The Dungeon Master's Theogony

The Dungeon Master's Theogony is a mythological record of the Greek Gods and their genealogy. It is the first installment in The Dungeon Master series written by JesterCW. It is an adaptation of the Theogony written by Hesiod.
In this version, JesterCW is the narrator (called "The Dungeon Master" in the series) who tells the story of the origin of the world and its gods in his own way.
The book is split into two main stories: The Theogony and Works and Days. This is also the most common grouping of the two stories, which are often just advertised as The Theogony & Works and Days.
==The Theogony==
===The Primordiai===
The Dungeon Master (or JesterCW) starts out by explaining that the Primordiai are the fundamental basis of the universe, and that they are everywhere and everything. Continuing on by stating that "the gods haven't been around for some time," likely meaning that this collection was written by a mortal or one of the characters rather than the Dungeon Master himself.
Starting at the beginning, JesterCW describes how there existed only Chaos. He explained how it was an infinite void of nothingness that physically manifested itself, but could not interact with anything. Then, there was an emergence of two Primordials known as Erebus and Nyx. Although Nyx had Hemera without a father, the two of them ended up having Aether, Thanatos, Hypnos, Eris, Nemesis, Charon, Akhlys, Lyssa, Geras, Keres, and the arai.
Years later, Chaos pushed out two more Primordials: Gaia and Tartarus. Gaia represented Mother Earth, while Tartarus represented the Pit; the bottom-most depths of the universe aside from Chaos itself.
Feeling lonely, Gaia created Uranus to be a partner for herself. With Uranus, she had Pontus, the Ourea, and the Titans. 
===The Titans===
The Titans were a new generation of deities who were the first set of children by Uranus and Gaia. The two had eighteen children, including the first twelve Titans, the Cyclopes, and the Hekatonkeries. The latter two were disliked by Uranus for their various deformities, and so he cast them to the depths of Tartarus.
Enraged and in grief, Gaia called for her six Titan sons. While explaining what she wanted them to do, she forged Skybender, giving it to whichever of her sons is brave enough. Her plan was this: She would arrange a dinner with Uranus, wherein her sons would pop out from nearby bushes, pin their father down, and castrate him.
Understandably, none of the Titan sons wanted to go through with it, except for one: Cronus. He was the youngest of the Twelve Titans, and the one with the most ambition.