lerna throughout its entire life. Its life was ended early by the demigod Herakles. Herakles was sent to destroy the monster during his twelve labours. When the demigod chopped off one head, two more grew back.
=== [[Imps]] ===
Imps were vicious, manipulative fiends that compromised the least powerful ranks of the infernal legions. They were considered minor demons serving as tempters and lackeys to mortals whom devils want groomed to the side of evil. They tend to resemble their larger cousins, only less viciously cruel and more curious, impulsive and mischief-prone.
=== [[Minotaur]] ===
The first minotaur was born to Queen Pasiphae of Crete and a Kreten Bull. As it aged, the queen placed the Minotaur in a maze called the Labyrinth which was used to cage the beast.
=== [[Nightgoyles]] ===
Nightgoyles are cruel predators imbued with the power of nightmares. The unnatural union between the Children of the Oneiroi and gargoyles has spawned a truly malicious being that takes delight in the corruption and suffering of others. As creatures of both death and shadow, they hold tremendous power in the darkness. They are meaner, more evil, and deadlier versions of the classic gargoyle.
=== [[Nargoyles]] ===
The Nightgoyles of the sea. These dangerous aquatic creatures terrorize coastal cities and seafarers. Although they despise the King of the Sea, they would never take him on, except maybe in large schools.
=== [[Nymphs]] ===
Nymphs are minor goddesses of nature. There are the Celestial Nymphs (Aurae, Asteriae, Nephele), the Land Nymphs (Alseides, Antoniades, Napaeae, Oreads), the Water Nymphs (Halie, Naiads, Oceanids), the Wood and Plant Nymphs, and the Underworld Nymphs (Cocytiae, Lampades, Orphne).
=== [[Pegasi]] ===
The first Pegasus was born from the neck of the beheaded Medusa. This Pegasus was tamed by a man named Bellerophon who fought against the Chimera. When the battle was over, the hero attempted to fly to Mount Olympus but Zeus commanded the flying horse to throw off its trainer. Zeus then promoted the horse to be his thunderbolt-bearer for the rest of his life.
=== [[Satyroi]] ===
The Satyroi are a pack of Satyr loyal to the Goddess, [[Hestia]]. They are not the only satyrs in the world but are the ones who are working most closely with the returned Gods.
=== [[Sirens]] ===
The first three Sirens were born from Akheloios and [[Melpomene]]. These nymphs had an attraction to the sea and spent most of their time there. All three fell in love with sailors who broke their hearts. They jumped off a cliff and into the ocean where [[Poseidon]] saved them all, turning them into mermaids. The sirens became their own section of mermaids, dedicated to singing sailors to death. Over the years, more girls have drowned themselves into the ocean. The sirens find the broken hearted and turn them into Sirens by kissing their lips.
=== [[Tulpa]] ===
A tulpa is a corporeal manifestation of intense emotions or thoughts that, when they reach a certain level of energy, will gain sentience and autonomy. Tulpas can either be created with purpose, in which their sentience belongs to their creator, or by accident, in which they belong to no one or thing.

== [[Mount Olympus]] ==
Mount Olympus was the ancestral home of the Greek deities who built there palaces and structures among the peaks and valleys, while the muses preferred the plateaus at the foot of the peaks. No human was permitted into the home of the deities without explicit permission from Zeus.
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=== [[City of Olympus]] ===
With the reemergence of the Greek Pantheon, the City of Olympus flourishes in the foothills of Mount Olympus. It is flanked on the north by the Mount Olympus National Park, on the west by the God Complex, and just a few kilometers to the east by the town of Litochoro where the Olympus National Park Information Center resides.

=== [[Olympus National Park]] ===
Mount Olympus National Park is a natural area of particular ecological significance because of the rare and diverse flora and fauna due to the geomorphological formations of the subsoil, the waters, the atmosphere and, in general, the natural environment.

=== [[God Complex]] ===
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The God Complex entails, the surrounding several miles around its center and tallest building, the GC HQ, various deity businesses and separate apartments of some gods who choose not to reside inside the floors allocated to them inside the HQ.

==== [[God Complex HQ]] ====
The God Complex Headquarters, commonly referred to as “The GC HQ” or “The Tower”, is a 112-story , 1476-foot (450 meter) skyscraper situated on the The God Complex in Olympus, Greece.

==== [[Face of History Museum]] ====
At the museum, Clio serves as one of the archivists. She safeguards records by creating film and digital copies, finds and acquires new materials for their archives, preserves and maintains documents and objects, and much more. During the day, people can get tours, explore the museum and attend history sessions.

==== Nox ====
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Nox Nightclub, an exclusive pop-up club, mainly in Europe. A small sister location located down the street from the [[God Complex HQ]], owned and operated by [[Nyx]].

== [[Atlantis]] ==
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Kingdom beneath the sea, ruled by [[Poseidon]] and his consort, [[Amphitrite]].

Many great and wonderful deeds are recorded of your state [Athens] in our [the Egyptian's] histories. But one of them exceeds all the rest in greatness and valour. For these histories tell of a mighty power [Atlantis] which unprovoked made an expedition against the whole of Europe and Asia, and to which your city put an end.

This power came forth out of the Atlantic Ocean, for in those days the Atlantic was navigable; and there was an island situated in front of the straits which are by you called the Pillars of Herakles (Heracles) [i.e. the Strait of Gibraltar]; the island was larger than Libya and Asia put together, and was the way to other islands, and from these you might pass to the whole of the opposite continent which surrounded the true ocean; for this sea which is within the Straits of Herakles is only a harbour, having a narrow entrance, but that other is a real sea, and the surrounding land may be most truly called a boundless continent.

Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent, and, furthermore, the men of Atlantis had subjected the parts of Libya [Africa] within the columns of Herakles as far as Aigyptos (Egypt), and of Europe as far as Tyrrhenia [in Italy]. This vast power, gathered into one, endeavoured to subdue at a blow our country and yours and the whole of the region within the straits; and then, Solon, your country shone forth, in the excellence of her virtue and strength, among all mankind.

She was pre-eminent in courage and military skill, and was the leader of the Hellenes. And when the rest fell off from her, being compelled to stand alone, after having undergone the very extremity of danger, she defeated and triumphed over the invaders, and preserved from slavery those who were not yet subjugated, and generously liberated all the rest of us who dwell within the pillars. But afterwards there occurred violent earthquakes and floods; and in a single day and night of misfortune all your warlike men in a body sank into the earth, and the island of Atlantis in like manner disappeared in the depths of the sea. For which reason the sea in those parts is impassable and impenetrable, because there is a shoal of mud in the way; and this was caused by the subsidence of the island.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Phylos/Atlantes.html</ref>

== [[The Underworld]] ==
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The Underworld is considered the lands of the dead. After death, there is no annihilation of souls. The dead cross the Oceanus and arrive on the shores of the Underworld to lead a bleak, boring, sometimes toilsome, but always unhappy existence. [[Hades]] oversees the Underworld.

The DOMOS HAIDOU (House of Hades) was the land of the dead--the final resting place for departed souls. It was a dark and dismal realm where bodiless ghosts flitted across the grey fields of asphodel. The dead crossed a river, passed through gates guarded by the Hound, and presented themselves before the king and queen of the underworld, Hades and Persephone. The ghosts of the unburied were allowed to return to the realm above to visit the living in the form of dreams and demand a proper burial. The land of Hades was quite distinct from Tartarus-- prison-house of the Titans--which is described as lying as far beneath Hades as the earth beneath the heavens.

In the Odyssey the realm of Haides is described in greater detail. It was located at the ends of the earth, on the far shore of the earth-encircling river Oceanos (Oceanus), beyond the gates of the sun and the land of dreams. The land of the dead was enclosed by the Akherousian Lake and three rivers--the Styx, Kokytos (Cocytus) and Pyriphlegethon. A judge named Minos received the dead from Hermes Psykhogogos (Guide of Souls) and sentenced the most wicked to eternal torment.
<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Kosmos/Haides.html</ref>

Hekate

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Hekate is the goddess of witchcraft, she is currently unscribed.
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== Know Your Goddess ==

'''Height''': 5’11”

'''Weight''': 155 lbs.

'''Hair Color''': Jet Black

'''Facial Hair''': None

'''Eyes''': Sky Blue (eyes change to black when she’s furious or performing magic on earth)

'''Distinguishing Features''': A few thin black tattoos scattered about on various points of her body.

== Family ==
'''Parents''': Perseus and Asteria

'''Siblings''': None

'''Spouse:''' Hekate struggles to find her perfect mate. She secretly wants someone who can handle her power and her darkness, but she is so fiercely independent that it’s a struggle for anyone who comes near her.

'''Children''': No human children, but has a pack of black hounds who she considers her babies; four on earth (Cassius, Hex, Dante, Dorian) and four in the Underworld (Draco, Malachi, Crowley, Lucifer).

== Professions ==
Hekate spends six months on earth as a psychopomp for ghosts trapped on earth, who won’t be able to cross the River Styx once they enter the Underworld. Once they descend, they live in her realm as shades. She also is the goddess of witchcraft, so she acts as protector of young women and witches, while also providing spells & magic to whoever needs her help. For the other six months of the year, she acts as a companion for Persephone in the Underworld.

== Residence ==
Hekate detests the city, and while she has a floor of the God Complex HQ (the 13th floor), she built her own house on a hill as close to the Olympus National Park as possible, where she can grow her baneful herbs and where her hounds can roam free. She also lives in Propalyia, her kingdom in the Underworld, which is a version of her earth home, except it is filled with shades, skeletal looking animals, and dead plants (an inversion of her earthly home).

== Personal Information ==
'''General Overview:''' Hekate is the goddess of witchcraft and ghosts, bouncing between living on earth and Propalyia, in the Underworld. Hekate once assisted Demeter in her search for Persephone for nine days through the Underworld, guiding Demester by torches, until mother and daughter reunited. Since then, she accompanies Persephone into the Underworld for six months out of the year, where she attends to her kingdom as Queen of the Restless Dead. She is also the protector of young women and witches, and Lady of the Crossroads, providing counsel to lost souls and guiding them to the next realm.

'''Nicknames:''' None.

'''Likes:''' her dogs, cemeteries, gardening, tarot cards, candles, coffee, night. Passionate choices. Independence. Lawlessness, freedom, rebellion, the ability to move to a new place without any warning.

'''Dislikes:''' chauvinists, abusers, pink, being told what to do.

== Flaws/Weaknesses ==
'''Stubborn Independence.''' Hekate has an independent streak and a terminal case of confidence in her own abilities. As a result, she has a tendency to handle things on her own, rather than ask for help. This stubbornness offers her solitude, which she claims to enjoy, but a piece of her secretly longs for companionship.

'''Lawlessness.''' Hekate is famous for her refusal to bow to anyone man or god, even when living in the Underworld. She prefers to be traveling, refusing to be fettered to anyone or anything (including lovers). She will also abruptly leave when she feels someone is trying to control or dominate her. She will appear at the drop of a hat, however, to any lost soul, abused woman, or mortal witch who needs her help.

== Skills And Abilities ==

'''Immortality.''' Technically immortal. Immune to the effects of aging, cannot die by any conventional means, and is immune to all known mortal diseases and infections. As a deity, they are able to teleport, or "pop" anywhere in the mortal plane with a few exceptions, the God Floors of the GC HQ are mystically protected, so no teleporting to or in between them, anything on the non-mortal plane, i.e., the Underworld, Atlantis, and the Void, are non-accessible without a guide.

'''Mother Tongue.''' As the bridge between the mortal world and the divine, they speak all languages mortals do, even the long dead ones.

'''Goddess of Witchcraft.''' In Propalyia, Hekate has all power. This is where all her spells/tools/magic comes from that she uses on earth. While she is on earth, she can shape physical reality with her will, but must use tools from Propalyia/elements of earth. She can create spells that both bind and remove obstacles. She is adept at ritual craft and can make talismans, potions, charms, hexes, and other things that carry magic with specific intent (these often require research, preparation time, and acquisition of sometimes very rare ingredients). She can summon and banish elementals, demons, wights, and other plane dwelling entities, though her skills and powers will be pitted against the creature. She is a skilled herbalist and alchemist, having spent many years researching and contributing to the knowledge of magical Orders throughout the world. There are too many forms of magic to list, but as Witch Queen, she either is adept at them, or has connections with someone who is.

''' Queen of the Restless Dead.''' When she is not aiding mortals and the like with witchcraft, she also helps guide lost souls to the Underworld. Most of these souls are those who will not cross the River Styx to a place to rest, but those who will remain in Propalyia, under her wing. Since she is also Lady of the Crossroads, she can help those passed over by the other psychopomps find their way to the Underworld. In her kingdom, she tries to make her shades as comfortable as possible, since she feels bad for them, and she also has the power to make them corporeal. Unfortunately, many are not happy with the situation, regardless of her efforts.

== Personal Attire ==
'''Normal Daily Wear.''' all black; black leggings or jeans, big black cold shoulder sweaters and sweatshirts (sometimes grey sweatshirts), black leather coat, black boots. Black nail polish. Sometimes Chucks. Like a comfy goth rockstar.

'''Alternate Wear.''' Will throw on a black dress if she must. Will occasionally wear red nails and lips. If she has to wear jewelry, it's either silver or black, more edgy than sparkly.

== Magical Artifacts/Weapons ==
None.
== Historical Synopsis ==
HEKATE (Hecate) was the goddess of magic, witchcraft, the night, moon, ghosts and necromancy. She was the only child of the Titanes Perses and Asteria from whom she received her power over heaven, earth, and sea.

Hekate assisted Demeter in her search for Persephone, guiding her through the night with flaming torches. After the mother-daughter reunion became she Persephone's minister and companion in Haides.

Three metamorphosis myths describe the origins of her animal familiars: the black she-dog and the polecat (a mustelid house pet kept by the ancients to hunt vermin). The dog was the Trojan Queen Hekabe (Hecuba) who leapt into the sea after the fall of Troy and was transformed by the goddess. The polecat was either the witch Gale, turned as punishment for her incontinence, or Galinthias, midwife of Alkmene (Alcmena), who was transformed by the enraged goddess Eileithyia but adopted by the sympathetic Hekate.

Hekate was usually depicted in Greek vase painting as a woman holding twin torches. Sometimes she was dressed in a knee-length maiden's skirt and hunting boots, much like Artemis. In statuary Hekate was often depicted in triple form as a goddess of crossroads.<ref>https://www.theoi.com/Khthonios/Hekate.html</ref>