Zeus — King of Olympus

He overthrew his father Cronus, divided the world with his brothers, and took the sky for himself. Zeus was not merely a god of thunder — he was the enforcer of cosmic order, the keeper of oaths, the final authority on justice among gods and men alike. Travelers were under his protection. Suppliants who asked for mercy at altars could not be refused. And when Zeus threw a thunderbolt, even the other Olympians went quiet. He was imperfect, often unjust, frequently foolish — and that was precisely the point. He was the most human of the immortals.

These signs carry the thunderbolt, the eagle, the oak of Dodona, and the scales of divine judgment.