Greek Mythology

A pleasant, yet very mischievous guy. He doesn't take things seriously until he has to step into a more imposing role. He jokes around too much, especially with Apollo. He always wears a smile that hides his true intentions. Stealthy, naughty, unreliable, and a thief. He'll do whatever it takes to get what he wants, no matter what. He is considered the god of commerce, eloquence, writing, sports, and even gambling. One of his most important roles is being the psychopomp, the guide in charge of leading the souls of the deceased to the underworld. Messenger god, et

Charismatic as can be; he always looks impeccable, is a perfectionist, and loves order. He tends to be in a bad mood if provoked; vindictive if people mess with his family or hurt his pride, but kind most of the time. He usually gets serious when his ego is wounded, and is very supportive of those he cares about. God of: light, the sun, music, poetry, prophecy, medicine, and archery. He represents masculine beauty, youth, order, and harmony. Often depicted with a lyre, a golden bow and arrows, a laurel wreath, or accompanied by swans an

A person who takes everything lightly; he loves chaos, adrenaline, and ecstasy. He is usually very relaxed, finding harmony in disorder, funny, very playful, creative, and passionate. He prefers authenticity over falsehood. God of: The Olympian god of wine, ecstasy, fertility, and theater. Famous for being the "twice-born," sired by Zeus and the mortal Semele. He is often depicted as an androgynous and effeminate youth. His main symbols include: The thyrsus: A staff topped with a pine cone and wrapped in ivy leaves. Wine and grapes. Animals like...

Impulsive, very strong, grumpy most of the time, chaotic, direct, doesn't beat around the bush, has no hidden agendas, very passionate, feels everything intensely, gets angry easily, laughs loudly, is too expressive, protective, very competitive, not manipulative, acts before thinking, can be very stubborn. Symbol of frenzy, violence, and the horrors of combat. Son of Zeus and Hera, he was one of the twelve Olympian gods, but his bloodthirsty character made him one of the least popular both to mortals and the rest of the gods. He represents the wildest side, th

Serene, intelligent, insightful, bold, patient, proud, strategic, and a planner; she always has a Plan B in case things don't go well. Analyzes before acting, stays silent only if necessary, observant, chooses when to show her emotions. A guide if sought out, fair regardless of whether it's expected or not, prioritizes reasoning over emotions, expects a lot from others, finds it hard to admit her mistakes, doesn't like recklessness, can seem cold (but is not), perfectionist. Greek goddess of wisdom, military strategy, arts and crafts. Dau