Gods

World Mythology
Throughout the world there are many different polytheistic religions that contain mythology. Some of the more well known are Greek, Roman, Norse, and Egyptian. Many of the religions all agree upon the superiority of their deities and influence over humanity.

In The Olympian Chronicles
The Olympian Chronicles predominantly displays Greek Gods and later their Roman aspects. Typical for most mythological religions, the Greek Gods are extremely powerful, are immortal, and do not "die". They can however, be chopped into pieces given enough force or fade from lack of worship, which is not exactly the same as dying. Like many of the other mythologies, the Greek Gods can have children with Mortals which results in Demigods and eventually, Legacies. Their limitations are seemingly limitless and can have children with any God, or Human regardless of gender. Greek Gods can even have children by themselves and can spring from seemingly ridiculous actions. Refined Greek weapons such as Olympian Silver, and Tartarian Gold are shown to be especially effective at injuring Gods and Monsters alike. A Chinese Goddess, Chang'e makes a guest appearance in The Scourge Prince and gives Chase an elixir of immortality to use on Blake.

Other Pantheons mentioned throughout the Series

 * Norse Gods have been confirmed to exist in The Grace Curse when Chase is introduced to Balder, a Norse God of Light.
 * Egyptian Gods are speculated to also exist in the same world as the Greek Gods as Chase mentions his uncle Jonathan's experiments in Egypt
 * Mesopotamian Gods were mentioned when Chase describes his Grandfather's encounter with a God named Pazuzu