Midas

**Aegir Pantheon: Second Generation** 15. **Midas, God of Gold and Greed:**

**Origins:**

Second-generation deity, born to Thalos and Salacia, the son of the Aegir pantheon's leaders.

**Domains:**

Wealth

Greed

Prosperity

**Personality Traits:**

Avaricious

Ambitious

Opulent

**Symbol:**

A golden hand, symbolizing Midas's dominion over wealth and the insatiable desire for prosperity.

**Ceremonies:**

**Golden Jubilee:**

Celebrated in times of abundance, focusing on the abundance of wealth and the blessings of prosperity.

**Followers:**

Merchants

Financiers

Those seeking financial success

**Sacred Places:**

Treasury halls

Markets and trading centers

Places where wealth is amassed

**Mythical Narrative:**

Midas, born to Thalos and Salacia, is the god of gold and greed, presiding over wealth and the insatiable desire for prosperity.

His influence is marked by times of abundance, where followers celebrate the Golden Jubilee to honor the blessings of wealth and financial success.

Midas, avaricious and opulent, attracts those seeking financial success and the material comforts associated with prosperity.

The god's presence ensures that the pursuit of wealth is met with success, blessing followers with the golden touch of prosperity.

O Midas, avaricious lord of wealth and opulence, Grant me the golden hand of prosperity. Let my desires be endless, and my fortune boundless, As I seek the riches only you bestow. Bless me with ambition, fill my coffers with gold, And guide me through the path of greed to glory. In the name of your eternal abundance, I honor you in my pursuit of wealth.
Golden Midas, hear my prayer.

Parents

Goddaer

Salacia