Claiming a Greek God Character

[German_Astrid]

If you want to play as a Greek God or anything else Greek Mythology, please select one from the list:

Zeus

Hera

Poseidon

Hades

Persephone

Apollo

Hestia

Aphrodite

Ares

Artemis

Athena

Demeter

Dionysus

Hephaestus

Hermes

Atlas

Aeolus

Chaos

Charon

Chronos

Eros

Hermaphroditus

Hypnos

Morpheus

Oceanus

Pan

Prometheus

Ouranos

Athena

Gaia

Boreas

Castor

Polux

Cronus (Not to be confused with Chronos, god of time)

Eilythia

Hecate

Helios

Iris

Metis

Nyx

Pheme

Plutus

Rhea

Selene

Tartarus

Thanatos

Triton

Typhon

Zephyr

Euros

Cyebele

Clotho

Lachesis

Atropos

Polyphemus

Phobetor

Phantasos.

To claim a character and roleplay as them, simply post their name, a picture of them (or a picture of what you imagine them to look like), and a paragraph about them/ their personality.

(Note: I probably missed some people on here; if so, just claim them as if they were on the list.)

[German_Astrid]

*artwork (c) by Stregatto10 at hhtp://stragetto10.deviantart.com. Permission to use has been asked and received.*


Hades, King of the Underworld, God of Death and the Dead.

Disliked by the other gods, Hades resides in the Underworld, the place where souls are deemed either good enough to pass onto the Elysium fields, or sent to Tartarus. He used to reside there alone, but when he saw beautiful Persephone, he could not resist, and stole her away. Now, he is happy when she is around, but every spring he is disheartened, as she goes to spend time with her mother.

Even though Hades stole away Persephone and raped her, he very much loves her, and went so far as dedicating a grove to her, naming it after her as well.

Hades may be a rough, uncaring man with bouts of anger, but he also have his moments of pitifulness and depression. Often times you'll find him getting down and putting on his Helmet of Invinsibility to hide from the teasing and hateful looks of the other gods, and to comfort himself. Often times, in these moods, he can be a little whiney, as well.

[diritus]

Dionysus

(artwork (c) of *DreamlessxPassion@DeviantArt)
The Greek god of Wine and Theater. He is the son of Zeus and the mortal Semele, who died before he was born due to Hera's trickery. To save him, Zeus placed him inside his thigh, from which he was born thus being born twice. The baby Dionysus was placed in the care of Hermes, who took him to the rain Nyphs of Nysa. He spent most of his youth wandering the earth, teaching mortals the method for cultivating the grape vine. Being an attractive youth, he was once mistaken for a prince and held captive on a ship. But the kidnappers soon found that they could not bind him. He turned into a lion and killed the men, turning the ones who fell overboard into dolphins. The only survivor was Acoetes, who believed he was a god from the beginning and tried to warn the others against his capture. Being the child of a mortal, he was often mocked by the 'true' gods of Mount Olympus.

He is known as having a dual personality. He can be a very pleasant man, believing in the pleasures of life and always participating in festivals, parties, and attending theatrical performances. Yet, he can also be cold and sadistic when angered, unafraid to have people torn limb from limb if they cross him. He is also known to bear a great suffering each winter, feeling the painful agony of the vine as they are cut down for winter. Despite his agony, he tries to keep a pleasant smile.

[KaT]

I imagine amythest eyes, and pastel blue-silver mix for his hair to create a sort of "dreamy" look, as well as moon-white skin. (He most likely doesn't get much sun...) Morphy here has perpetual bed-head, some cases of narcolepsy, and yes! His ears are actually pretty bird wings! His feet are most times bare, and he dresses simple in garments that are far from fancy. ("Why dress up...? I'm jus' gonna-*falls asleep*") Isn't he a cute Creator of Dreams God?



His personality is, more or less, a mellow base with kindness and gentle, comfort smiles. It's hard to find a reason to hate him (Unless you count the slothness he posesses) despite his honest words which could most times be considered blunt. He won't speak much, too much effort in his opinion, but what he says may hold some value...



Also to note... NEVER WAKE HIM UP! He is far from a morning person already, so waking him up would incur his wrath. Just ask his brothers, Phobetor and Phantasos! (Phobetor would most times claim that the true nightmare is waking up Moprh from his slumber...)



Other than that... Morpheus is a good listener to those who need it, and won't judge you too harshly, if at all...