Basically Theros 

It's one of the reason I raised an eyebrow at some of the god alignment in theros. Heliod ain't a LG but he sure Mono-White lol

He also gets turned into a phyrexian and then gets killed

@@TheLoraxshadenough Kek.

@@TheLoraxshadenough Was he only got this happenned to or did they get some others?

That alone is the perfect example of how fragile Heliod's ego is... his champion, Elspeth, was killed for being a Planeswalker, not due to how powerfull they can be, but because she could travel to other planes outside of Theros, something Heliod is incapable off and saw as a Threat, wich is similar as to why he despises Kruphix... the main diference here is that Heliod could kill Elspeth, but he cannot even harm or even bother Kruphix in the first place.

Yeah. Modern society has “empowered” women. But part of that has resulted in masculinization of our understanding of women’s power. Which misses what the power has been in mythology. Children. New life itself. Renewal. First fruit. It’s a whole other kind of power. As potent and necessary as power comes. I feel like one ought know men cannot but participate in the endeavor. Come from the endeavor. They cannot control it though.

Also cities of feminazys

​@@chickenmonger123 I understand you put the word perception in there, deliberately, but I want to lead off a clarification for the benefit of others who read this. It's much less that power held by prominent women is masculine, but that most of world culture regards feminity as weak and ignorant. And the reigns of power have been held by men for so long, that our societies don't have another frame of reference. Patriarchal thinking has so thoroughly eliminated the concept of non-male representation, in the existing halls of power, that women who get involved in everything from chambers of commerce to congress, can easily see the old boy's networks and the big signs saying no girls allowed. It's not formalized in most systems of law-anymore, at least-but the social norms created, under the masculine first and only doctrines, has left women struggling to redefine what feminine power looks like, and everyone else rejecting it every step of the way. The other part, of what you said, that I find interesting is the scare quotes around the word empowered. Yes, women eventually got certain types of parity with men (e.g. voting, bank accounts, credit scores, being just by their gd selves in rare moments), but those things might still be an issue in certain parts of the world, and even in patches of rural space in developed parts of the world as well. And the primary thing that's caused women to seek professional work isn't just because they can; to use the US as an example: here it's because the single mean income-even if we leave the gender pay gap out of the conversation-isn't enough to live on virtually anywhere. Most adults in a 2 parent household HAVE to work in order to meet their own needs, and the needs of their dependents. The primary reason women have any work rights in the US, as anemic as they are, is because we couldn't have an ultrarich caste and maintain a single worker in virtually every household. At the same times that momentus legislation made room for women, black folks, the disabled, and all the other minorities that have received a modicum of legal protections, the rich were speaking into the ears and pockets of politicians to make it happen as well. To them, liberating half of the population means 200% more workers and consumers to exploit for profit. I'm not saying that women wouldn't have created something like capitalism had they had a say in the conversations that birthed it; I'm just saying that our economic systems might not have stalled, or even had the opportunity to grind to a gd standstill, over the last 50 years. It's an idea worth pondering as we untie our ideas of power and masculinity to allow for expressions from the entire spectrum.

​​​@@chickenmonger123 Men can absolutely participate in having children, what are you talking about? There were plenty of male fertility gods in mythology, like Sobak (Called "Lord of semen") Dispater (Literally: father of bounty), Dagon, Priapus, Pan, Min, Cernunnos, etc...

@@chickenmonger123 This reads like a political take.

I kinda liked the DreamWorks adaptation.

That was heresy of the highest order, that's my second favorite movie (After Road to El Dorado)

@@mimicmey YESSSSSZ

He's not wrong though 🤷‍♂️

Dreamworks Animation hits different

Neat, the Kuo-Toa would have a a blast there hehehe

Kua toa that shows up to Theros could probably beat all the gods

Or get overwhelmed by the rapid rate of godlings they create. And the main 15 would probably be like "HEY! HEY! What are you little turds DOING?!"

"This is OUR turf! Giddout!"

yup, kinda wish the theros book mentioned xenagos, love that guy

It was more Pluto nah? Idk if for Greeks the guy was already the richest 🤓

@@loop1789 eh if I remember correctly one of Hades’ epithets was Pluton which means “he who brings wealth”

​@@loop1789 Underworld gods scared the shit out of the Greek, Pluto is just a surname (between MANY) for Hadès because saying a god's name attract their attention, and like I Say, Underground gods are Scary as fuck

You don't know about the pax deorum do you?

No, the name Pluto comes from the Greek title for hades, Pluoton, wealthy

In the Battle that turns into the blue white law lady one, it's implied that the 5 base colours got Compleated.

@@VulcanHeStan I came to say this. But also Ephara's got something similar to greek fire apparently.

He also gets killed by Kaya unceremoniously in a single paragraph during the wrap-up

Too bad the rest of us are haunted by the ghost of Ferrus Mannus...

Good job bro !

Good for you bro this was great

GET HIM. BEAT THE CRAP OUT OF HIM.

True

the CR's they give are bad anyways just as the DMbbump up the damage or health/give it some extra legendary actions or some friends and itll be plenty hard

I wish CR was better. A Rakshasa will unmake a full party of casters but gets cut like rice paper in front of the signature anime character.

The typhons of Theros aren't the godkiller of myth, that role goes to the Titans who don't even have a statblock. You could argue that WotC should have given a better name to what is essentially Theros' Pit Fiends but eh

Solution: make the number bigger

Wouldn't wish it on most people That fucker specifically however...

To be fair, the race he criticized most recently for being a 3 sentences on a sticky note was also from that same writing team (or at least the minds behind it).

I’m a big fan of Heliod’s Compleation personally

To shreds, you say.

shenanigans of the multivers you say intresting way to kill a god

He was upset that a mortal was trying to become a God. When his champion killed said new god, he gave her a spear! A really nice spear! Literally his Divine Weapon! It was stabbed into her gut, by the way. He killed her.

In Greek Myth Hades is already the god of wealth.

@@jackyoh971 i believe that's more Pluto, the romanized version of Hades.

​@@ez_theta_z9317 Nope the Greek version was already the god of wealth. He was god of the underworld so god of the mines (Gold silver etc...)

@@jackyoh971 aight, fair enough. seems i misremembered my myths

But that's the best time, since Heliod was the biggest dick of the lot.

Could break out the rest of the titans.

@@GiftOfKnowledge-np9vg they could bring out the other two. If Klothys let the others out to fight phyrexians.