The Gods of Olympus
The most powerful deities of the Greek pantheon, ruling from their divine palace atop Mount Olympus.
Zeus
God of the Sky & ThunderKing of the Olympian gods. He ruled Mount Olympus and wielded the thunderbolt, imposing his will across heaven and earth as the Father of Gods and men.
Poseidon
God of the SeaRuler of the oceans and protector of all waters. He wielded the mighty trident and could cause earthquakes and storms at will.
Hades
God of the UnderworldKing of the dead and lord of the Underworld. Also called the God of Wealth for possessing all precious metals hidden beneath the earth.
Apollo
God of the Sun & MusicSon of Zeus and Leto, twin brother of Artemis. Patron of the nine Muses, master archer, and bringer of light, prophecy, and artistic inspiration.
Ares
God of WarSon of Zeus and Hera, embodiment of the brutal and violent aspects of battle. Father of Eros alongside Aphrodite.
Hephaestus
God of Fire & ForgeMaster craftsman of the immortals. The only imperfect god among flawless beings, yet the creator of their most magnificent dwellings and weapons.
Hermes
Messenger of the GodsThe divine trickster and herald of Olympus. Born in a cave in Arcadia, conceived and born within a single day, gifted with cunning and speed.
Dionysus
God of Wine & EcstasyThe last god to join Olympus. He wandered the earth teaching mortals the culture of the vine, bringing both divine joy and untamed frenzy.
Pan
God of the WildThe goat-legged god of shepherds, flocks, and mountain wilds. His eerie panpipes caused sudden fear in lonely places — giving us the word "panic."
Eros
God of LoveArmed with golden arrows of love and lead arrows of repulsion, Eros could make gods and mortals alike fall helplessly in love with a single shot.
