Nivetta

daughter of Morgan Le Fay

Ate, Zues' daughter with Eris.

Hephaestus, I'm not sure but isn't he god of the forge or something. And Neptune

Evander
Son of Hermes and Carmenta, he was the wisest of all the Arcadians. Before the Trojan War, he led a colony of Arcadians to Italy and founded the city Pallantium by the banks of the Tiber.

Renenutet, egyptian harvest goddess

and Sonny, he was often called the "divine inventor" and he was considered the god of fire and volcanoes.

Oh I wasn't really close there now was I, but thanks <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> .

No, you were really close, he is almost always shown at the forge, and is also refered to as the "lame smith" so he is the god of smithcrafting (ie the forge) they just usually dont come right out and say it <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> (this is jessica here)

Hey y'all,

Is this the Greek god named Hesphaestus, by any chance, hope I spelled his name right. To the Romans, he was also known as Vulcan, I believe as well.

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I assume he is usually shown at the forge because he's god of fire (pretty obvious <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" /> ). And wasn't Seth the guardian of the dead or is he the creator of war, or both???

Takuskanskan - in Native American mythology, he was a trickster.