Fantasy game art from The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion .The Daedric Princes are an alternate pantheon that is not as popular as the Nine Divines, but worshipped nonetheless. They differ markedly in their more active and yet aloof role with their worshippers by offering deals to pilgrims -- rewards for performing a service -- instead of intangible blessings for following their tenets and living a virtuous life. Several Princes have a shrine in Cyrodiil where small clumps of followers gather, and where the player can visit to make a deal in exchange for a powerful artifact. (One of the Nine Divines, Kynareth, also has a shrine in the style of the Daedric Princes, and we have included it here.) |
Fantasy game art from Throne of Olympus . Heracles is the only hero/demi-god who appears in the game. The other opponents of Athena are the main pantheon of the Greek gods: Aphrodite, Apollo, Ares, Artemis, Demeter, Dionysus, Hades, Hapheastus, Hera, Hermes, and Poseidon. Zeus only makes an appearance during the story slides. In general, the artwork for the gods and heroes do not feature most of the iconic elements of a particular character: Poseidon, for example, lacks his signature trident.
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