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Inom Grepolis finns det sex gudar, Zeus, Poseidon, Hera, Athena, Hades Artemis och Afrodite. Varje gud har fyra olika besvärjelser (vilka kan påverka sådant som trupprörelser, resursinkomst eller till och med försvaret) och kan uppkalla två unika mytiska varalser.

I Templet kan du välja vilken gud du vill dyrka, men varje stad kan endast dyrka en gud åt gången. När du ökar byggnadsnivån på ditt tempel så påskyndar du även produktionen av din gunst för den valda guden. Gunsten kan du sedan välja att antingen spendera på gudomliga besvärjelser eller för att frammana mytiska enheter.

Vilken gud som är den rätta för just din stad beror på din situation. Därför kan det vara fördelaktigt att byta gud upprepade gånger under spelets gång, och dyrka flera olika gudar när du får flera städer. Välj dock dina tillfällen för att byta gud och gör det vist, för när du ändrar gudom att dyrka i en stad förlorar du all din befintliga gunst samt de mytiska varelser som du byggt i staden.

Besvärjelser kan endast kastas på utvalda mål. Ex: En besvärjelse som påverkar dina trupper kan endast kastas på en trupprörelse.

Välj en Gud

Zeus

Himlens Gud

Poseidon

Havets Gud

Athena

Visdomens Gud

Hera

Familjens Gud

Hades

Underjordens Gud

Artemis

Jaktens Gudinna

Afrodite

Kärlekens Gudinna

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-Gudarna utgjorde en stor roll i det antika Grekland. Zeus (Gudarnas konung) härskade på berget Olympus, gudarnas hem. Det var av yttersta vikt för de antika grekerna att tillfredsställa gudarna, annars kunde det hända att gudarnas missnöje slog ner på dem med kraft. Det är just av den anledningen som gudarna utgör en stor roll i Grepolis.
+<br/>
+{{Template:Gods}}
-==Grunderna==
+{|style="text-align:center;"
+ |colspan=5 align=center|<div style="margin-bottom:6px;"><font size=4>'''Välj en Gud'''</font></div>
+ |-
+ |align=center colspan=1|[[File:150px-FramedZeus.png|150px|link=Zeus]]
+<font size=3>'''[[Zeus]]'''</font>
-"''When one side goes against the enemy with the gods' gift of stronger morale, then their adversaries, as a rule, cannot withstand them.''" - Xenophon
+''Himlens Gud''
+ |align=center colspan=1|[[File:150px-FramedPos.png|150px|link=Poseidon]]
+<font size=3>'''[[Poseidon]]'''</font>
-In Grepolis there are four gods, Zeus, Poseidon, Hera and Athena. Each god can enact four different divine powers and call upon two unique mythical units.
+''Havets Gud''
+ |align=center colspan=1|[[File:150px-FramedAth.png|150px|link=Athena]]
+<font size=3>'''[[Athena]]'''</font>
-In the temple you can select which god you would like to worship. Each city can worship different gods, however each city can only worship one god at a time. The higher the level of your temple, the more favour you earn from your chosen god. You can spend this favour to enact divine powers or call upon mythical units.
+''Visdomens Gud''
+ |align=center colspan=1|[[File:150px-FramedHera.png|150px|link=Hera]]
+<font size=3>'''[[Hera]]'''</font>
-What god is right for your city depends on your situation. It is therefore quite useful to change the god you worship many times throughout the game. Do this wisely, for when you switch gods you lose all your favour as well as mythical units and divine powers from your previous god.
+''Familjens Gud''
+|-
+ |align=center colspan=1|[[File:150px-FramedHades.png|150px|link=Hades]]
+<font size=3>'''[[Hades]]'''</font>
-==Zeus==
+''Underjordens Gud''
-As ruler of heaven and earth, Zeus was regarded by the ancient Greeks as the most powerful of all gods. He ascended to the throne of Olympus when he killed his father Kronos in a mighty battle.
-In Grepolis Zeus can call upon the mythical Minotaur and Manticore. The Minotaur - half man, half bull - is a strong defense unit. By contrast the Manticore - half man, half lion - is a strong and fast offensive unit.
+ |align=center colspan=1|[[File:FramedArtemis.png|150px|link=Artemis]]
+<font size=3>'''[[Artemis]]'''</font>
-Zeus is known for his aggression, so his divine powers favour the offense. With Zeus' lightning you can destroy an enemy building or crush their army. With enough favour you can also call upon Zeus to strengthen your naval forces or send down a chariot to aid your army.
+''Jaktens Gudinna''
-===Divine Forces===
+ |align=center colspan=1|[[File:FramedAphrodite.png|150px|link=Afrodite]]
-*'''Divine Signs:''' The selected city receives a chariot.
+<font size=3>'''[[Afrodite]]'''</font>
-*'''Bolt:''' Damages a random enemy building.
-*'''Fair Wind:''' The naval forces fight 10% stronger.
-*'''Zeus' Rage:''' Destroys 10-30% of the enemy's land units.
-===Mythical Units===
+''Kärlekens Gudinna''
-*[[Minotaur]]
+|}
-*[[Manticore]]
+<hr>
-==Poseidon==
-Poseidon is Zeus' brother. He rules over the sea in the depths of his Crystal Palace. Greek sailors sacrificed horses in his honour as to obtain safe passage. Poseidon is best known for his hatred of Odysseus who blinded Poseidon's son, the Cyclops Polyphemus.
-In Grepolis Zeus can call upon the mythical Cyclops and Hydra. The Cyclops - a one eyed giant - is a strong all round unit however is extremely vulnerable to sharp attacks, similar to when Odysseus used a spear to blind Polyphemus. The Hydra - a nine headed giant serpent - is the only mythical creature of the sea. It is superior to all ships but far more expensive.
-Poseidon is known for his powers over the sea, so his divine powers favour naval combat. Poseidon can conjure storms to destroy enemy fleets or earthquakes on the sea bed to tear down enemy walls. However Poseidon also has a friendly side, often providing you with usable drift wood and enticing your sailors to work faster in the Harbour.
-===Divine Forces===
-*'''Kingly Gift:''' The city receives 800 wood.
-*'''Call of the Ocean:''' The production of the Harbour is increased by 100% for 12 hours.
-*'''Earthquake:''' The city wall loses 1-3 levels.
-*'''Sea Storm:''' Destroys 10-30% of the enemy's battleships.
-===Mythical Units===
-*[[Cyclop]]
-*[[Hydra]]
-==Hera==
-Hera is both the wife and sister of Zeus, not an uncommon relationship in Greek mythology. She is the goddess of marriage and childbirth, often referred to as the goddess of families. Here was also known to have a strong link with nature.

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