Hearthpwn

Loki, no explanation. 

Oh boy, this topic.  I used to be a huge norse and greek mythology nerd. Since you're asking in 2018 though ... 

I'm not Catholic but I think their God is super underrated.  The bible is pretty metal, and full of twisted things. I wonder sometimes how many christians have actually read the whole thing.  All sorts of media reference the bible and the divine comedy (dante's inferno) these days. If I went into specifics I'd spam the whole page

In addition, there's all the badass priests and other holy dudes out there (fictional and non-fictional) that make it even more awesome.  If you want to talk video games, look no further than Assassin's Creed 2

I'd say Mars. War will be around forever so he is the first choice... :P

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There is only one God.

ThijsNL.

 The god of staying in puberty for eternity? 

On topic, I have always liked Anubis too. He fasinates me.

Because I enjoy topics like this and because of who the OP is, I'm going to leave something with some amount of detail.

Generally, I like deities that concern chaos, madness, fear, games, trickery, and death, for starters.

Norse: I really do enjoy Loki a lot. Little details like how he turned into a fly to annoy and distract the blacksmith that was creating Mjolnir so the hammer's creation would see sabotage, the hammer was produced as a one-handed hammer when it was originally meant to be a two-handed hammer, I find little bits like this to be fascinating. Shapeshifting was always an ability I thought was cool, and I take to Loki on a mental level, as he is like a snake that means to send you down the wrong road if it means he can further go about his business.

Egyptian: Set and Anubis were always fascinating to me, but I find disorder and violence to be much more interesting/satiating than just Death and the Underworld. Because of this, I enjoy Set much more.

Chinese: Xiwangmu seems up my alley, as she is described as a nightmare feels. Yanwang is about my speed, but just like with Set and Anubis, Yanwang feels too much like a one trick pony comparatively.

Japanese: Omoikane, the Deity of Wisdom would be about where my interests lie. I try imparting wisdom where applicable, within reason. You shouldn't be trying to make yourself wise with others at every opportunity, but find where it's most appropriate.

Greek: Apollo, Ares and Hades are all about where I find identity and interest. I feel like I enjoy the idea of Apollo more if I'm identifying with one in this Pantheon, but I really like Ares, considering Ares helps bring a darker side to humanity, as you could consider Ares responsible for the existence of atrocity during wartime. In general though, with Hades, I tend to enjoy the Hell characters often, so why not consider him? Apollo is described by Wikipedia as the "God of music, arts, knowledge, healing, plague, prophecy, poetry, manly beauty, and archery."

Concerning Rome, Rome and Greece practically share a Pantheon, assigning names differently.

There are so many cultures that exist that I'm going to leave it at this.

Lightning (Claire Farron) from the Final Fantasy XIII trilogy. She never officially becomes a Goddess, but she practically is by the end of the trilogy, defeating God himself and freeing humanity from the various powers that sought to control their destiny. As Bhunivelze intends for her to become the newest Goddess of Death in Lightning Returns - at least, before she rebels against Him - I would say she technically counts.

(That's right, I'm one of those weirdos who actually likes FF13. If people stopped crying "boo corridor simulator!" for ten seconds and paid attention, they might have realized the narrative tied into the gameplay in a completely logical way. You're being manipulated by a higher power, so of course you would be somewhat railroaded; the game opens up later, when the team takes more charge of their lives. Plus most Final Fantasy games are rather linear: this one just dropped the pretense to maintain control of the story's pacing.)

If you're interested, I've summarized the entire trilogy in the spoiler below:

The XIII trilogy is heavily focused on the theme of fate and whether or not we can escape destiny/fight against it. Combined with Nordic religious elements, the story and characters tickle my fancy and connect with me whilst I try to sort out my own place in the universe. We get to see Lightning's growth as a character (and her escalating Mary Sue power-level lol), while the antagonists are built up well enough that the fights are memorable and appropriately climatic.

It certainly helps that the quality of the trilogy's soundtrack is very high, with booming orchestral music; my absolute favorite genre for boss battles.

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I can't think of a specific god I like the most, but I always had an interest in the Greek mythology (especially in the mythical creatures being mentioned there).

Maybe Prometheus?

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Tyche. Someone who can control luck. You can know her under the name of "Fortune". She never ask anything from you, and never promise you anything. No afterlife, no fancy miracles - nothing. Although, sometimes, if you happen to do something interesting - she may look at you with approval and joy, and help you a bit -  or may not. No promises, remember? IMHO, If you chose to believe in any god, at least let it be someone who you d like to hang out with. So yeah, her.  Sadly, there is not many info left about Tyche - maybe, for better, because if you ever read some of the Greek mythos - gods were kind of a dicks. Not all, not all by far but many - and since luck is her schtick - I imagine she screwed up a loooot of people, deserve they so or not.

Anyway, let the lady look at you with joy, cos you dont want her to look at you another way.

 Wow guys, such great picks. Honestly i did not expect anyone to know about them.  Prometheus in particular is my favourite Immortal (even though he was a Titan=/=god) in all greek/roman mythos. The creator of man, giver of fire and civilization and was punished for all eternity for it by Zeus/Jupiter until he was rescued by Hercules. He is basically the Jesus of Greek mythology. 

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Because I enjoy topics like this and because of who the OP is, I'm going to leave something with some amount of detail.

Generally, I like deities that concern chaos, madness, fear, games, trickery, and death, for starters.

Norse: I really do enjoy Loki a lot. Little details like how he turned into a fly to annoy and distract the blacksmith that was creating Mjolnir so the hammer's creation would see sabotage, the hammer was produced as a one-handed hammer when it was originally meant to be a two-handed hammer, I find little bits like this to be fascinating. Shapeshifting was always an ability I thought was cool, and I take to Loki on a mental level, as he is like a snake that means to send you down the wrong road if it means he can further go about his business.

Egyptian: Set and Anubis were always fascinating to me, but I find disorder and violence to be much more interesting/satiating than just Death and the Underworld. Because of this, I enjoy Set much more.

I find Anubis interesting to the point where I decided to involve him in a Hero Card set I created. I feel like this turned out controversially well, which is nice.

Chinese: Xiwangmu seems up my alley, as she is described as a nightmare feels. Yanwang is about my speed, but just like with Set and Anubis, Yanwang feels too much like a one trick pony comparatively.

Japanese: Omoikane, the Deity of Wisdom would be about where my interests lie. I try imparting wisdom where applicable, within reason. You shouldn't be trying to make yourself wise with others at every opportunity, but find where it's most appropriate.

Greek: Apollo, Ares and Hades are all about where I find identity and interest. I feel like I enjoy the idea of Apollo more if I'm identifying with one in this Pantheon, but I really like Ares, considering Ares helps bring a darker side to humanity, as you could consider Ares responsible for the existence of atrocity during wartime. In general though, with Hades, I tend to enjoy the Hell characters often, so why not consider him? Apollo is described by Wikipedia as the "God of music, arts, knowledge, healing, plague, prophecy, poetry, manly beauty, and archery."

Concerning Rome, Rome and Greece practically share a Pantheon, assigning names differently.

There are so many cultures that exist that I'm going to leave it at this.

 

 A quality post once more, i had such a ball reading it (and wiking it :P). I would upvote you twice!

I hail the mighty ravendark

The kind of God i like is the God who can Discuss and Arguing  with me to make me Believe in Him ..... 

I like This Native American  God / Goddess ( Apikunni ) the inventor of tobacco ! 

Honorable mention The ( Maho Shogu Site ) Manga / Anime   has A Really Twisted God that control the unfortunate Fate  and Bad Luck .. I mean why the hell she has Sperms wandering in her Eye balls 😱 ?