Odin is my favorite.

gilgamesh demi god but im sure thats fine

Loki or Bacchus

I like Vulcan. The only god I am aware of who has a disability, yet all the other gods (ancient Roman & Greek), seem to often turn to him when they have problems. He seems to be the most mature and responsible of the gods.

wonderwoman!

I forget his name but there is this one dnd god I always found amusing.

He was originally a Mortal and lived in this city that was built around this gigantic ancient temple. Said temple supposedly housed a great trial that could turn a man into a God if completed. I say supposedly because no one that has ever attempted it survived the trial. Until this one guy got blackout drunk and entered the temple on a dare. And completed the trial. He has no idea what he did in the temple, he just knows that when he sobered up he was a god.

I always liked that one.

I'd probably choose Freyja.

Difficult question.

The Mayan god Quetzalcoatl, for having the most unpronounceable name.

Medusa, the Greek goddess with snakes writhing around her head for hair. Quite the fashion statement.

By Athena's curse (for marrying Poseidon), anyone Medusa looked upon turned to stone. Useful.

At 15, I wished I could turn my 12-year-old brother into stone. One scornful glance and BAM! Frozen for eternity. Sweet.

My little brother was my nemesis when I was a teenager.

It would be cool if that Jesus dude would come round here and actually turn some water into wine. Sancerre please JC.

Hercules, a real man lol