Dionysus Acratophorus

Dionysus Acratophorus of Olympus (a.k.a. Bacchus)

Dionysus Acratophorus is an Olympian and is the god of wine, madness and theatre for the people of Hellenica.

Divine Domains

Wine, Madness, Festivities

Divine Symbols & Sigils

Wine goblet, pinecone

Holidays

Dionysia

Divine Goals & Aspirations

He simply wants his followers to have a good time.

Physical Description

Body Features

He has horns resembling that of a goat and dark hair. He has a beard.

Special abilities

Dionysus can influence the growth of fruit-bearing plants. He can transform himself and others into animals, most notably bears, dolphins and leopards. He can spur intoxication in a person without alcohol present. He can bestow the abilities of material transmutation upon a person.

Apparel & Accessories

He wears black goatskin robes.

Specialized Equipment

He wields a weapon called a Thyrsus, which is a pinecone on a stick. It resembles an erect penis and causes intoxication when touched.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Bisexual

Personality Characteristics

Motivation

Dionysus doesn't have a greater plan for his life. He simply seeks enjoyment.

Savvies & Ineptitudes

He is good at throwing parties and having sex.

Likes & Dislikes

Dionysus likes wine, sex, being drunk, parties, goats, pinecones, penises, grapes, leopards, bulls, lions, tigers, trees, ivy, dolphins and women.
He dislikes sobriety, lawful characters, Hera, being kidnapped and pirates.

Divine Classification

God

Alignment

Chaotic Neutral

Current Location

Nysa

Species

Olympians

Church/Cult

Bacchae

Honorary & Occupational Titles

God of wine, madness and festivities

Circumstances of Birth

While his mother Semele of Thebes was pregnant, she was exposed to the divine radiance of Zeus Panhellenios and promptly died. Zeus sewed the child's heart into his thigh, where he stayed until birth.

Birthplace

Nysa

Current Residence

Olympus

Gender

Male