Included among the Titans for being an ancient primordial power of the earlier generations of gods, Pontos represents the sea itself and fish and other animals that live therein. He is not a god of water, nor is he the ruler of the sea; he is the sea itself. He is an aloof deity, but worshiped equally among followers of the Titans and the Olympians.
Pontos the Living Sea
October 1, 2026
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Theia the Far-Shining One
September 1, 2026Whereas her brother and husband Hyperion is the origin of light, Theia is the origin of sight and the glittering beauty of gems and precious metals. As such, she is a goddess of seeing beauty, whether it is the beauty of finely crafted treasures or the beauty of a natural landscape. Read the rest of this entry »
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Hyperion, the Watcher Above
August 1, 2026The fifth of the six Titan sons is Hyperion, who is more akin to Okeanos in outlook and personality than his other brothers. He is a god of light, and through his children Helios, Selene, and Eos, is the source of natural light in the worlds of the multiverse. Hyperion also takes oaths very seriously and that has kept him tied closely to his brother Kronos; as such he is looked to for upholding mortal oaths and pledges as well.
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Iapetos the Piercer
June 1, 2026The closest thing to a war god among the Titans, Iapetos represents the time allotted to mortals, as well as violent death. In this way he represents a specific concept of time, just as most of his brothers do. He is also in a sense seen as the ancestor of mankind, for he is the father of Prometheus and Epimetheus. Of all the Titans, he is the one currently least likely to respond well to overtures of forgiveness, for Zeus slew his son Menoitios during the Titanomachy, one of the few major casualties of that war.
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Kreios the Ram of Heaven
May 1, 2026Kreios was the early leader among the Titans, before his brother Kronos was born. However, he recognized his sibling’s superior leadership skills and took on the mantle of ordering the seasons instead. He also works closely with Kronos on agricultural matters, focusing on livestock.
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Phoibe the Golden-Crowned
April 1, 2026Bright Phoibe is the youngest of Ge’s six Titan daughters, and represents quick-wittedness. and she inherited her mother’s affinity for earth-based prophecy. She is also counterpart to her husband Koios, representing earthly, practical knowledge to his heavenly, abstract knowledge. Read the rest of this entry »
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Koios the Sinister Sophist
March 1, 2026Koios is the second eldest of the twelve Titans, and is held to be the origin of human thought and inquisitiveness. He is the the Font of Heavenly Knowledge; the source of esoteric philosophy for followers of the Titans.
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Tethys, the Mother of Waters
February 1, 2026The next deity in the Greco-Roman Mythology Project is Tethys, the Mother of Waters! She is the wife of Okeanos, and as the mother of the Okeanides and Potamoi, she is seen as the mother of all fresh water in any world where the Titans or Olympians are worshiped. While generally neutral in the conflict between the Titans and Olympians, she took in the young Olympian women during the Titanomachy; because of this Hera and the other daughters of Kronos see her as something of a surrogate mother.
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Okeanos the Deep-Whirling
January 1, 2026Happy New Year, and welcome to the first entry in my next project, the Greco-Roman Mythos! We start off with the eldest of the Twelve Titans, Okeanos. He’s the only one of the brothers to have stayed neutral through most of the conflicts of the Titans and Olympians. As a Titan, he represents water as an element and the river Oceanus on the outer planes. Read the rest of this entry »
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The Next Project: Greco-Roman Mythos
September 24, 2025Hey folks, sorry for the long absence, it has been one hell of a bad summer. Anyway, I’ve been doing some thinking and reading and decided that my next project will be to work on the Greco-Roman mythos! I got a copy of Hesoid’s Theogony and Works & Days (from Penguin Classics) as well as some other scholarly books (especially Ancient Greek Cults: A Guide by Jennifer Larson, which is really good).
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