Greek Players will get to choose between the wise Athena and the mighty Zeus to represent them in the Arena.
Athena grants bonuses to Greek soldiers when on the offensive, and her cunning strategy allows her to utilize Combat Evocations multiple times.
Zeus grants Favor to those brave enough to slay a creature of Myth, and requires less Favor when calling upon his own legendary beasts.
Norse Players will get to choose between the loving Frigg, and the cunning Odin to represent them in the Arena.
Frigg grants protection to those fighting under her, and heals the wounds of injured Norse fighters.
Odin inspires his Norse troops to fight even harder once bloodied, as well as playing his Combat Evocations for a reduced cost.
Egyptian Players will get to choose between the noble Horus, and the fierce Sekhmet to represent them in the Arena.
Horus starts each game with a pharaoh of his choice, granting them enhanced durability and offensive capabilities.
Sekhmet has the ability to either heal friends, or damage foes, and the healing she does do is extra potent.
There are some cards that don't belong to any one Pantheon, and are considered Neutral.
These cards tend to have a greater focus on utility, and can be used in many different decks and playstyles.