Greek Gods

Overview
Greek Gods are Immortal beings that the Ancient Greeks believed in and worshipped. In The Olympian Chronicles they exist as powerful beings capable of altering Fate, Mortals, and having Demigod children.

Olympians

 * Zeus
 * Hera
 * Poseidon
 * Demeter
 * Apollo
 * Artemis
 * Aphrodite
 * Ares
 * Hephaestus
 * Hermes
 * Dionysus
 * Hestia

Others

 * Hades
 * Persephone
 * Morpheus
 * Janus
 * Boreas
 * Heracles
 * Hecate (sometimes)

Abilities
Complete Immortality- the Greek Gods are completely Immortal, do not age, and cannot "die" by normal methods.

Splitting- Gods can be in more than one place at once, however doing so reduces their power while not united as a whole.

Immunity to Tempus Incantatum- since Gods are timeless, they are unaffected by Tempus Incantatum directly, rather they only witness its effects on the things around them. In other words, they can remember things from an erased timeline.

Teleportation- all Gods can teleport and move freely.

Transfiguration- all Greek Gods can alter their form freely, they are experts at taking disguises. However, they will always have a true form.

Weaknesses
Fate- Gods are also bound to Fate like Mortals are, however they are shown to be more resistive towards it

Fading- when a God loses worship they often do not have the will to live anymore, they can "fade" which means they are absorbed into Chaos. They still technically exist, but lose physical form entirely.

Scattering- chopping up a God, or finding a way to destroy their physical essence causing them to "scatter" and exist indefinitely as small pieces. This is not true death, but may as well be for Gods.