Hades

Hades is the Greek God of the Underworld and the King of the dead. He is the first born son of the Titan Cronus and his sister-wife, Rhea and brother to the Olympian gods; Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Hestia and Demeter. Cronus, fearing a prophecy that one of his children would overthrow him, swallowed each of his offspring as they were born, including Hades. However, Zeus, the youngest of the siblings, was secretly raised by Rhea and later tricked Cronus into regurgitating his other children, including Hades and led a war against the Titans. After the Titanomachy, their father was overthrown and the three brothers; Hades, Poseidon and Zeus drew lots for their domains. Hades received the dreadful underworld, Poseidon received the vast bodies of oceans and seas and Zeus received the endless skies and heavens and became king of the gods as he led the revolution. Hades is also sometimes associated with earthly wealth and riches.

Hades rules the underworld and the dead, which is a realm feared by the mortals so his worship is too wide-spread, save for some cults and temples dedicated to him. He is more feared than revered. Most mortals fear even saying his name as it is believed that saying his name will get his attention, referring to him as "The Unseen", "The One of Many Names", "The Giver of Wealth" and many more. He is rather distant with all the other Olympians, considering that he doesn't like associating with any of the family drama and spends most of his time ruling and maintaining the Underworld. He is the husband of Persephone and abducted him as his wife but only with the permission of her father, Zeus, who suggested that the best way to court her would be to abduct her. Demeter, the goddess of harvest and fertility and Persephone's mother was very reasonably angered when she found out and stopped allowing the crops to grow, causing winter and starvation in the human world. Zeus was forced to do his duty and protect humanity, which is why he sent many gifts to the goddess in an attempt to lighten her anger - which she refused since none of those gifts were Persephone. In a desperate try, he sent Hermes to the Underworld to convince Hades to let Persephone go. Hades agreed but he set the conditions that she would have to return to him after her mother was calm and made her swallow pomegranate seeds, binding her to the Underworld. Demeter rejoiced, causing spring, which made the crops grow and put an end to the starvation of mortals. A deal was made to share Persephone, for part of the year, she would stride in the sun while the rest of the year would spend with her husband as the Queen of the Underworld.

Hades isn't as evil as he is usually depicted, he is just himself. He doesn't involve himself in outside affairs and only concerns himself with his domain. He is calm and composed, he never lets his emotions cloud his judgement. He is rational and functions on logic and wits. He is intelligent and cunning, using such merits to his advantage. Although he is generous towards his devotees, while he often ignores his worshipers, he does aid them in the time of need. He is caring towards the people he holds dear to him and is protective of them. He values honor most and dislikes liars and cheaters more than anything. He is honest and genuine and never backs down on his promises and vows. He is responsible and dutiful, fulfilling every task he has efficiently. He doesn't like drama and such, which is the major reason why he never involves himself in his never-ending familial feuds and drama and such tedious affairs - he finds such things very dull and unamusing. He abides by his morals, he has never raped a woman in all his godly years unlike his brothers. He is just and fair and never shows partiality towards anyone, treating everyone fair and equally. He is ironically the most decent god even though he is portrayed as the most villainous. He is reserved and mostly keeps to himself, not relying on anyone or anything other than himself. He does help his family in their time of need even though he is much isolated and distant from them, showing that he takes his familial duties as a brother and uncle pretty seriously as well.

Hades has pale skin, which look as if a ray of sunlight has never touched him. He is dark-bearded and has shoulder-length jet black hair. He was dark piercing eyes and usually carries a stoic expression. He is often described as being grimly handsome. He carries himself regally and with much grace. He usually wears a dark-dyed chiton with a dark, regal crown, which is adorned with various dark jewels, called "The Helm of Darkness". He wears silver wristcuffs and little armor, such as greaves (a type of defensive armor designed to protect the lower leg, specifically the shin from injury). He often carries his bident with him, a sharp and dark metal - forged in the shadows of the Underworld, though it isn't used very often since he can just suck the life out of his opponents and leave them to rot unless he is obliged to use his weapon.