Pantheons

From the Greek word (much to the annoyance of other divinities), a pantheon is a group or family of Gods from a common culture. Despite their immortality, Gods rarely last very long on their own — not with the constant threat of the Titans. They serve as the main factions in Scion, and (nearly) every Scion or Denizen player character is linked to one, though exceptions do exist for solitary deities — Zalmoxis is the sole God of vampires and the Geto-Dacian people.

Most pantheons have settled in Godrealms in the Overworld, where they rest and send Incarnations down to live among mankind. Pantheons of Gods are associated with specific places and people within the World, places that share their values or where they were (and are) worshipped. Dozens of pantheons and solitary Gods spread influence throughout the World, though only a few have the power and influence to spread their influence across the varying cosmologies.

Each pantheon follows its own goals, and the differing philosophies of various pantheons has led to violent clashes over the centuries. Still, the great common thread linking the pantheons is their desire to keep the World and humanity from falling into the hands of their immortal enemies, the Titans…although some pantheons have extraordinarily different views on how to accomplish this.

## **The Official Pantheons**

### Scion Hero

**Aesir - The Nordic Gods****Deva - The Gods of Southeast Asia****Kami - The Japanese Gods****Manitou - The Algonquian Gods****Netjer - The Egyptian Gods****Orisha - The Yoruba Gods****Shen - The Chinese Gods****Teotl - The Aztec Gods****Theoi - The Greco-Roman Gods****Tuatha de Danann - The Irish Gods**
### Scion Mysteries of the World

**Nemetondevos - The Gods of Gaul****Loa - The Inheirtors of the Orisha****Yazata - Those Worthy of Persia**
### Scion Demigod

**Annuna - The Gods of Mesopotamia**Atua - gods of Polynesia.png**Atua - The Gods of Polynesia****Apu - The Gods of the Inca**Bogovi - the gods of the Slavs.png**Bogovi - The Gods of the Slavs****Tengri - The Gods of Mongolia**
### Scion God (coming soon)

**K'uh - The Mayan Gods****Balahala - The Gods of the Visayas****Ilhm - The Phoenician Gods****Pālas - The Buddhist Gods****Zemi - The Taino Gods**
### Flights - The Dragon Pantheons

**The Draq****The Joka****The Lóng****The Lindwurms****The Naga****The Serpents**
### Fictional Pantheons

**Teros - The Gods of Atlantis****Yankee - The Gods of America****Allied - The Gods of Europe****Mythos - The Eldritch Gods**
### Minor presence Pantheons

**Kalou Vu - The Fijian Gods** (Mentioned in Scion Dragon)**Plant Don - The Wales Gods****Kamuy - The Ainu Spirits****Orenda - The Iroquois Gods** (Mentioned in Scion Hero)**Nameless Elamite Pantheon****Nameless Balinese Pantheon** (Mentioned in Scion Titanomachy)
## **Fan-Made Pantheons**

### Designed for 1e

****Ilah - The Arabic Pantheon** (by JSR)**Elohim - The Canaanite Pantheon** (by JSR)**Annuna - The Mesopotamian Pantheon** (by Demonchilde)**Manitou - The Native American Pantheon** (by Demonchilde)**Rus - The Slavic Pantheon** (by Demonchilde)**Vanguard of Avalon** (by BlaineTog)**Vairgit - The gods of Artic** (by TerriblyUncreative)**Aisar - The Etruscan Pantheon** (by Telgar)**Vanir - The (Other) Nordic Pantheon** (by Telgar)**
### Designed for 2e

****Demons - The Demonic Pantheon** (by Mysteris)**Zemí - The Taíno Pantheon** (by Sacerdos)**Shiunesh - The Hittite Pantheon** (by Sacerdos)**Abosom - The Ashanti Pantheon** (by Sacerdos)**Sga'na Qeda - The Haida Pantheon** (by Sacerdos)**Nemetondevos - The Gods of Gaul** (Remake by Sacerdos)**Tuatha Dé - The Irish Gods** (Remake by Sacerdos)**Bhagas - The Scythian Pantheon** (by Pablo Vazquez)**Dik' - The Armenian Pantheon** (by Pablo Vazquez)**Yazata - Those Worthy of Persia** (Expansion by Pablo Vazquez)**Cortes Divinas - The Spirits of Venezuela** (by Pablo Vazquez)**Na Shilombish - The Chocktaw pantheon** (by Aetava Steele)**Jumalolennot - The Finnic pantheon** (by Joseph Arnaud)**Yibiás - The South American pantheon** (by Ivan Abilio)**Ohoenrodite - The heroes of the Guaykurú** (by Ivan Abilio)**