The Daily Deity Supplemental information for the Dangerous Journeys* game system Imported from Other Planes Delivery every Millenium Editor: None necessary Publisher: Force of Will Subscriptions: Meditate Greco-Roman Pantheon by Gary Gygax © 1993 Omega Helios Limited. All Rights Reserved. Did I just hear a groan of discontent? You say that you know all about the Greek and Roman gods, right? Wrong. What you know is probably cursory -- or at least tainted by Earth's misinformation about the deities of Aerth associated with this pantheon. This you will readily ascertain for yourself as you peruse the listing. Of course the material herein is by no means equal to that easily found in a work addressing the Greco-Roman pantheon in detail; this is an initial listing of no great depth. This is done for three reasons. First, there isn't space in this magazine to cover the details. Second, the lists are preliminary only and will be augmented and embellished. Third, I haven't time to begin to manage a full treatment now, for that must include all manner of other information on temples, the ecclesiastical hierarchy, services, vestments, and so on. Nonetheless, the listing is invaluable as it is, for many of the states bordering or in the Mare Librum and Western Aeropa adhere to this pantheon. There will most certainly not be room for the whole of the material in this issue, so stay tuned, so to speak, and get it all in time. Coming after this is completed will come the Atlantlan pantheon. Frankly, I'm covering those two for good reason. There are two intrepid writers now laboring to complete works to cover the pantheons of Babylonian, Kalevala, Kelltic, Persian, Phonecian, and Slavic sort. The City of Ascalon* setting and the Necropolis* campaign scenario cover enough of the AEgyptian pantheon to serve well enough for a bit in that regard... I think. But I've been wrong a time or two before, so I am now asking you, Attentive Reader, to let me know of which specific pantheons and/or deities you are most in need. I'll do my best to get it together and squeeze it into these hallowed pages (pardon the pun). As you go into this material be sure to note the tension between the Olympians and the Titans (Grecian)/Numinia (Roman) deities. Evil isn't strong in this pantheon, but there's plenty of conflict nonetheless! ************** Most omitted for this excerpt. Listing of names-only begins as follows: ************** Abaris Acca Larentia Acesis Achelous Acheron Adrasteia Aegina Aegiale Aegle (1) Aegle (2) Aetheria Aello Aeolus Aequalitas Aether Aeropa Afrik Agave Aglaia Alastor Alcina Alcyone Alcyoneus Alecto Amphion Amphitrite Anaxiba Anna Perenna AntAeus Anteros Antiope Aphrodite Apollo Aquilo Arcas Ares Arges Argus Ariadne Aristaeus Artemis Asclepius (Asklepios) Asopus Asteria Astolpho AstrAea Ate Athena (Athene) Atropos Auge (Auga, Augae) Aura Aurora Auster Autolycus Autonoe Auxo Azir (Continues with B, C, and D this issue. Continued next issue and beyond...) * Trademark, all rights reserved (see statement in Table of Contents)