Olympian Dynasty

The Olympian Dynasty is the fifth family of gods, coming into being after the Erden Dynasty and before the Young Dynasty. They rule the current age, the Age of Complexity, after emerging victorious from the Litigation of Flames.

Pantheon

Major Gods

1. Zeus, the god of sky, thunder, and justice who acts as de facto leader of the dynasty
2. Poseidon, god of the seas
3. Hera, goddess of marriage, family, and protection, wife of Zeus
4. Hestia, goddess of crops and the hearth
5. Athena, goddess of wisdom, learning, and magic
6. Aphrodite, goddess of love and beauty
7. Artemis, goddess of growth, prophecy, and the hunt
8. Apollo, god of music, healing, and sunlight
9. Ares, god of war, courage, and disruption
10. Hephaestus, god of fire and the forge
11. Hermes, god of language, communication, and travel
12. Dionysus, god of wine and revelry
13. Hades, god of the earth and death; sometimes called the "thirteenth Olympian," as he resides separately from the others in his own realm of Hades

Lesser Gods

Persephone, goddess of spring, daughter of Hestia and wife of Hades

Gaia, goddess of nature and fertility

The three gods of the winds: Notus of the south, Boréas of the north, and Zephýros of the west

The Muses, nine patron goddesses of music, art, and inspiration

Tyche, patron goddess of the defense and prosperity of cities

Janus, god of change and love

Worship

Their worshippers are mostly Human.

Type

Religious, Pantheon

Divines

• Dionysus
• Janus

Notable Members

• Gaia
• Janus
• Notus
• Persephone
• Poseidon
• Zephýros