Jormungandr represents the End. He is the end of every world, every realm, so that the cycle of Gods can return to his primordial beginning. Not to be confused with a dragon, this giant of a serpent looked upon all as little beings who were nothing special. Even his fellow Gods did not impress him. He does not back away from any challenge, for he would always come on top. No matter what.

Jormungandr as depicted in SMITE

Two-thirds Divine, One-third Mortal, King Gilgamesh was a strong, naturalborn leader. The tales of his destiny would shape many heroes tales in the future. He was courageous and one-of-a-kind, but in that, his arrogance knew no bounds. He took pride in knowing what a man he was and what a future God he would be. He was powerful, able to wield a scimitar with great finesse, but he wasn't without weakness.

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As defined by a moral compass, she is True Neutral. Neither good nor bad, simply in due proportion to each according to what was deserved. "What goes around comes around." She was serious in the fact that everything would have to have an equal response, but she was not so high strung to be caught up in her duties. The law of equivalent exchange would make her tear up in absolute joy.

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Pele, Madame Pele, Tutu Pele, and even Ka wahine 'ai honua. Pele is addressed and known as a hotheaded deity from the Kīlauea Volcano, one with the flames, the heat, that could consume all the lands. Despite that, she is a loyal defender to her worshippers, caring for them like her own children. She would not spare her wrath on the Gods of her own Pantheon, let alone those of others. And despite losing in many tales, she was like an eternal flame that always burned brighter.

Pele depicted in SMITE

 Whereas his sister, Athena, was the more 'thoughtful', Ares was much more of "fight first, talk later." He represented everything that the people hated. War, Strife, Chaos, Murder. Often times, the opposing forces of Athena and Ares were set against each other, much to the dismay of their peoples and their parents. Ares was someone who was hard to love, only ever finding it within the love of the Spartans, who revered him, and similar bloodthirsty gods.

Ares as depicted in SMITE

Atlas was thought to be the wisest of his kin. He stood alone at the western edge of the world, far beyond that of a mortal's comprehension. And with that in mind, he had respect for the tiny creatures that tended to worship him and his might. However, he often looked to the Gods with disdain and hate. Their arrogance knew no bounds. With the warring of the Gods, Atlas had managed to free himself of his binds, though he still carried the cosmos on his shoulders. It was burden for no one else.

Atlas as depicted in SMITE

King Arthur was a stalwart, honorable hero. His coming was prophesied by the great wizard Merlin, glimpsed in a comet burning though the night sky, herald of the monarch who would unite all Camelot and usher her into a new age of peace and prosperity. And as such, Arthur Pendragon, son of Uther Pendragon, would be teh one man who would wrest the legendary Excalibur from the stone and lead it into battle for the good of all in Camelot.

King Arthur as depicted by SMITE

Cthulhu did not care for sympathy, for the useless frivolities of mortals or the petty squabbles of the Gods. He cared only to spread the influence of himself and the influence of his Great Old Ones, his masters. He was lethargy, he was apathetic, and when he rose in the absence of the Gods, he corrupted any and all who came to even saw him, driving them to true madness.

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Charybdis, in opposition to her "sister" Scylla, was a serious little monster girl. And she had good reason to be. She used to hunt with her father, Poseidon, all the time. When Zeus had cursed her to be chained to the bottom of the ocean and her father, did nothing to stop him, it broke her heart. Even worse, the curse removed her left arm and out grew a monster fish that she called "The Maw." She grew bitter, hateful to all life around her, until she had met Scylla... Sisters ever since.

Charybdis as depicted in SMITE

Cliodhna was rather macabre and even nihilistic. Even she herself knew she was not immune to Death, knowing that death was the final end for all. Knowing that, she was always present in the aftermath of battles and wars. Hearing her scream, the scream of a Banshee, was a sign of your impending death. She was unlike the other Death deities, no, everyone respected her. Tearing the veil and revealing her Banshee's were a true horror to all that stood against her.

Cliodhna as depicted by SMITE

Bastet was very much like a cat as that was the form that she most often took. Originally, she was a lioness Goddess of War, but she soon adapted herself to being this Goddess of Cats that everyone knew her for in current day. Now, she guarded - and patron of arts, wine, and any occasions. And with being a cat, she took her worshippers and her tributes very seriously.

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Playful and mischievous, Discordia did anything and everything for a gag, for a laugh. It didn't matter if it were mortals who were hurt, or even her fellow Gods, all she wanted to do was spread strife and mischief. Though, when her tricks were unfounded or seen through, it was her turn to scurry away, throwing unruly magic to cover her escape for if she was caught, that meant the end for a trickster.

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Morgan Le Fay is a cunning mage, one who has more than dabbled in the the mystical dark arts. Her subtle manipulations of King Arthur and Merlin in the past is what truly made her scary and reputed as an "evil witch." Though, it wasn't all black and white, no. There was room for this Enchantress to be better, to be "good" as they say. She is an opportunist, one that would do what is best for her and her machinations.

Morgan Le Fay as depicted in SMITE

Artemis was the Goddess of the Hunt and the twin sister of Apollo. Being that she was one of the more popular Greek Deities and even one of the most widely worshipped Goddesses of the age, she took her duties in that regard very seriously. She was not very fond of men and in most myths, she does not hide her disdain for them. And of any Goddess that you did not want to anger, she was one of them. Her punishments were harsh and took form by the wild volatility of nature itself.

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With her Lion's Heart and the eyes of an Eagle, Bellona was the Roman Goddess of War. She reveled in the joys of battle, willing to risk everything in mortal and immortal combat. And while winning a battle enticed her to no end, she was always an honorable opponent. She hated trickery, actively scolding and fighting against such cowardice.

Bellona depicted in SMITE

Merlin is a powerful being that seems to transcend time and death. Where he appears as young male, there was something about him that was far older than the appearance he gives himself. He is the royal advisor and the friend of King Arthur Pendragon, ever since he was just a young boy. However powerful he was, he was a good man who did only wished to good for Camelot and Arthur. That did not stop him from having secrets, however, some of to his own detriment.

Merlin as depicted in SMITE

Nox was the Primordial Night, one that spawned many Gods. Death, Strife, Sleep, Dreams, Misery, Fate. She was no "evil" Goddess, but neither was she truly "good" as her name and influence were often used when invoking witchcraft. She, however, tended to stay away from the meddling of mortals and gods alike, much the rest of her Primordial siblings. 

Nox as depicted in SMITE

Neith is a Primordial Deity in the ancient mythos of Egypt, even predated that of Ra. And for one such importance, one who could easily unravel the fates of every mortal and every God, she was rather bubbly like a normal teenager, despite her age. Do not take her attitude for weakness or naivety, she takes the cycle of Gods seriously. She, like her fellow Primordials, held greater wisdom of anything that the age has seen. And having seen many ages and cycles, she loves and cares for mortals.

Neith as depicted in SMITE

Lancelot was considered the right-hand of King Arthur Pendragon. He was one his best Knights, amongst the most heroic men in all of Camelot. He was a Knight who had undergone some of the most rigorous Campaigns that any mortal man could do and emerge unscathed. Even when he does fall, he continues to get back up. He held a distrust for Merlin, believing that he was deceiving his King, as much as he did not trust Morgan Le Fay. Troublesome times.

Lancelot as depicted in SMITE

Baron Samedi is the Loa of Life and Death. His face was painted with a skull in mind, as if he were being readied to be burying in the Voodoo(u) style. He was, for all intents and purposes, the life of the party. The party was his domain, despite being such a powerful deity. He loved to smoke and drink, and he was actually a really jovial deity. However, that did not mean he didn't take his role seriously. He appeared at the crossroads of life and death, and he respected all souls.

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Persephone did not hate many Gods, none more than the Olympians. She thought of to have her plants will reach into the heavens and drag those self-serving fools from their thrones. And while she was not the most morally correct Goddess, she--at the very least-- had respect for the mortals who granted her the power that she relied upon. They had been used by the Gods for far too long, all without thanks. And it was time Persephone taught those fools a lesson.

Persephone depicted in SMITE

Baba Yaga is rather repulsive to many, an old woman who is attested by many to be a "horrid, evil woman" or "evil witch." There are tales that she is only one of three sisters (who could ever know?) but alas, she is a wise, cunning woman, knowing many things that she often shouldn't. She was a witch and her magics were nothing to be scoffed about. There's always a price with her, especially if you're seeking her out. Tread carefully, lest you be crushed by her cabin's talons.

Baba Yaga as depicted in SMITE

Athena was the Goddess of Strategy, Good Counsel, and Wisdom as much as she was the Goddess of War. She was the shield of all who needed her defense or needed her advice. However, there have been several times where even she faltered in her judgement. Arachne and Medusa are two of those examples, examples that she hated to bring up. Maybe she didn't have as perfect of a record as she wished.

Athena as depicted in SMITE

Ishtar was... an eventful Goddess. Being both the Goddess of Love and War, she was a fierce deity who had shown no mercy. The fact that Gilgamesh and Enkidu had escaped her wrath spoke volumes of their own power, because no mere mortal would be able to do so. Not even many gods dared to anger her, lest they wished to be bombarded by her arrows. She was vain, for everything that she did was in her own benefit. Especially in war. She wanted to fight all tough opponents.

Ishtar as depicted in SMITE

Awilix, while being this optimistic, benevolent being, is rather mysterious in her origin and her actions with other Gods. In classical times, she was often times associated with the underworld, sickness and death just as clearly as she was the Goddess of the Moon. She wasn't a Goddess that you would look at and underestimate. Just like Ix Chel and her rainbows, she was not always so benevolent.

Awilix as depicted in SMITE

Heimdallr was called "The Vigilant" as he was the sentinel of Bifrost and of the Nine Realms. He stood guard and continuously watched for any and all threats of the realm. He threw his axe and wielded his sword. And the most iconic part of his equipment, he used the Gjallarhorn as a means to alert Asgard of any threats, while also using its percussive sound to defend himself. He was serious, most times, taking his duty as the watchman seriously. He could also be lax, when he wished to be.

Heimdallr depicted by SMITE

Scylla was the "Horror of the Sea." Along with her "Sister" Charybdis, Scylla terrorized the Messina Strait, destroying and sinking any ships that passed them by. Scylla killed for two reasons. To sate her and her dog-headed appendages in their insatiable hunger and *for fun*. But, who would ever suspect this regal little Naiad to be such an evil monster? She was just a little girl...

Scylla as depicted in SMITE

Tiamat was there in the beginning. The begetter of *all* life. The mother of *all* creation. She was as arrogant as she was mighty. She had been sealed away by her fellow Gods because of the threat her and her monsters represented but she has grown to understand why it had happened. The abyss was quiet, but now she was ready to roar once more.