Chief god of Babylon, master of storms, intelligence, and creation. Slayer of Tiamat.

Master of all arts, god of sun and harvest. Leader in battle against Fomorians with his unstoppable spear and sling.

Powerful abosom of mountains and elevated places.

Titan king who ruled the Golden Age. Father of the first Olympians.

Lord of sky and thunder. Ruler of Olympus and king of the gods.

First among apostles, given the keys of the kingdom.

Supreme deity and father of the gods, personification of the heavens and celestial authority.

God of sea and rivers. Challenges Baal for supremacy. Represents chaotic waters and storms.

Lord of heaven, rain and thunder. Wielder of vajra.

The supreme deity and creator of all things. Ruler of the upperworld.

Revered as the returned Messiah, symbol of hope for Rastafari.

God of kingship and the sky. Son of Isis and Osiris, protector of pharaohs.

King of the Aesir, god of wisdom, poetry, death, and magic, who sacrificed his eye for knowledge.

Unified Tibet politically. Began construction of the Potala Palace. A master of politics and esoteric teachings.

Ruler of the underworld and the dead. Brother of Zeus.

God of eloquence, poetry, and learning. Credited with creating the Ogham script. A strong warrior, he serves the Tuatha Dé Danann.

Celestial scribe. Guardian of divine throne and heavenly secrets.

Known as David. Given the Psalms and ruled with perfect justice.

God of the sun, ruler of the daytime sky and warmth.

Supreme creator god. Wise elder deity who presides over divine assembly. Father of gods and humans.

Primary Aztec deity of war, sun and human sacrifice. Patron of Tenochtitlan.

Master of passion and desire. Liberator from false morality.

Consort of the Goddess, god of nature, wilderness, and the animal world. Symbolizes the cycle of life and death.

Divine power and ideal governance. Lord of metals.