Celtic Pantheon

These Avatars of God can also create avatars of themselves to have even further control over their assigned areas of the omniverses, some will create: Celestials, Elder-Gods, God Pantheons, Titans, Spirits, Gods, and many other supreme beings, while these beings do start religions of their own, such as Pagan, Egyptian, Greek, Celtic and many other forms of followings- they are just pieces controlled by another, who is a splintered piece from the supreme being. One of the most prominent of these Pantheons of Gods created by the Avatars of God across the omniverse, is the Celtic.

The Celtic - Ireland Pantheon the collective gods worshipped by the people of Eire (Ireland), Britannia (Great Britain), and Gaul (France) and most of Western Europe. They were also known as the Tuatha de Danaan or "Children of Danu." They preside in the other-dimensional realm of Otherworld which includes the realms of Avalon, Tir Na Bog, and Annwyn, the Celtic Land of the Dead among others. Much like the Olympians, the Celtic gods often trafficked with mortals and produced Demigods. Not much is known about their origins, but according to myths, they were descended from the ancient earth-goddess Danu or Danaan and the sun-god Belenus. It is not known if they were aware they where creations of the Avatar of God, and where merely acting out his will to the people and creatures who worshiped them. There are an infinite number of these Gods across Creation for each universe, each one having a different shape, size, personality, or function- but always made to perform the same purpose.

The Tuatha Dé Danaan arrived in Eire ( Ireland ) on a cloud from the four great cities of fairyland. While in their homelands, they had learned the arts of poetry and science. They brought these gifts, plus great treasures from the fairy cities, to their new home. The treasures included a stone that confirmed the rightful king by roaring when he stood upon it, a sword that could never be broken, a magic spear, and a pot that could feed an army without ever going empty.

The Firbolgs realized they were no longer alone, the Firbolgs are ancestral gods or magical beings of Eire, the Firbolgs have thus been likened to the giant's of Norse mythology, who represent the harmful or destructive powers of nature; personifications of chaos, darkness, death, blight, and drought. The two tribes met at Moytura, or the Tower of Plains, to wage their battle. The fighting was vicious. Nuada, the king of the Danaans, lost his hand while fighting with a Firbolg. and were victorious, but their champion, Nuadhu Airgedlamh, was not able to rule because he had lost a hand in battle.

He relinquished the throne to Bres, who being half-Fomore turned Eire back to his father's relatives. The Danaans went to war against the Fomore, and once again conquered Eire with the help of their champion, Lugh. It is not known how these events unfolded afterward, but what is known, that the Avatar of God made a decision to hide them on Earth away from the mortal sight.

History
When God scattered his Avatars across the omniverse, each created their own Pantheons of Gods to help watch over and care for their selected outerverses, this was the case with the Celtic Gods. Much like the Olympian gods, the Celtic Gods were worshiped throughout the British Isles and most of Western Europe, bordered by the lands of Asgardians to the north, the Olympians to the south. The invading Romans adopted many of the Celtic gods into their pantheon and vice versa. The Celts knew Zeus and Hermes as Taranis and Esus and the Romans worshipped Belenus as the sun-god Helios. The Celts worshipped and honored their gods for several millennia until they were replaced with Christianity, many of their figures being replaced with human saints, such as St. Brigid, who took over their temples.

Celtic Gods were worshiped as gods by the people of Eire, Gaul, and Britannia. Arriving in Eire, after the wane of the Sumerian gods, Hercules encountered the demigoddess Morrigan who was being sent by Kernunnos to kill the Druids. He proved to be a major opponent of Kernunnos's plans, first freeing Morrigan from his influence and before Morrigan kill Kernunnos. Although many actions and decisions they make, are actually conceived by the Avatar of God as a way of controlling them and making sure they perform their jobs correctly.

Powers & Abilities
The Celtic gods seem to have the same powers and abilities, like Olympian gods, but at unknown levels, and Morrigan had special powers like Hercules. These powers include at least enchanted life-spans, regeneration, flight, and the ability to manipulate matter and the elements of nature, based on what they represent as a God. Like the Olympian gods, they seem to be functionally immortal and do not age upon reaching adulthood.

Celtic Gods

 * Badb
 * Kernunnos
 * Lady of the Lake