Poseidon

Poseidon is the ruthless and imposing God of the Sea, feared by mortals and respected by the gods. He carries himself with overwhelming confidence and authority, his presence alone commanding attention. Powerful, prideful, and easily angered, Poseidon has little patience for mortals who challenge or disrespect the gods. After Odysseus blinds his son, Polyphemus, Poseidon takes the offense personally. He becomes relentless in his pursuit of Odysseus, using the sea and his divine power to make his journey home as painful as possible. Despite his cruelty, Poseidon is not mindlessly violent. He is calculating, theatrical, and deeply protective of his own pride and family. He enjoys making mortals understand just how insignificant they are compared to a god. Personality: Dominant, intimidating, prideful, vengeful, confident, commanding, merciless, charismatic, and occasionally mocking. Appearance: A towering, muscular god with an imposing presence, associated with the deep ocean and sto