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Help V.4.o
by SailorFreak, Maji, and Charis

Okay, so you've read the whole page, checked all the character profiles, and gotten a decent idea for the senshi or villian you want to apply for? Good; then you're officially ready to check out the help site! We can't garuntee that using this website will automatically get you into the RPG, but it will certainly up your chances of approval. The information herein has been compiled by Maji, Sailorfreak, and Charis in the 3 years this RPG has been in service and has been gathered from various websites over the net.

Please keep in mind that you don't need to play your character EXACTLY like the god or goddess they represent--the senshi are avatars, not actual gods and goddesses--assuming that certain relationships between gods and goddesses exist between game characters is powerplay, even if the other character is available for application. You can figure all that stuff out AFTER you've been accepted!

The Good

Artemis
Family: Leto (mother); Zeus (father); Apollo (twin brother)
Artemis, the virgin goddess, is commonly associated with the hunt, fertility, forests, and wild animals. She was often depicted with a crescent moon on her forehead and carrying a bow and arrow constructed by Hepheastus and the Cyclopses. She was incredibly posessive; horribly punishing those who disrespected her or the wild life she came to protect--there are several legends where she killed Orion, and one where she turned a man, who look upon her and her nymphs while they were baithing, into a stag and had his hunting dogs kill him.
Other names/Epithets/Followers: Cynthia, Amarynthia, Potnia Theron, Kourotrophos, Locheia, Agrotera, Callisto

Athena
family: Metis (mother); Zeus (father)
Athena, Greek goddess of wisdom, war, the arts, industry, justice and skill, was born from the skull of Zeus by Hepheastus after he swallowed her mother, Metis. Athena was a skilled weaver and was challanged by Arachne, whom she changed into a spider. She changed Medusa into a gorgon and had her head put into the Aegis, a shield which she wore over her breastplate. The city of Athens was named after Athena, rather than Poseidon, because Athena gave the city a better gift--the olive tree. Athena's attributes were the owl and the spear, her companion is Nike.
Other names/Epithets/followers: Minerva, Pallas Athena

Demeter
Family: Chronus (father); Rhea (mother); Zeus (brother); Persephone (daughter); Despina (daughter); Hestia (sister); Hera (sister) Poseidon (brother); Hades (brother)
Primarily, Demeter is a goddess of the earth, but can also be considered to rule the domains of planned society, marrage, and agriculture. Demeter is generally portrayed as a solomn woman, seated, wearing a woven wreath of ears of corn; her symbolic attributes are the torch (associated with her search for Persephone) and the fruits of the earth. She is the mother of Persephone by Zeus; her daughter was captured by the god of the underworld, Hades, and hidden away in the underworld. Demeter frantically searched for her daughter, taking the form of an old woman-Doso-while she roamed the earth. Eventually, Persephone was returned to her mother, but only for half of the year. The half of the year Persephone spent with her mother was considered summer and spring, while the half she spent in the underworld, Demeter made fall and winter. Her sacred animals were the snake and the pig.
Other names/Epithets/Followers: Ceres, Auxesia, Deo, Chloe, Sito, Doso, Rhea, Gaia

Dionysus
family: Zeus (father); Semele (mortal-mother); Persephone (mother?)
Dionysus is the god of intoxication (both physically and spiritually), wine, fertility of nature, and acting. He was either born from the thigh of Zeus or by Persephone and then Semele, but he was raised by nymphs. He is one of the later Greek gods, not mentioned in early myth. He is generally followed around by Maenads, frenzied women clothed in vines and deer skin.
Other names/epithets/followers: Bacchus, Bassareus, Iacchus, Dithyrambos

Hebe
family: Zeus(father); Hera(mother); Heracles (husband)
Hebe was the cupbearer of the gods, portrayed as a lovely young woman in a sleeveless dress. She is the goddess of youth and wife of Heracles--after he became a god. She poured the nectar of the gods for the primary deities of Mount Olympus, prepared Ares' bath, and helped Hera to her chariot. Hebe was, however, replaced with Ganymede, a young boy who was one of Zeus' lovers.
Other names/epithets/followers: Juventas

Hera
family: Chronus (father); Rhea (mother); Zeus (husband & brother); Poseidon (brother); Hades (brother); Demeter (sister); Hestia (sister); Hepheastus (son); Hebe (daughter); Ares (son); Eileithyia (daughter)
Hera was a very angry goddess of childbirth and marrage, she was constantly enraged at her husband and brother, Zeus, because he just couldn't keep his pants on. It is said that her children were noty born by man, but through hatred; if she ate lettuce or slapped her hand on the ground she could become pregnant. Hera restored her virginity every year by baithing in the well Canathus. She was incredibly violent when it came to taking revenge on those she disliked. Hera was portrayed as a majestic woman wearing a veil and a crown, her sacred animals were the peacock, the cow, and the crow and the palmagranite was also attributed to her--it was a symbol of marrage.
Other names/epithets/followers: Juno, Cleobis

Hestia
family: Chronus (father); Rhea (mother); Zeus (husband & brother); Poseidon (brother); Hades (brother); Demeter (sister); Hera (sister)
Gentlest of all Olympians, Demeter, goddess of domestic life, tended to the holy hearth fire of Olympus. She was a virgin who swore to remain that way even after Poseidon and Apollo made attempts on her. She was the only olympian to WILLFULLY turn down her position on Olympus and was welcomed where ever she went because she was so kind, loving, and merciful.
Other names/epithets/followers: Vesta

Iris
family: Thaumas (father), Electra (mother), Harpies (sisters)
Goddess of the rainbow and a messenger deity, Iris is mainly seen with Hera as she was always running errands for the Queen of the Gods and had much contact with mankind. She is generally portrayed as a winged young woman carrying a herald staff and/or a water pitcher
other names/epithets/followers: Amitolane

Nemesis
family: Erebus & Nyx (?); Oceanus (Father?); Zeus (Father?)
A goddess of devine justice and vengeance upon mortal man. Nemesis was responsible for Narcissus' death among others. She is portrayed as a stern woman carrying either a whip, a rein, a sword, or a pair of scales in her left hand. She is also depicted with a steering wheel.
other names/epithets/followers: Adrasteia, Rhamnusia

The Evil

Bia
family: Pallas (father); Styx (mother); Nike (sister); Kratos (brother); Zelus (brother)
Goddess and personification of power and force, Bia was a violent goddess created to punish Prometheus for stealing fire from the gods. She is a constant companion of Zeus, like her siblings,
other names/epithets/followers: Bias

Hades
family: Chronus (Father); Rhea (mother); Zeus (brother); Persephone (wife); Hestia (sister); Hera (sister) Poseidon (brother); Demeter (sister)
Hades is the ruler of the underworld. He isn't very well liked among gods or mortals, and his name is rarely used. He posesses all the riches of the earth, and a helm which makes him invisible. He stole Persephone away from her mother, and bound her to the underworld by offering her a pomegranate. People sacraficed black sheep to him, and beat their heads on the ground to worship him. He sits at his ebony throne weilding a scepter and his helmet. The narcissus and cypress are sacred to him.
other names/epithets/followers: Clymenus, Eubuleus, Polydegmon, Pluto

Pemphredo
family: Phorcys (father); Ceto (mother); gorgons (sisters); enyo & deino (sisters); echidna (a sibling)
One of the Graeae, a group of three gray haired sisters with one eye and one tooth between the three of them--they were born this way. The sisters were the guardians of the the Gorgons, but helped Perseus to kill them when he stole their tooth and tongue.

Birth Date Info That you probably didn't know...

Overdone Stuff (in this RPG)

*sleeveless fuku - A lot of senshi in this RPG seem to have sleeveless fukusei. Why not keep the sleeves or make elbow length sleeves or something?
*fuku colors - Green and red are the two most used colors in this RPG. We don't need anymore.
*out past bedtime, leather wearin, under aged drinkin', reefer smokin bad girls - okay, so maybe they aren't weedos, but we have/had a LOT of 'bad girl' types in this RPG. One or two is fine, but I reckon we had about 4 at one point in time.
*people without boyfriends - goddammit, date around! You kids are in highschool, you shouldn't be restricting yourself to ONE GUY! :E Ask one of the already members if you can use one of their NPCs as a Beau.

Ref links

RPG de FREAK - A handy lil' reference site
Sailor Senshi Starseed Supply Shoppe - For all your unique starseed needs
Pantheon.org - The Super Walmart of Theology, your one stop shop for any and ALL mythological needs
Myth Web - Some interesting information on Greek/Roman mythos
kaeori.net - a directory of interesting and unique names, their origins, and meanings.
Baby name search - a search engine for baby names, provides meanings and origin. Incredibly useful.
Greek -> English translator - Just what you've been looking for <3
Stuff About Trees and Birthdays - Might offer a little help with writing up your personality
Color Corrospondence - Something you'll definately want to look at for color information!