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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...

The Deities

The Primordials

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 of In The Pantheon includes:

Erebus

Primordial of Darkness and Shadows, currently voiced by M.K. Stoddart.

Lyssa

Primordial of Rage, currently voiced by K.A. Miltmore.

Morpheus

Primordial of Dreams, currently voiced by Shelly Teems.

Nemesis

Primordial of Revenge, currently voiced by Aisling MacKay.

Nyx

Nyx is the Primordial goddess of the Night and the dark web. She is also the firstborn child of Chaos. Nyx is currently voiced by Ashley Gallaher-Pollard

Thanatos

Primordial of Death, currently voiced by Marc Tizura.

The Titans

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 Titan gods were the twelve Uranides (Kronus, Oceanus, Iapetus, Hyperion, Crius, Coeus, 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:

Prometheus

The Titan of Forethought and Creator of Man, currently voiced by D.M. White.

Selene

Titaness of the Moon, currently scribed by Renee Christian.

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. Kronos v big three.jpg 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. This council presides over the Assembly of Deities when called.

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These Olympian deities include

Zeus

King of the Gods, Lord of the Skies, currently voiced by Michael Z. Ryan.

Hera

Queen of the Gods, Goddess of Marriage and Fidelity, currently voiced by CJ Landry.

Poseidon

God of the Seas, Lord of Atlantis, currently unvoiced.

Demeter

Goddess of the Harvest, currently unvoiced.

Athena

Goddess of War and Wisdom, currently voiced by Rainbow Brubaker.

Apollo

God of the Sun, Music, Healing and Prophecy, currently unvoiced.

Artemis

Goddess of the Hunt, Moon and Wild, currently voiced by Rashmi Menon.

Ares

God of War, currently voiced by Teresa Watson.

Aphrodite

Goddess of Love and Beauty, currently unvoiced.

Hephaestus

The god of forge and fire, currently voiced by Steve Lenker.

Hermes

God of Messengers, Commerce and Thieves, he is a permanently unvoiced.

Hestia

Goddess of the Hearth, and patroness of Satyroi, currently voiced by Georgia Moody.

Dionysus

God of Wine and Ritual Madness, currently unvoiced.

Hades

God of the Dead, Lord of the Underworld, currently voiced by Ethan Gith.

Persephone

Goddess of the Spring, Queen of the Underworld, currently voiced by L.L. Savage.

Gods

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 Gods of In The Pantheon includes:

Dinlas

God of Hate and Jealousy, currently voiced by Wayne Davids.

Eros

God of Love and Sex, currently voiced by Jeanette Rose.

Pan

God of the Wild, currently voiced by Darien MacGregor.

Goddesses

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 Goddesses of In The Pantheon includes:

Atë

Goddess of Mischief, Ruin, Delusion and Folly, currently voiced by Amber Albright.

Circe

Sorceress, currently voiced by Tammy Davis.

Eris

Eris is the goddess of chaos and discord, currently voiced by Dan Dolan.

Hekate

Goddess of Witchcraft, currently voiced by Melody Wingfield.

Medusa

The Mortal Gorgon, currently voiced by Jennifer Morton.

Moxie

Goddess of Social Psychology, currently voiced by Moxie Malone.

Nike

Goddess of Victory, currently voiced by Nikki Crump-Hansted.

Tyche

Goddess of Good Fortune, currently voiced by Mary Kit Caelsto.

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 embodiments 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

The Muse of Epic Poetry, she is currently unvoiced.

Clio

The Muse of history and goddess of the soul, voiced by Alice Callisto.

Erato

The Muse of lyric poetry, currently voiced by Fucking Poetry.

Euterpe

The Muse of music, she is currently unvoiced.

Melpomene

The Muse of Tragedy, currently unvoiced.

Polyhymnia

The Muse of Sacred Poetry, she is currently unvoiced.

Terpsichore

The Muse of Dance and Chorus, she is currently unvoiced.

Thalia

The Muse of Comedy and Idyllic Poetry, she is currently unvoiced.

Urania

The Muse of astronomy, currently voiced by Kimberlee Gerstmann.

Pantheon Creatures

Atilla the Hen and the Mini Voids

Atilla spawned from a portal in the Void while Nyx was exploring Eventide. Seven smaller hens, all in black, came along behind the hen. When Nyx tried to separate them, to figure out who or what they potentially were, Atilla caused a great ruckus and fought beak and claw to stay with the others. They are inseparable, and with some exceptions, generally, stay in Eventide. Nyx does allow others to visit or take them out, as long as Atilla is agreeable to it – she usually is, if the whole flock can go.

Digital Gremlin

Digital Gremlins (DeeGees) are sentient life forms that infect computers and the internet. They are born from fragmented bits of data that is left on computer hard drives through a process that is not fully understood. They are mischievous and irritating by themselves but can be dangerous in large groups.

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.

Eldrain

The Eldrain are a highly intelligent, somewhat nomadic shapeshifting race. They like to explore and absorb knowledge, quite literally. When focused and in contact with their subject, they are able to duplicate and store knowledge from anything living. However, their at-rest form is not ideal for interacting in the mortal world, so they shapeshift to take on a human. They do not possess living things, they do not do hostages. They are unrecognizable as a human and can speak any language in both their standard form and as a human.

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.

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.

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.

Shinvith

Shinviths are elemental spirits that reside in the in-between worlds. They are born when the balance of natural power in the world is unequal, and are meant to keep harmony. Shinvith are similar to the Grecian muses in that they only operate in one specialized ‘area’; they cannot cross that boundary without forfeiting their existence. Their homeland is originally in Brazil, in the Mantiqueira mountains, and have since spread across the world.

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.

Pantheon World

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.

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

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.

The Underworld

Typically, 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.