Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom and War, is a prominent figure in Greek mythology.
Full Name: Athena Parthenos
Origin/Culture: Greek
Domain/Role: Wisdom, Warfare, Arts, Crafts
Symbol/Iconography: Owl, Olive Tree, Aegis, Spear
Mythology/Stories: Birth from Zeus’ head, contest with Poseidon for patronage of Athens, role in the Trojan War
Family Relationships: Daughter of Zeus and Metis, no mother
Attributes/Qualities: Wisdom, Strategy, Courage, Justice
Depictions/Representations: Often shown in armor with a helmet and shield, accompanied by an owl
Worship/Temples: Worshiped in the Parthenon in Athens, festivals like the Panathenaea
Symbols/Animals: Owl, Snake
Historical Influence: Patroness of Athens, inspiration for many philosophers and leaders
Sacred Texts: The Iliad, The Odyssey
Evolution: From a war goddess to a symbol of wisdom and civilization
Modern Influence: Inspiration for strong, independent women
Titles/Epithets: Pallas, Glaukopis, Tritogeneia
Sacred Sites: The Parthenon, Mount Olympus
Attributes/Artifacts: Aegis, Spear, Helmet
Allies/Adversaries: Allies with heroes like Perseus and Odysseus, adversaries with Ares
Cosmology: Born fully grown and armored from Zeus’ head
Philosophical/Religious Significance: Represents the balance between intellect and strength
Power Score: 180/200
Attack Points: 45/50
Athena is known for her strategic mind and skill in battle, often using her aegis and spear to defend her allies and defeat her enemies. She is a formidable opponent in any conflict, using her wisdom and cunning to outsmart her adversaries.