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It is unknown apart from the stories of Greek mythology if the gods had any other children with other gods. This might be possible, but those gods may have far smaller roles than the minor gods. These beings have been named "godlings" in the PJO series. This term may also apply to demigods. Godlings appear briefly in the series, and they only appear in Olympus.

Godlings here are the offspring of two gods and are non-canonical, however, there are some ground rules: Athena can not be with Poseidon or Ares. Gods who are enemies can not have godlings together. Try to keep them either in marriage OR if not, go between pantheons. Just for reference: Apollo once sought to marry Hestia, who was also sought after by Poseidon, and she announced herself to be an eternal virgin because of this. Diana and Lucifer(pre-Roman sun god) had Aradia in Tuscan lore. Freyja and Freyr had sex, could have resulted in twins, as they themselves were the product of twincest. Freyr and Apollo flirted before non-canonically, as mentioned in the Trails of Apollo. Godlings of mixed birth are likely to possesses Sanguinare D'argento and have a fifty-fifty chance of passing it on to their demigod children. Godlings attend the school as students, and do not have demigod children(we have enough godly parents to keep track of).

all godlings must get approval by both parents before creation

you must provide an etymology of the name and it must be related to one of the two pantheons if mixed. no greek and egyptian godling with the japanese name 'yukio', or fictitious names you got from an online generator. the meaning should somehow apply to the sphere of rule the god holds, as is common for actual gods in lore.

1. Theodorrek - Apollo/Freyr, Wickling - godling of summer's heat
2. Annaar - Set/Loki, Wickling - godling of disorder/prankster?

Drevyen - Hephaestus/Osiris - Godling of Fire, ashes and rebirth