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	Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]] Funnily enough, out of all the Greek gods, Hades is one of the nicer deities! Among other things, he's described as a loving husband to Persephone (kidnapping aside, though apparently this was normal courtship behavior back then), a stern but fair ruler who's only a dick to [[That Guy\|assholes that actually deserve it]], and he loves dogs. Seriously, Cerberus was derived from the Greek word "kerberos", translating to "spotted", meaning ''[[Dawww\|he literally named his three-headed hellhound "Spot"!]]''		Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]] Funnily enough, out of all the Greek gods, Hades is one of the nicer deities! Among other things, he's described as a loving husband to Persephone (kidnapping aside, though apparently this was normal courtship behavior back then), a stern but fair ruler who's only a dick to [[That Guy\|assholes that actually deserve it]], and he loves dogs. Seriously, Cerberus was derived from the Greek word "kerberos", translating to "spotted", meaning ''[[Dawww\|he literally named his three-headed hellhound "Spot"!]]''

	[[AD&D]]'s [[Deities & Demigods]] describes him as lawful evil, which is a fair take given that his version of courtship is [[Persephone\|kidnapping.]] However, as mentioned above, the Greeks did not see him that way. They thought of Hades as a neutral, even altruistic god. For any aspiring [[GM]]'s wishing to use Hades in their setting, you should lean into the evil angle if you want him as an antagonist, or into the neutral angle if you want a more historically accurate take.		[[AD&D]]'s [[Deities & Demigods]] describes him as lawful evil, which is a fair take given that his version of courtship is [[Persephone\|kidnapping.]] However, as mentioned above, the Greeks did not see him that way. They thought of Hades as a neutral, even altruistic god (just really, really scary). For any aspiring [[GM]]'s wishing to use Hades in their setting, you should lean into the evil angle if you want him as an antagonist, or into the neutral angle if you want a more historically accurate take.

	Worshippers of Hades include morticians, [[Clerics]], angsty [[Paladin]]s, Herse drivers, and [[Necromancer]]s.		Worshippers of Hades include morticians, [[Clerics]], angsty [[Paladin]]s, Herse drivers, and [[Necromancer]]s.

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	\|Name = Hades		\|Name = Hades
	\|Symbol = [[File:Hades symbol.jpg\|150px]]<br>Black ram		\|Symbol = [[File:Hades symbol.jpg\|150px]]<br>Black ram
	\|Aliases =		\|Aliases = Lord of the Dead
	\|Alignment = Lawful Evil		\|Alignment = Lawful Evil
	\|Divine Rank =		\|Divine Rank =
	\|Pantheon = Greek		\|Pantheon = Greek
	\|Portfolio = ~~The dead~~, the underworld		\|Portfolio = Death, earth, wealth, the underworld
	\|Domains = '''5E:''' Death, Grave		\|Domains = '''3E:'''Death, Earth, Evil<br>'''5E:''' Death, Grave
	\|Home Plane = ''Hades, the Underworld'' ([[Hades]])		\|Home Plane = ''Hades, the Underworld'' ([[Hades]])
	\|Worshippers = ~~Morticians~~, [[necromancer]]s, [[paladin]]s		\|Worshippers = [[Assassin]]s, morticians, murderers, [[necromancer]]s, [[paladin]]s, [[rogue]]s
	\|Servitors =		\|Servitors =
	\|Favoured Weapon =		\|Favoured Weapon = Longsword
	}}		}}
	Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest son, he was the last to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.		Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest son, he was the last to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.

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	Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest, he was the last ~~son~~ to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.		Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest son, he was the last to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.

	Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]] Funnily enough, out of all the Greek gods, Hades is one of the nicer deities! Among other things, he's described as a loving husband to Persephone (kidnapping aside, though apparently this was normal courtship behavior back then), a stern but fair ruler who's only a dick to [[That Guy\|assholes that actually deserve it]], and he loves dogs. Seriously, Cerberus was derived from the Greek word "kerberos", translating to "spotted", meaning ''[[Dawww\|he literally named his three-headed hellhound "Spot"!]]''		Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]] Funnily enough, out of all the Greek gods, Hades is one of the nicer deities! Among other things, he's described as a loving husband to Persephone (kidnapping aside, though apparently this was normal courtship behavior back then), a stern but fair ruler who's only a dick to [[That Guy\|assholes that actually deserve it]], and he loves dogs. Seriously, Cerberus was derived from the Greek word "kerberos", translating to "spotted", meaning ''[[Dawww\|he literally named his three-headed hellhound "Spot"!]]''

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	Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest, he was the last son to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.		Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest, he was the last son to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.

	Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]] Funnily enough, out of all the Greek gods, Hades is one of the nicer ~~ones~~! Among other things, he's described as a loving husband to Persephone (kidnapping aside, though apparently this was normal courtship behavior back then), a stern but fair ruler who's only a dick to [[That Guy\|assholes that actually deserve it]], and he loves dogs. Seriously, Cerberus was derived from the Greek word "kerberos", translating to "spotted", meaning ''[[Dawww\|he literally named his three-headed hellhound "Spot"!]]''		Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]] Funnily enough, out of all the Greek gods, Hades is one of the nicer deities! Among other things, he's described as a loving husband to Persephone (kidnapping aside, though apparently this was normal courtship behavior back then), a stern but fair ruler who's only a dick to [[That Guy\|assholes that actually deserve it]], and he loves dogs. Seriously, Cerberus was derived from the Greek word "kerberos", translating to "spotted", meaning ''[[Dawww\|he literally named his three-headed hellhound "Spot"!]]''

	[[AD&D]]'s [[Deities & Demigods]] describes him as lawful evil, which is a fair take given that his version of courtship is [[Persephone\|kidnapping.]] However, as mentioned above, the Greeks did not see him that way. They thought of Hades as a neutral, even altruistic god. For any aspiring [[GM]]'s wishing to use Hades in their setting, you should lean into the evil angle if you want him as an antagonist, or into the neutral angle if you want a more historically accurate take.		[[AD&D]]'s [[Deities & Demigods]] describes him as lawful evil, which is a fair take given that his version of courtship is [[Persephone\|kidnapping.]] However, as mentioned above, the Greeks did not see him that way. They thought of Hades as a neutral, even altruistic god. For any aspiring [[GM]]'s wishing to use Hades in their setting, you should lean into the evil angle if you want him as an antagonist, or into the neutral angle if you want a more historically accurate take.

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	Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest, he was the last son to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.		Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest, he was the last son to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.

	Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]]		Although arguably the weakest of the three, he is still far more powerful than the average god. His domain controlling all of the dead gives him immense sway over mortals, particularly those seeking to see or save loved ones. Many legends involving him pertain to mortals attempting to trespass his domain to bring souls back to the overworld, which pisses him off immensely. In the myths of antiquity, [[Necron\|he is not usually portrayed as evil; he just wants people to get the fuck off his lawn.]] Funnily enough, out of all the Greek gods, Hades is one of the nicer ones! Among other things, he's described as a loving husband to Persephone (kidnapping aside, though apparently this was normal courtship behavior back then), a stern but fair ruler who's only a dick to [[That Guy\|assholes that actually deserve it]], and he loves dogs. Seriously, Cerberus was derived from the Greek word "kerberos", translating to "spotted", meaning ''[[Dawww\|he literally named his three-headed hellhound "Spot"!]]''

	[[AD&D]]'s [[Deities & Demigods]] describes him as lawful evil, which is a fair take given that his version of courtship is [[Persephone\|kidnapping.]] However, as mentioned above, the Greeks did not see him that way. They thought of Hades as a neutral, even altruistic god. For any aspiring [[GM]]'s wishing to use Hades in their setting, you should lean into the evil angle if you want him as an antagonist, or into the neutral angle if you want a more historically accurate take.		[[AD&D]]'s [[Deities & Demigods]] describes him as lawful evil, which is a fair take given that his version of courtship is [[Persephone\|kidnapping.]] However, as mentioned above, the Greeks did not see him that way. They thought of Hades as a neutral, even altruistic god. For any aspiring [[GM]]'s wishing to use Hades in their setting, you should lean into the evil angle if you want him as an antagonist, or into the neutral angle if you want a more historically accurate take.

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	\|Portfolio = The dead, the underworld		\|Portfolio = The dead, the underworld
	\|Domains = '''5E:''' Death, Grave		\|Domains = '''5E:''' Death, Grave
	\|Home Plane = Hades, the Underworld ([[Hades]])		\|Home Plane = ''Hades, the Underworld'' ([[Hades]])
	\|Worshippers = Morticians, [[necromancer]]s, [[paladin]]s		\|Worshippers = Morticians, [[necromancer]]s, [[paladin]]s
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 Hades is the Greek [[god]] of the underworld, and a member of the "big three" of the Greek pantheon; the other two being [[Zeus]] and [[Poseidon]], his younger brothers. His parents are, of course, [[Cronus]] and [[Rhea]]. Despite being the eldest, he was the last son to get spit out by Cronus, which is occasionally given as the reason he got the shittiest of the three realms- something he is eternally pretty angsty about.
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 Worshippers of Hades include morticians, [[Clerics]], angsty [[Paladin]]s, Herse drivers, and [[Necromancer]]s.
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