Additional
Canon Gods
Compiled by Telgar
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Foreword
The following Gods have been published by
White Wolf in Ragnark, Demigod, God and the
Companion. Some of them appear only in side-bars,
making them very easy to miss. So, for ease of use, I
have compiled their basic traits here in this PDF.
The Keepers of the World (Imhotep, Heracles,
Wayland, Himiko, Marinette and Cortes) in Scion:
God, do not have listed Associated Abilities. I have
done my best to guess their Abilities based on what
they have highest rated and which of those best fit
their concepts. Aside from the Keepers, the other
Gods have canon lists of both Associated Powers and
Abilities.
The Aesir
Beowulf
The warrior hero who defeated Grendel, Grendels
Mother and a dragon while becoming a great king in
his spare time.
For more information, see Scion: Ragnark p. 75.
Associated Powers: Epic Strength, Epic Stamina,
Guardian, Jotunblut, War
Abilities: Athletics, Brawl, Fortitude, Melee, Survival,
Thrown
Bragi
The Aesir God of Poetry, Eloquence and
Performance, he is happily married to the Vanir
Goddess Idun, who grows the Apples of Eternal
Youth.
For more information, see Scion: Ragnark p. 69.
Associated Powers: Epic Charisma, Epic Perception,
Epic Wits, Jotunblut, Magic
Abilities: Art, Awareness, Brawl, Empathy, Integrity,
Presence
Forseti
As the God of Peace, Compromise and Just Resolu-
tions, Forseti stands out among the warlike Aesir.
For more information, see Scion: Ragnark p. 70.
Associated Powers: Epic Manipulation, Epic
Intelligence, Jotunblut, Justice, Mystery
Abilities: Academics, Empathy, Integrity,
Investigation, Politics, Presence
Delling
The All-Father of the Vanir, though since the
absorption of his Pantheon into the Aesir, Delling
has stepped back from politics and kept to himself.
Only in recent times has he come into active circles
again as he is approached by some of the other
Vanir who question if the time has come to separate
themselves from the doomed Aesir before Ragnarok.
He is the husband of Night and the father of Day.
Delling is the one who set into motion the events
leading to the Fate-bound doom of the Aesir, which
he now works frantically to undo.
For more information, see Scion: Ragnark p. 109.
Associated Powers: Epic Charisma, Epic
Manipulation, Epic Perception, Epic Intelligence, Epic
Stamina, Epic Wits, Fertility, Health, Jotunblut, Magic,
Mystery, Sun, War
Abilities: Art, Fortitude, Integrity, Investigation,
Occult, Presence
Idun
Goddess of Youth, Fertility and Longevity, she is the
Vanir who grows and guards the Apples of Eternal
Youth. Her husband is Bragi, one of the Aesir.
For more information, see Scion: Ragnark p. 71.
Associated Powers: Epic Appearance, Epic Stamina,
Jotunblut, Fertility, Health
Abilities: Animal Ken, Empathy, Fortitude, Presence,
Science, Survival
Njord
Vanir God of the Ocean, tamer of fire, father of Freyr and has ruled more than one empire. Under the
and Freya. Oldest of the Vanir and one of their most
revered leaders. He lead the Vanir in their war against over the conquest of Korea and Manchuria. Her son,
the Asgard, after which he stepped aside as ruler.
For more information, see Scion: Ragnark p. 72.
Associated Powers: Epic Perception, Epic Stamina,
Epic Strength, Fertility, Fire, Jotunblut, Sky, War,
Water
Abilities: Awareness, Brawl, Command, Control,
Fortitude, Politics
Uller
The son of Sif is the God of Archery, Hunting and
Skiing. He acts as Odins lieutenant when the All-
Father is away from Asgard.
For more information, see Scion: Ragnark p. 74.
Associated Powers: Epic Dexterity, Epic Perception,
Epic Stamina, Frost, Jotunblut, Justice
Abilities: Animal Ken, Athletics, Marksmanship,
Melee, Stealth, Survival
Wayland
AKA: Volund
The Scion of an unknown God, Wayland is a
craftsman without equal. He has influenced or
fathered some of the most important inventors in
history. He was imprisoned by an ancient Finnish
king who wanted Wayland to build magical artifacts
for him. With the help of one of his brothers, Wayland
was able to build himself wings and escape from his
prison after impregnating his captors daughter.
For more information, see Scion: God p. 262.
Associated Powers: Epic Intelligence, Earth, Fire,
Jotunblut
Abilities: Academics, Art, Control, Craft, Occult,
Science
The Amatsukami
Himiko
A powerful shaman who once ruled over the
Yamataikoku people, Himiko is a wise politican
name Jingu she became Empress and presided
Hachiman, also ascended to divinity after his mortal
death. In the modern world she rules empires of
finance and business.
For more information, see Scion: God p. 266.
Associated Powers: Epic Strength, Epic Charisma,
Epic Appearance, Mystery, Sun, Tsukumo-Gami
Abilities: Command, Integrity, Investigation,
Marksmanship, Politics, Presence
Marishiten
Goddess of Light, Mirage and Illusion. She is prayed
to for protection in times of war and to hide soldiers
from their enemies.
For more information, see Scion: Companion p. 212
Associated Powers: Epic Appearance, Epic Dexterity,
Animal (Boar), Darkness, Sun, Tsukumo-Gami
Abilities: Awareness, Empathy, Integrity, Larceny,
Fortitude, Stealth
Ryujin
The Dragon God of the Sea, Ryujin is nominally
a servant of Susano-o, but in truth the Dragon
concerns himself with the ocean depths while the
more famous Kami deals mainly with shorelines and
the waters surface. He is a tempermental, angry
and violent God. He is said to have once punched
Jellyfish after being tricked, pulverizing the creatures
skeleton forever.
For more information, see Scion: God p. 143.
Associated Powers: Epic Dexterity, Epic Stamina, Epic
Strength, Animal (Turtle), Moon, Tsukumo-Gami,
Water
Abilities: Athletics, Brawl, Fortitude, Occult, Politics,
Presence
The Atzlnti
Hernn Corts
One of the most conflicted Gods in any Pantheon,
Corts destroyed the civilization of his divine
ancestors in part of a conflict between Quetzalcoatl
(his father) and Tezcatlipoca. The destruction of the
Aztec civilization was supposed to allow a rebirth,
but that plan did not quite work out. Torn between
his Catholic faith and the truth of his origin, Corts
is uninterested in the Overworld and the Gods.
He skulks in shadows and avoids the spotlight,
appearing only occasionally to champion the
independence and prosperity of Mexico.
For more information, see Scion: God p. 264.
Associated Powers: Epic Dexterity, Epic Charisma,
Earth, Itztli, Sky
Abilities: Animal Ken, Brawl, Command,
Marksmanship, Melee, Politics
The Dodekatheon
Caligula
Known in life as a madly hedonistic, arrogant and
perverse Emperor, Caligula elevated himself to
Godhood via the Imperial Cult. He intends to re-
establish the Roman Empire by whatever means
necessary.
For more information, see Scion: Demigod p. 214
Associated Powers: Epic Appearance, Epic
Manipulation, Arete, Chaos, Magic
Abilities: Command, Integrity, Investigation, Larceny,
Politics, Presence
Heracles
AKA: Hercules
Everyone knows the stories of Hercules, the son of
Zeus and a mortal woman. He has taken his place
among the Olympians as the God of Strength.
For further information, see Scion: God p. 260.
Associated Powers: Epic Strength, Epic Dexterity,
Epic Stamina, Epic Charisma, Arete, Guardian
Abilities: Athletics, Brawl, Fortitude, Marksmanship,
Melee, Survival
Persephone
The daughter of Demeter and wife of Hades, she is
a divided Goddess at the best of times. She presides
over both life and death, depending on season.
For more information, see Scion: Demigod p. 155
Associated Powers:Epic Appearance, Epic Dexterity,
Epic Wits, Death, Fertility, Psychopomp
Abilities: Academics, Empathy, Occult, Politics,
Presence, Stealth
Quirinus
AKA: Romulus
One of the twin founders of the Roman Empire,
Quirinus was born as a Scion of Ares, raised by
wolves. He is a warrior, a dashing ruler and a patron
of Rome.
For more information, see Scion: Companion p. 216
Associated Powers: Epic Strength, Animal (Wolf ),
Arete, War
Abilities: Animal Ken, Athletics, Command, Melee,
Presence, Survival
 The Loa Kebauet

The serpent-headed Goddess of Embalming. She

Agwe
The Loa of the Ocean, he takes on the shape of a
fisherman or other ocean worker.
For more information, see Scion: Demigod p, 164
Associated Powers: Epic Perception, Epic Stamina,
Animal (Fish), Cheval, Psychopomp, Water
Abilities: Animal Ken, Awareness, Control, Craft,
Fortitude, Thrown
presided over the placement of organs into canopic
jars and was associated with mummification itself.
For more information, see Scion: Demigod p. 148
Associated Powers: Epic Intelligence, Epic
Manipulation, Animal (Serpent and Ostrich), Death,
Heku, Justice
Abilities: Academics, Art, Craft, Fortitude, Medicine,
Occult

Marinette

An angry, terrible Goddess, Marinette is the daughter

of Erzulie Danto and spent her mortal life deeply
involved in the Haitian Revolution. She supported
the independence of Haiti, but also the persecution
of French nationals and whites in the newly
independent nation. Her werewolf followers and
mortal pawns committed innumerable atrocities.
Marinette is a Loa of furious wrath and cares nothing
for the means by which her ends are attained.
For further information, see Scion: God p. 268.

Associated Powers: Epic Strength, Epic Appearance,

Animal (Owl and Wolf ), Cheval, Justice
Abilities: Athletics, Brawl, Command, Integrity,
Occult, Politics

The Pesedjet
Imhotep

A Scion of Ptah, deified millenia ago as the inventor

of architecture and the first physician. Imhotep has
had a hand in some of the greatest construction
projects in human history. Imhotep has great
affection for the Boris Karloff movie representation
of himself, but somewhat less love for the remake.
For further information, see Scion: God p. 258.

Associated Powers: Epic Intelligence, Epic Wits,

Death, Health, Heku, Magic
Abilities: Academics, Art, Fortitude, Medicine, Occult,
Science