I can see why they look OP, Gods (or avatars of) after all. Titan stats (other than their level and HP aren’t really shown). I also don’t know if the Titans we faced in game are spoken in the same breadth as the Titans of Greek Mythology. But these Olympians should be somewhat strong, if they are to overthrow the likes of Kronos, etc.
Truth be told, when I saw this topic, the beginning points were me thinking that hey, how come there is only Athena, Ares, and Perseus (non Olympian), did SGG just stopped going the route of Greek Mythology in favor of something that might be more original? Coming up with stats and specifics was never my strong suit, hence the stats may be a bit over the top. One aspect of this game I thought was a bit lacking was boss characters like the Dragons in Province 1 or 2. Instead starting from Province 3, you are resorted to having to pillage another player to advance. If you can’t already tell, I don’t like Raids
To me, you shouldn’t be challenging a god unless you are some sort of a stud yourself (see God of War, I was floored when I found out what that story was about). Please do not bring a group of 3 stars led by Gunnar and try to defeat a god. Most of the 5 Star Heroes in this game are still some what “mortal” themselves. I can probably see a constant Mt. Olympus series of stages located somewhere far away from center of the map, reserved for those built up players who are ready to challenge their own heroes against Olympians (No time limit, not for ranking amongst players, no restriction on battle items, no restriction on heroes or troops you can use). Just a flat out slugfest, by winning, you get to go to the next level against another God for rewards.
This whole writing experience has been more like a review/recollection of my Greek Mythology to see how much I still remember! Coming up with stats as to what is deemed reasonable is really the writer’s block here for me.
Appreciate the feedback though @NitrousOxide