Statistics: Tournament of the Gods

A powerful supernatural supreme being in theistic and deistic religions. Unlike the pantheons, where responsibility is shared, seen as a person and as the Absolute.

In Greek mythology, the god of the sky, thunder and lightning, in charge of the whole world. The strongest of the Olympian gods, who overthrew his father, Cronus. As powerful as lovable.

Hindu deity, supreme god in Shivaism. God of destruction. The main task of Shiva is to destroy the world at the end of each world cycle in order to make room for new creation.

The supreme deity in Vishnuism. When the cycle of the universe comes to an end, Vishnu becomes the blazing sun, raging wind and rain.

Supreme god in Germanic-Scandinavian mythology. God of war and victory, Lord of Valhalla. He is esteemed as the father of all gods and men. He sacrificed an eye to gain wisdom.

The supreme deity in the religion of the ancient Egyptians, the Sun God. The son of primordial chaos, he became the creator of the world and at first reigned over it as a pharaoh.

The supreme god of the Eastern Slavs. God of fire, lord of the universe. In the darkness he ignited the flames of lightning, breaking clouds with them.

Olympian goddess of wisdom, military strategy and tactics. Warrior maiden, patroness of sciences and crafts.

The goddess of death, the mistress of Helheim, the world of the dead in Scandinavian mythology. When Ragnarok comes — the end of the world— Hel will become the commander of the army of the dead.

One of the oldest gods of Italy and Rome, he was part of the triad that heads the Roman pantheon. The god of war, conquest and agriculture. His help was called upon to revenge an unpunished murder.

God of war in Greek mythology. The unloved son of Zeus and Aphrodite's lover, he was known for his bloodlust and trickery.

The goddess of love and war in Scandinavian mythology. She takes half of the valiantly fallen warriors for herself, along with Odin, patronizes witchcraft. In some sources, the leader of the Valkyries

The god-thunderer and god of war in Slavic mythology, the supreme god in the pantheon of Kievan Rus. Swords lightning-arrows and breaks clouds with a powerful stick.

The central female deity of Akkadian mythology: the goddess of love, war and strife. In her honor, the Sumerians called the wars “Inanna's dances”. And later she became a demoness of depravity.

The highest deity of the Taoist pantheon. Heavenly supreme lord who rules the universe. He is equally in control of the Heaven, Earth and Underworld. Other deities and spirits are under his control.

The supreme god of Roman mythology. The god of light and thunder, considered the ancestor of people, was the patron saint of emperors.

Ancient Greek goddess of moonlight and the underworld. The deity of death, witchcraft and darkness, the mistress of shadows. A three-faced goddess whose power extends to the past, present and future.

Sun goddess in Japanese mythology, the eldest of the three children of the ancestor god Izanaki. Her domain is the heavens. She is a stern and merciful ruler.

Arises in Indian mythology. Kali is the many-faced Goddess who guides life from conception to death. She symbolizes eternal life. Her fury is so terrible that it threatens the existence of the world.

The second of the trinity of the great Japanese gods, he was named lord of the sea at birth, but he refused his destiny, becoming the god of the destructive power of the wind, an envious warrior.

God of rage, sandstorms, destruction, chaos, war and death in ancient Egyptian mythology. A warrior god who was first honored as the protector of the sun Ra, but later became the epitome of evil.

One of the oldest Germanic deities, once the only god of the sky. In Scandinavian mythology became known as a warrior god, god of battle and honor, one-armed god.

The main deity of the Assyrians in antiquity, then joined the Sumero-Akkadian pantheon. A Warrior god. The god of fate and the deity of wisdom, who at first was the patron god of hunting.

The main ancient Armenian Indo-European (Aryan) God, the father. Emblematic of the power of the sun, combined the features of the pow. It is believed that Ar created Heaven and Earth, then other Gods.

Eternally young goddess of hunting in Greek mythology, patroness of all life on Earth. Earlier she was a goddess-bear, ruler of beasts, which determined the cruel and vengeful nature of the goddess.

God of wealth and war in Chinese mythology. He was a commander known for his valor and loyalty. He was executed in captivity after refusing to betray the sovereign, for which he was honored as god.

God of war, one of the supreme gods in Maya mythology. The lord of the elements, causing earthquakes and thunderstorms. Patronizing the war, he never leaves his Celtic axe.

One of the main gods of the Aztec pantheon and the pantheons of other civilizations of Central America. Creator of the world and ruler of the elements.

Goddess of war, scorching sun and fierce revenge in Egyptian mythology. In translations she is also referred to as “The One before whom evil trembles”, “Mistress of Terror”, “Torturer”.

In ancient Egyptian mythology, the lion-headed god of war, thunder, storm and sizzling heat. More often referred to as the “god of massacre”. Eater of the guilty and protector of the innocent.

In Mayan and Aztec mythology, the god of battles, hunting, fate and stars. He is considered one of the four creators of the world. He created fire using the firmament.

King and leader of the gods in Irish Celtic mythology. In one of the battles he lost his arm, after which the healer-god created his arm of silver.