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God X, God/dess of (Insert Trope Here) (Alternate names/Nicknames, Fan Nickname)
  • An image, if possible. Please use official art or a screenshot for a picture.
  • Rank: This can range from Quasideity, Demigod, Lesser God, Intermediate God, Greater God, to Overdeity. This doesn't always have to be a representation of power, but it can also represent influence in the Pantheon.
  • Symbol: An image or icon used to represent the deity.
  • Theme Song: Song that usually is used in affiliation with the character. If the deity is a musician this will most likely be their Signature Song. If possible, give a link for reference, preferably on YouTube.
  • Alignment: Good, evil, neutral etc. Forget about The Great Character Alignment Debate here, the Pantheon is one of the few places where you can assign Dungeons & Dragons alignment to characters that don't have alignment system. After all, the Pantheon is based on D&D.
  • Portfolio: Tropes associated with the character.
  • Domains: Things that the character has influence over.
  • Followers: Non-ascended characters that are not part of the Pantheon, but would probably worship this character by the fact that they share the ascended character's trope.
  • Allies: Members of the Pantheon that are allies.
  • Rivals: Members of the Pantheon that are rivals.
  • Enemies: Members of the Pantheon that are foes.

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    Tassadar 
Tassadar, God of The Messianic Archetype (Savior of the Templar, Twilight Deliverer)
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  • Intermediate God, potentially Greater God when channeling the Khala and Void simultaneously. But… well, see below for details.
  • Symbol: The Protoss Icon
  • Alignment: Neutral Good
  • Portfolio: Kind Protoss Who Shouldn't Be Angered, Sacrificed Himself To Destroy The Zerg Overmind, Defied The Conclave When They Told Him To Raze Zerg-Infested Terran Worlds, Frontline General, Powerful Psionic Powers, Using Both Khala and Void
  • Domains: Psychic, Martyrdom, Khala, Void
  • Allies: Zeratul, Fenix, Artanis, Talandar, Jim Raynor, Sarah Kerrigan, Thrall, Jaina Proudmoore, Tyrael, Cosmos, Madoka Kaname, Optimus Prime, Oyashiro
  • Enemies: Amon, Arcturus Mengsk, Arthas Menethil, Diablo, Zagara, The Tyranids, Lucifer
  • A Templar of Aiur, he became a hero to the Protoss when he sacrificed himself to destroy the Overmind from consuming the protoss. It was this sacrifice that reunified the Templars and the Dark Templars and ensure the survival of the Protoss, in which he is honored with the phrase 'En Taro Tassadar.'
  • Some were unsure of his appearance in the Pantheon, if he is still alive or not. It was reported that his spirit still lived as he waited for Zeratul by the Overmind's rotting husk to warn him of the future, especially since Tassadar has no recollection of the spirit, or so it was thought. It was revealed to be an illusion created by the last Xel'naga, Ouros, in order to push Zeratul forward to avert the prophecy where Amon would break the Infinite Cycle and destroy the galaxy.
  • He was just as shocked as many other Protoss are that the Khala and the uplifting of the Protoss race was schemed by Amon to control the Protoss in his goal to destroy the Infinite Cycle. Even though he never lived long enough to know of his existence, he was furious that his vile plan would enslave to the Protoss that he would willing remove himself from the Khala if it means saving his people.
  • He is happy to meet an old friend, Fenix, but is rather perplexed by his robotic counterpart, who has since renamed himself Talandar. Although Talandar wants to distance himself from Fenix so that he could be his own person, he still value Tassadar as his friend.
  • Tassadar still views the Zerg as a threat, even when Kerrigan is no longer the Queen of Blades as he reminder her as. He pondered if his advice of "being your own worse enemy" reached her, of which she took it to heart. Though ironically, this was the last thing she said to Fenix before she killed him.
  • Has deep respect for Madoka Kaname for her selfless and heroic sacrifice. Which is why he shows no sympathy toward Lucifer for manipulating one of her best friends into undoing her hard work.

    William Bludworth 
William Bludworth, God of Creepy Morticians
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  • Quasideity (reportedly)
  • Symbol: His black tie
  • Alignment: True Neutral
  • Portfolio: Scary Black Man, Knowledgable of Death, Believes Death is inescapeable
  • Domains: Death, Morgue
  • Deathly Respect: Death, Death of the Endless, Grim
  • Allies: Members of the Pantheon that are allies.
  • Rivals: Members of the Pantheon that are rivals.
  • Enemies: Members of the Pantheon that are foes.
  • Opposes: Quan Chi, Nagash, Mannfred von Carstein, Nekron, Arthas Menetril, Kel'thuzad, Lord Voldemort, Harry Potter
  • A mortician who owns the Bludworth Funeral Homes where he keeps the bodies of people who died, especially the victims of Death's design. He is aware of the fate of the survivors that cheated Death when they escaped the disasters of Volée Airlines Flight 180, Route 23, and the North Bay Bridge.
  • He is assigned as mortician for the House of Life & Death. Unfortunately, since Death is Cheap in the Pantheon, it doesn't really give him much to do since almost nobody stay dead.
  • His knowledge of Death is so unsettling that rumors speculate that he may be related to Death or even be Death itself, though Bludworth denies the claims.
  • Considering how Death despise those that cheat death, Bludworth may often visit these death-defiers that they aren't suppose to be there and deliver a warning about Death's design. Of course, none of his words are reassuring to them as he is always a grim reminder that anyone messing with Death's design will receive an even crueler fate.
    • Same could come from necromancer, even though there are no such things where he's from. Resurrection of the dead can screw up Death's list and force him to start anew since the Route 23 Survivor Kimberly Corman sacrificed herself by driving a van to a lake and was later revived, granting "new life."
    • As a result, he is very reluctant to help others escape Death's list as it is pointless to escape it. Not that helping others escape Death would prevent them from dying as the survivors did die later on, anyways.
  • Billy & Mandy amuses Bludworth since they have a literal Grim Reaper following them as their friend. Though the fact that neither of them stay dead no matter the contrary, he only ask if Grim is a personal friend of Death.
  • It was reported that Bludworth stole from the dead, since he was seen wearing a watch belonging to Evan Lewis, a survivor of the Route 23 disaster that was killed by Death when a fire escape ladder pierce through his eye after he slipped on a pile of spaghetti.
  • Considering that he believes that everyone's final destination is unavoidable, no matter how much one tries to change it.
  • "In death, there are no accidents, no coincidences, no mishaps, and no escapes."

    Runan and Holmes 
Runan Selius & Holmes, Dual Gods of Differently-Named Knockoffs (Runan: Heir to Razelia, Scion of Reeve, Holmes: The Sea Lion, Lord of Granada)
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Runan (Top), Holmes (Bottom)
  • Demigods
  • Symbol: The Reeve Calibur/Varunastra and the Saria Calibur/Agneyastra
  • Theme Song: Knight of Razelia (Runan), Ocean (Holmes)
  • Alignment: Lawful Good (Runan), Chaotic Good (Holmes)
  • Portfolio: Wielder of the Varunastra and Agneyastera, respectively
  • Domains: Lord,
  • Allies:
  • Rivals:
  • Enemies:
  • Special Relations: The gods of Fire Emblem
  • Runan was the heir to Razelia, a dukedom of Reeve, and Holmes was the son of Admiral Vals of Granada and captain of the Sea Lion pirates. The two boys were fated in saving the Lieberia from the Cult of Gerxel and their dark god. If that sounds like something out of a Fire Emblem game, that's because it practically is a Fire Emblem game with a different name.
  • Since they are nearly related to the Fire Emblem franchise, they could be looked at like a long lost relative to them. Many of the gods from the franchise does welcome them due to their similar adventures.
  • In their land, there are only at four maidens that assume dragon form through magical rings passed down by the four nations of Lieberia. Considering that it's different from the dragons of Fire Emblem where magical stones contain the power of the dragons, they were astonished by the presence by the Manaketes.
  • Holmes is an explorer first, as he dislike the idea of running Granada upon succeeding his father, Admiral Vals, and want to run away to be a pirate. He captains a pirate gang to steal treasure from other pirates and crooks. He doesn't seem to mind some of the pirate organizations around the Pantheon, though he views them all as "competition."

    old tassadar facts 
  • While Tassadar was taking his time to show up in the Pantheon, he personally requested for Cosmos to take care of his divine duties and grant blessings to his followers while he was taking care of said difficulties. Once he got everything over with, Cosmos gave Tassadar the title that he was meant to ascend for. In return, Tassadar shows gratitude to Cosmos for helping his followers out while asking little in return.
  • Fights alongside Zeratul and his other allies in the Nexus.
  • Yes, he can channel the Khala and Void together once more to replicate the attack he did on the Overmind. However, since it killed him last time he did that, he's not exactly willing to do that again unless the situation is dire. Thankfully, Death is Cheap within the pantheon.
  • Seeing and hearing of the Tyranids brings back too many bad memories of the Zerg. Tassadar has offered to help out should the Tyranids ever manage to break the seal.
  • En Taro Tassadar! ... is what his followers and friends would say. For Tassadar himself, it's always En Taro Adun!
  • Also serves as an Intermediate God under Heroic Archetypes (House of Heroism).

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    Fiddlesticks 

Feeeeaaaaar...

Fiddlesticks, God of Evil Scarecrows (The Ancient Fear, The Harbinger of Doom)

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  • Intermediate God
  • Symbol: His scythe and a crow
  • Theme: Fiddlesticks Theme
  • Alignment: Neutral Evil
  • Portfolio: Pants-Shitting Scarecrows, Eldritch Abomination, Ancient Demon, Drain, Raspy Voice, CAWCAWCAWCAWCAW
  • Domains: Fear, crows, scarecrows, interpCAWCAWCAWCAW
  • Followers: Cacturne
  • Allies: Sinestro
  • Rivals: Defenders of the Ancients (Radiants and Dires).
  • Enemies: Jack Skellington
  • An ancient demon (far older than most demons of Runeterra) that feast on the fears of human beings, Fiddlesticks has been spotted and witnessed throughout many countries. It was believed that he was summoned by a foolish mage and the demon feasted upon him and soon hunted throughout Runeterra. At first, he was thought to be a children ghost story until fear and paranoia grew in Demacia, from Nocturne's attack in the town of Fossbarrow to Sylas's rebellion.
  • Fiddlestick's first appearance in the pantheon caused all crows in the House of Beasts to flock towards the temple of As Nodt. As Nodt was later found torn to shreds. This act resulted in the House of Justice to reevaluate As Nodt's position as the despotic god of fear. The Judge ruled that As Nodt's ascension was only due to supposedly killing Byakuya Kuchiki and not much else. As Nodt was then removed from the Pantheon.
    • Fiddlesticks originally attempted to take over as a God of Fear, giving an extensive list of those he had caused fear in, but Sinestro already had the position. He was instead given the title of God of Evil Scarecrows after Jericho Swain stated "Think logically for one secCAWCAWCAWCAWCAW". This was attested by the already ascended Darius and Draven, both having served under Swain at a time, claiming that it's Fiddlesticks' fault.
    • And then Fiddlesticks itself completely vanished for sometimes and almost no one remembered where he went. Soon, there was eyewitnesses of scarecrows posed throughout the Pantheon yet again, signs of Fiddlesticks return. Except they heard voices, a mocking tone that resembles another person they knew. Soon, those witnesses were attacked with only one surviving, claiming a wailing of crows that doesn't exist, voices that are never heard, and a horror that resembles a scarecrow. Fiddlesticks returned, far worse than before.
  • After ascending, Fiddlesticks was given an invitation to join The Sinestro Corps, to which Fiddlesticks accepted for unknown reasons. Although Sinestro himself is wise to prepare himself against possible backstabbing events, unlike that poor schmuck who summoned Fiddlesticks to Runeterra.
    • Fiddlestick is not happy with the addition of As Nodt to the Sinestro Corps, but Sinestro has managed to keep him in line. While he has promised not to rip As Nodt to pieces a second time, this does not exclude him from fearing and draining the former god...
  • Jack Skellington was once appreciative of Fiddlesticks when most gods feared Fiddlesticks and was hoping to incorporate his crows into Halloween festivities. However, when Fiddlesticks returned much more terrifying than ever, even, he grows concerned and decided that Fiddlesticks is not someone to invite to your Halloween party.
  • Is rumored to perform surprise parties, substituting his crows for balloon animals. Admittedly, what was missing is for him to conjure a Scary Black Man voice and then saying, "Surprise, motherfucker!"
  • The SCP Foundation took the moment to observe Fiddlesticks, as an animate killer scarecrow wouldn't seem out of place. It seems that Fiddlesticks is aware that he is being watched so it plays with its prey by remaing posed as a scarecrow.
  • "Those who say 'you have nothing to fear but fear itself' have not yet felt the crows."

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Successful Ascension: Elsa (Winter Royal Lady), Gabriel Angelos (The Captain), Simba (King of Beasts), Clifford (Cute Giant), Ahri (Charm Person), Shantae (Belly Dancer), Lazlo, Raj, and Clam (Scout-Out), Butters Stotch (Kiddie Kid), Ezreal (Projectile Spell), The Goo and Singleton (Grey Goo), Kids Next Door Sector V (Bamboo Technology), Abathur (Beige Prose), Tyrael (Broken Angel), Jim Raynor (Rebel Leader), The Scout (Double Jump), BrentalFloss (With Lyrics), Stan Marsh (Only Sane Employee -> Straight Man), Kyle Broslovski (Nice Jewish Boy), Viktor (Cybernetics Eat Your Soul), Bloo, Wilt, Eduardo, and Coco (Imaginary Friend), Jack Frost (Snow Means Love/Snow Means Death), Prince Eric (Prince Charming), Chip and Dale (Mouse World), Pete (Laughably Evil), Elmer Fudd (Elmuh Fudd Syndwome), Pepe Le Pew (Smelly Skunk), Kotal Kahn (Blood Lust), Anub'arak (Fast Tunnelling), The Sarlaac (Antlion Monster), Roy (Early-Bird Cameo), The Koopalings (Quirky Miniboss Squad), The Emotions (Emotion Tropes), Tommy Wiseau (Unexplained Accent), Indrick Boreale (What the Hell Is That Accent?), Totoro (Tummy Cushion), Babe (Messy Pig), Dee Dee (What Does This Button Do?), XCOM (Early Game Hell), Lyndis (The Chief's Daughter), Artanis (The Chains of Commanding), Pocahontas (Indian Maiden), The Wendigo (Wendigo), Shining Armor (Names to Trust Immediately), Danny Fenton (Ghostly Chill), Andy (War Has Never Been So Much Fun), Peter LaFleur and White Goodman (Dodgeball Is Hell), Colin (Discount Card), The Inspector (Checkpoint Charlie), Lady and Tramp (Spaghetti Kiss), Pongo & Perdita (This Is My Human), Zagara (Zerg Rush), Moses (Moses in the Bulrushes), Flynn Rider (Facial Composite Failure), Yuri (Mind-Control Device), Tanya (Hero Unit), Ramses II (Nepharious Pharaoh), The Wicked Witch of the West (Wicked Witch), Sumia (Implied Love Interest), Leatherface (Genuine Human Hide), George & Harold (Here We Go Again!), Principal Krupp/Captain Underpants (Hypno Fool), Tiny (Ironic Name), Sean Archer and Castor Troy (Tear Off Your Face), Leonardo da Vinci (Renaissance Man), Earthshaker (Earthquake Machine), Ephraim and Eirika (Incest Subtext), Ayra (Death of a Thousand Cuts), EpicLloyd and NicePeter (Battle Rapping), Gharnef (A Pupil of Mine Until He Turned to Evil), The Furious Five (Badass Crew), The Hoshidan Royal Siblings (Primary-Color Champion), Tai Lung (Meaningless Villain Victory), Thorgrim Grudgebearer (Best Served Cold), Bomberman (Cartoon Bomb), Taizo Hori (Digging Game), Erron Black (Marked Bullet), Ty Lee (The Paralyzer), Pegasus (Pegasus), Tiki (Dragons Are Divine), Prince Naveen (Bewitched Amphibians), M. Night Shyamalan (Mandatory Twist Ending), Ichi (High-Pressure Blood), Cactuar (Fixed Damage Attack), Mother Gothel (No Immortal Inertia), Mr. Saturn (Wingdinglish), Kuzco (Everythings Better With Llamas), Phoenix (The Phoenix), Keeper of the Light (Light Is Good), Q*bert (Symbol Swearing), Io (Will-o'-the-Wisp), Azura (Enigmatic Empowering Entity), Megamind (And Then What?), Bradwarden (Trampled Underfoot), Fiora (First-Episode Twist), Lord Farquaad (Compensating for Something), Sergeant Calhoun (The Squadette), The Cabbage Merchant (Fruit Cart), Svengali (The Svengali), Douglas Quaid (Or Was It a Dream?), Alexei Stukov (Viral Transformation), Sharla (Overheating), Alexandra Roivas (Sanity Meter), Tychus Findlay (Trapped in Villainy), The Delightful Children From Down The Lane (Speak in Unison), [[Pantheon/Extraterrestrial Behaviour Amon]] (Abusive Precursors), Vincent Brooks (Rise to the Challenge), Isabelle (Ditzy Secretary), Dickson (A Dick in Name), The Wind Fish (Dream Apocalypse), Max & Grit (Short Range Guy, Long Range Guy), Mandark (Annoying Laugh), Rook & Alette (Viking Funeral), Cuccos (Video Game Cruelty Punishment), Carl Jung (Archetype), Poseidon (Prongs of Poseidon), Medli (Bird People), Ruto (Non-Mammal Mammaries), Donnel (Bucket Helmet), Ryotaro Dojima (That One Case), Palla, Catria, and Est (Attack Pattern Alpha), Impa (Legacy Character), Tenzin ("Well Done, Son" Guy), Flik and Z (Ant WarDueling Works), Demise (Dying Curse), Mushu (Shoulder-Sized Dragon), Alm & Celica (Men Use Violence, Women Use Communication), Puss in Boots (Puppy-Dog Eyes), Olaf (Winter Warfare), Talandar/"Fenix" (Meaningful Rename), Karl Franz (Try to Fit That on a Business Card), Ken Amada (Harmful to Minors), Maui (Storyboard Body), Imhotep (The Punishment), Cynthia (Socialite), The Black Knight (Black Knight), Sojiro Sakura (Curry), Garchomp (Ninja Zombie Pirate Robot), Legendary Beasts (Roaming Enemy), Philoctetes (Two Words: I Can't Count), Black Arachnia the Broodmother (Spider Swarm), Cordelia (Second Love), Blue Oak (The Rival), Henry Stickmin (Stick Figure Animation), Nanashi and Dagda (Omnicidal Neutral), Balto (Very Loosely Based on a True Story), Appa, Momo, Naga, Pabu (Team Pet), The Embyron Tribe (Biodata), Kamek (Court Mage), Rumble (Overclocking Attack), Highwayman (The Highwayman), King Daphnes Lohanseen Hyrule (No Place for Me There), Jhin (Four Is Death), Starman]] (Ambiguous Robot), Mary (Fanservice Extra), Mako (Did Not Get the Girl), Bolin (Die or Fly), Squad 7 (Home Guard), Selvaria Bles (Person of Mass Destruction), Matador (Combat Aestheticist), Skull Kid (Forgotten Friend, New Foe), Gilles & Uryuu (Strange Minds Think Alike), Zhao (Deliberately Bad Example), Lumas (Sentient Stars), Candyman (Urban Legends), Gudako (Biting-the-Hand Humor), Ernesto de la Cruz (Dishonored Dead), Fenix (Plasma Cannon), Wan Shi Tong (The Owl-Knowing One)

Successful Rework: Kane (Contractual Immortality), The Farmer (Farm Boy), Pantheon (In a Single Bound), Porky (Time Abyss)

Successful The Great Treasury: Hand of Ruk, Sandvich, Koopa Clown Car, Silver Card, Kirov Airship

Miscellenous:Sigurd and Seliph, relocated to Chris X.Agent K and Agent J, relocated to r-lock256.Titanic people relocated to shatterstar.

Ideas of:Viktor is from the idea of Lord Of The Script, Roy, Sumia is from the idea of Whirl RX, Dee-Dee, Cynthia is from the idea of Thavidux 1234, Artanis (Dragon-Kid), Wicked Witch, Leonardo da Vinci, Kamek (TPPR 10), Tiny is from the idea of Nightelf 37, ERB by Taxima, Erron Black by Nick 98, Pegasus, Kuriboh, and the Frog Prince idea by shatterstar, Garchamp, Flik and Z from Ford 1114, Ezalor, Jhin from Blacksunnocturne, Poseidon from Lord Xamweth Oudeis, Demise, Blue from Ferot Dreadnought, Puss in Boots and Mushu from RJ-Clovis-93, Black Knight by Keyblade 333, The Legendary Beast from r-lock256, Broodmother from Eldrake, Mako and Bolin from Patrickthekid, Skull Kid, Lumas, Fenix from fasoman. Matador from Cabe Bedlam.

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