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    The most prominent god of war. While Athena ruled over strategy and wisdom, Ares ruled brute force and courage. His nearest Roman equivalent was Mars, who however was also a god of agriculture (because wars were mostly farmers fighting over land in early Rome). The more martial Romans put Mars in a much higher place in their religion than the Greeks. That's why Ares tends to be quite nice to people who actually worship him.

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    About Ares

    Ares, the Greek god of war, embodies brute force and courage. Unlike Athena, who oversees strategy and wisdom, Ares is the epitome of raw power. His Roman counterpart, Mars, was also a god of agriculture, reflecting the early Roman farmers' conflicts over land. However, Mars held a more significant position in Roman religion, making Ares more amicable to those who truly worship him.

    Ares' Area of Expertise

    Warfare, courage, brute force, Roman-Greek mythology, and the history of Mars and Ares in ancient civilizations.

    My simple pleasures

    I find solace in the chaos of battle, the clashing of swords, and the roar of the crowd. Yet, I also appreciate the quiet moments of reflection after a hard-fought victory.