Olympian 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 Olympians. 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.

Olympians can be considered to mean of and/or pertaining to Olympus, that is, the celestial home of the Greco–Roman pantheon of gods and goddesses. The Greek gods are often called Olympians. Classically, the Olympian gods were a pantheon of twelve including Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter,  Ares, Hermes, Hephaestus, Aphrodite, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, and Hestia. Hades often spends most of his time in the underworld, rather than Olympus.

However, different universes over time include different gods among the twelve. For example, Herodotus included Hercules among them. In the ancient world, any Greek god who is related to one of the twelve can be considered an Olympian. In mythology, the first generation is with Hestia, Hades, Demeter, Poseidon, Hera, and Zeus. Zeus with Hera had only six children: Ares, Enin, Hebe, Eileithyia, or Ilithyia, as well as Angelos in some myths Eris or Discord. Before his wedding with Hera, he already had children from other goddesses with Metis the children were Athena, and with Mnemosiye the nine children ere the muses. After these children, he impregnated many lovers and they bore many more children including Aphrodite, Artemis, Apollo, Dionysus, and Hermes.

History
The lands of Greece, Illyria (Balkan peninsula), Macedonia, Italy (Rome), Anatolia (Asia minor) and Colchis (Georgia) praised and prayed to these gods and their temples often making offerings, despite some of the gods caring and help about them in return. The people believed the gods to be the bringers of all forms of matter and life whether they were suffering through hardships or going through great times.

Most of the Olympians, are born with a particular power or special talent or affinity with some element or aspect of life, this determines its title and function. For example, Aphrodite her particular power is creating love, another example Hephaestus has a talent for forging and craftsmanship, Demeter has a special power over earth, plants, flowers and seasons, Athena her special attribute is the wisdom, Artemis has an affinity with wildlife, wild nature and hunting, Morpheus has a great domain over the world of dreams, Apollo has special power over the sunlight, others gods receive a title, example, Hades god of the Underworld, Nemesis the goddess of divine retribution.

But there are some gods that do not have, a particular power or special talent, for example, Strife, Velasca, Callisto, and Steena.

Powers & Abilities
The Olympians gods commonly possess many Powers and Abilities divine, among them, the immortality, invulnerability, the power to heal wounds and diseases, energy without limitations, the ability to become invisible to the human senses, senses on a superhuman level, they can change their physical appearance, they have the ability they can teleport, also can manipulate energy, the matter, and the natural elements to create a natural phenomenon, at different levels depending on god, also gods can feel presences, for example, the evil presence of Dahak and a lot more powers.

The level of power of an Olympian god is determined by his reach capacity, for example, manipulating the weather, in a specific place, it is not the same, on a larger scale, notables users. Demeter with her will she can manipulate the earth and change the seasons, no matter the natural order or Poseidon he create huge storms, in the seas, storms with winds, rain, lightning, waves. Both gods manipulate the weather and nature elements a larger scale.

All Olympians have basic powers, but there are Olympians, more powerful than others, an example of power level when Callisto ( as a goddess ) failed to defeat Ares, an original Olympic. The Fates are in a special category, for his sight power and his wisdom. The primordials or forces of nature, in theory, and according to myth, are more powerful than Zeus himself. However, these beings are still merely creations o the Avatar of God- and do not possess, multiversal abilities like elder gods, or higher celestial beings, possessing more universal controlling powers- like other god pantheons.
 * In the first row, the more powerful of the Olympians is Zeus, followed by Hera, Poseidon, Hades, and Demeter.
 * In the second row, for example, Athena, Apollo, Ares, Hephaestus, Artemis, Aphrodite, Hercules (as god).
 * In the third row, is for the commons Olympics gods, example, Discord, Fortune, Strife, Nemesis, Momus, Deimos.

Names of Olympian Gods

 * Achelous God of Achelous river
 * Aphrodite - Goddess of love/ Queen of the Olympians (in some universes)
 * Apollo - God of Sunlight.
 * Ares - God of War/ God of Love (in some universes)
 * Artemis - Goddess of the Hunt, Wildlife and Amazons
 * Asclepius - God of Healing and Medicine
 * Athena - Goddess of Wisdom, Warfare, and Weaving
 * Bacchus - God of Good Times
 * Bliss - Son of Cupid
 * Boreas - The God of North Wind
 * Calliope - Muse of Epic Poetry
 * Celesta - The Death
 * Cupid - God of Love/ God of War (in some universes)
 * Deimos - God of Terror
 * Demeter - Goddess of the Agriculture and Harvest
 * Dionysus - God of Wine
 * Discord - Goddess of Chaos
 * Fates - Goddesses of Destiny
 * Atropos
 * Clotho
 * Lachesis
 * Fatuus - A God of Prophecy
 * Fortune - Goddess of Luck
 * Furies-Goddesses of Vengeance
 * Alecto
 * Megaera
 * Tisiphone
 * Gaea or Gea: The Mother Earth.
 * Hades - God of the Underworld
 * Hecate - Goddess of the sorcery
 * Hephaestus - God of the Forge
 * Hera - Queen of the Gods/ Goddess of Music (in some universes)
 * Hercules - God of Energy and Strength (in some universes)
 * Hermes - Messenger of the Gods
 * Hestia - Goddess of the Home
 * Lachrymose - God of the Despair, Boredom, and Misfortune
 * Momus - God of Satire
 * Morpheus - God of Dreams
 * Muses- The Nine Goddesses of inspiration.
 * Nemesis - Goddess of Divine Retribution
 * Nereids - The Sea nymphs, the 50 daughters of gods Nereo and Doris (in some universes)
 * Mnemosyne - Titan of memory and the mother of the Muses with Zeus.
 * Nike - Goddess of Victory
 * Nymphs - Minor goddesses or supernatural being, the different aspects of nature. ((in some universes)
 * Panope - Goddess of water
 * Pan - The Satyr God (in some universes)
 * Persephone - A Goddess of nature and Queen of the Underworld
 * Poseidon - God of Seas, Earthquake and Horses
 * Psyche - Wife of Cupid in the myth Goddess of human soul
 * Proteus - The Shapeshifting God
 * Pax - Goddess of peace
 * Strife - God of Strife
 * Strega - servant of Hera
 * Themis - Goddess of Justice
 * Terpsichore - Goddess of Dance and Music
 * Triton - A God of seas son of Poseidon
 * Zeus - King of the Gods and God of Thunder, Sky, and Lightning.