Zeus’s wife, Queen of Olympia and goddess of marriage, Hera epitomises fidelity and the sacred bond between partners. She represents matrimony’s blessings though her temper flares when betrayed. Allow anger

Ruler of the Olympian gods, wields thunderbolts, embodies authority and justice. Oversees the cosmos, keeps divine order from Mount Olympus. A rampant appetite and long list of affairs through trickery

The arcane goddess of sorcery and crossroads, wields mastery over occulted realms. She escorts souls, grasps the arcana of botanicals and poisons, and epitomises the transformative might of lunar enchantments.

The vibrant god of wine, revelry, and ecstasy, embodies the joyous celebration of life. His presence brings intoxicating energy, creativity, and uninhibited freedom – a union between the earthly and

Mischievous nature god, roams forests with his goat-like features. A playful deity, he symbolises wild places, rustic music, improvisation, and the raw essence of the wilderness. Associated with eroticism and

The Queen of Winter welcomes its harsh embrace and changing seasons. Associated with weather and landscape creation. She represents the creative force of nature and transformative power of destruction. The

Earth goddess bestows blessings on the fields, filling the soil with richness, guiding the cycles of farming. Died from exhaustion after clearing the plains for agriculture. Her legacy is

God of the Welsh otherworld, the realms of the dead. Psychopomp for those in life’s twilight as they pass to the afterlife. The tale of Pwyll, where mortal and god

The benevolent mother goddess presides over the Tuatha Dé Danann, the supernatural race in Celtic lore known as the shining ones. She embodies vitality, wisdom and the supernal bond between

Adorned with stately antlers, the Horned God prowls wild realms. Linked to flora, fauna, fecundity, and fruitfulness, he signifies vigorous vitality, and vibrant virility—the primordial life force pulsing through the