After the creation of all things in existence—after the rise of realms, races, and the war of primordial gods—others began to stir.
They were not born of the Hierarchies, nor shaped by the original gods of Creation or Destruction. They emerged from the residual echoes of divine essence scattered across the Outerverse.
Some called them mythological gods. Others knew them as the Olympians, the Titans, the Sky Lords, or simply:
"The Other Gods."
The Catalyst: The Great Dissonance
A cataclysmic event, known as The Great Dissonance, shattered the balance of the Tree of the Outerverse. This event was caused by a colossal celestial collision between two fundamental divine forces during the endless war between the Peacekeeper Deities and the War Deities—an event recorded by the divine archivists as the FGL.
This rupture in existence echoed through reality itself.
The Awakening
From this chaos, ancient slumbering deities awoke. Forgotten forces, long dormant beneath the layers of time and space, began to stir. Their presence seeped into creation. Planets trembled. Time blinked.
And so they came—The Other Gods—each bearing their own dominion, will, and mythology.
The Olympian Pantheon
Zeus – King of the Olympian Gods, Wielder of Thunder
Hera – Queen of the Gods, Patron of Marriage
Poseidon – God of the Seas and Earthquakes
Demeter – Goddess of the Harvest
Athena – Goddess of Wisdom and War Strategy
Apollo – God of the Sun and Prophecy
Artemis – Goddess of the Hunt and Moon
Ares – God of War and Bloodlust
Aphrodite – Goddess of Love and Beauty
Hephaestus – God of Fire and Forge
Hermes – Messenger of the Gods, God of Trickery
Dionysus – God of Wine and Ecstasy
Hestia – Goddess of the Hearth and Home
The Chthonic Deities (Underworld Gods)
Hades – Lord of the Underworld
Persephone – Queen of the Underworld
Charon – Ferryman of the Dead
Hecate – Goddess of Magic and Witchcraft
Cerberus – Three-headed Guardian of the Gates of Hell
The Sea Gods
Amphitrite – Queen of the Sea
Triton – Herald of the Deep
Nereus – The Old Man of the Sea
Thaumas, Phorcys, Ceto – Elder Sea Gods and Beasts of the Abyss
The Sky Gods
Helios – The Original Sun God
Selene – Goddess of the Moon
Eos – Goddess of the Dawn
Astraios – God of Stars and Planets
The Titans
Cronus – Titan King, Lord of Time
Rhea – Titan Queen
Oceanus – Titan of the Sea
Hyperion – Titan of Light
Theia – Titaness of Sight
Iapetus – Titan of Mortality
Atlas – Titan of Endurance
Themis – Titaness of Justice
Mnemosyne – Titaness of Memory
Phoebe, Coeus, Crius, Tethys – Titans of ancient forces and primal balance
The Muses
Calliope – Muse of Epic Poetry
Clio – Muse of History
Erato – Muse of Love Poetry
Euterpe – Muse of Music
Melpomene – Muse of Tragedy
Polyhymnia – Muse of Hymns
Terpsichore – Muse of Dance
Thalia – Muse of Comedy
Urania – Muse of Astronomy
Other Deities and Divine Beings
Pan – God of the Wild
Hecabe, Horae, Graces, Fates, Nemesis, Tyche, Hypnos, Thanatos
From Across Other Realms
Odin – All-Father, God of Wisdom and War
Thor – God of Thunder
Loki – Trickster and Shapeshifter
Hercules – Demigod of Strength
Shiva – The Destroyer
Buddha – The Enlightened One
Ra, Isis, Osiris, Anubis, Horus, Set, Nephthys – The Egyptian Pantheon
Sun Wukong, Ne Zha – Warriors of the Eastern Heavens
Sinbad, Aladdin – Legends born of magic and myth
Amaterasu, Susanoo, Tsukuyomi, Izanagi – Deities of the Shinto realm
Lugh, Brigid, Cernunnos, Morrigan – Spirits of the Celtic ages
They came not just as gods—but as ideologies, as living myth, as remnants of forgotten creation.
Each brought with them a fragment of power—a story, a culture, a domain—and began carving out their territories across the Outerverse.
But not all gods are allies.
A new war brews.
Between the ancient gods of the Hierarchy, and the awakened pantheons of myth.
Between order… and belief.
Between Creation's will, and the Power of Legend.