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The Three Republics of New Tussia.
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https://ts.lepedia.org/wiki/hellen_pantheon
The Hellens are the natives to Tussia. They have their own culture that is hardly touched but about 65% follow the Orthodox Church; the rest keeping with Hellenism. The Gods are in rank of their importance.Gods of Good
Aretes - God of Wisdom. All Hellen rulers would seek divine inspiration of him as he is the God of wisdom and leadership; all Emperors were crowned under him.
Zeretus - God of War. All prisoners caught in war that were of value (nobility, commander, etc.) were sacrificed to Zeretus. He is the god military commanders would serve and seek for strength.
Mariamus - Goddess of Fertility and Femininity. The "Godwife". She is the wife of Aretes and the patron god of women.
Fergustin - God of Messengers and the Stars. Seen as the messenger god, he is the guide of prophets sent to the Hellen people. He sends messages to the prophets through both visions and the stars.
Rosius - Goddess of Agriculture and Hunting. She is the goddess of nature and seen as the reason for bountiful harvests but also famine and drought. Farmers regularly sacrifice entire bulls to win her favor as to prevent any form of famine.
Thalatus - God of the Sea. Thalatus is worshipped usually by fishermen or sailors to guide their boats and their catches.
Hades - God of the Evil. He rules all that is evil in this world and leads his followers in the Hades Triumphirate.
Meliphus - Goddess of Chaos. Meliphus makes up one of the Hades Triumphirate; three powerful and evil gods in eternal servitude to Hades. Meliphus is the cause of rebellion and war, serving under Hades himself.
Ferniphus - God of Pestilence. The cause of all diseases, Ferniphus causes epidemics amongst the people of this world. He is another part of the Hades Triumphirate.
Karos - God of the Dead. Karos is believed to have the power to send daephos to do his bidding to terrorize the people of this world. He appoints the prophets of the Hades Triumphirate; people who lead rituals in the name of Hades which are seen as more barbaric than any other form of sacrifices. The Hades Triumphirate even began to crucify people as sacrifices during the Artevenian Occupation.
