What mythology? Many mythologies have a "trickster god". Coyote, for example, plays this role in many native North American mythologies, though Coyote is usually depicted as more "random" than "mean" and, while he occasionally does bring harm, it's usually as a result of him not thinking about the consequences of his actions as opposed to deliberately trying to be cruel.
Loki in Norse mythology is probably the epitome of the "mean trickster god".
It means, make the Pygmy fall in the crack but you don't play the Runs game.
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No, none of the five Exodia cards are considered god cards. They are not illegal in any form of play, they are Limited.
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loki
He had Allot of Power And His Weapon the Thunderbolt was a power full weapon. he was very Tricky and Clever, he liked to play tricks on Other Gods and Goddesses.
He liked to play the lyre and ride in his sun chariot
well, if you mean Athena as in the Greek god, then she liked war strategies. if you are referring to the Athenians, then they liked dramas and visual arts.
Ares liked Aphrodite the god of love
it was the name of the Punjabi princess ravneet.she was most liked for her honesty and beauty.the name means honour of god
pluto was the god of the underword
Eating God- he was unsusseeful
yes her twin brother often play tricks on her and she was a member of the Olympian council where she had to deal with 11 other gods and goddesses.
The roman god Pluto liked was Prosperia
A roman god who loved to play games
No Jesus is God in human form. Magic is human tricks.