Most of the Greek pantheon would be considered a canon. When it comes to a Greek god or goddess, ask an administrator which audition form you should use. It's just easier for you to do that than it is for us to go through and list all of them.

However, I will point out a special few.

Aside from being listed alphabetically, I will provide with a bit of other information in the following format:

Name (gender); pantheon: fun fact

Anything else you need to know should be requested from Savitar before you audition. In the case of the traditional Greek gods, much research can be done on your own.

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Aeacus (m); Greek: in Hades, he oversees the souls of those of European descent

Agrotera, Katra (f); Greek/Atlantean: daughter of Acheron and Artemis

Alecto (f); Greek: seeks vengeance on crimes committed in anger against man; the Fury in charge of increasing anger

Alera (f); Greek: one of the Dolophoni

Alexander, Julian (m); Greek: Aka Julian of Macedon; son of Aphrodite and Diokles of Sparta; cursed sex slave until he was freed by and married to Dr. Grace Alexander

Anatum (f); Summerian: goddess of Creation

Anemoi: gods of the winds - Boreas (North), Notus (South), Eurus (East), Zyphyros (West)

Anu (m); Summerian: god who created the gallu to combat the Summerian pantheon's enemies; married to Anatum

Apollymi (f); Atlanean: goddess of Life, Vengeance, Death, and Wisdom

Ariman (m); Phoenician: visited Atlantis while it was being destroyend is now stuck in human form

Aristaeus (m); Greek: demigod of hunting, husbandry, and beekeeping

Asclepius (m); Greek: god of healing

Asteros (m); Atlantean: god of Heavenly Light

Astrid (f); Greek: daughter of Themis; married to Zarek of Moesia

Atropos (f): Greek/Atlantean: eldest of the fates; cuts the threads of lives

Badb (f); Irish: goddess of war

Calliope (f); Greek: chief of the muses; muse of epic song

Camulus (m); Gaulish:god of war forced into retirement

Charon (m); Greek: the ferryman of Hades

Chthonian: god-killers/policemen of the gods/check-and-balance system for the universe; this is the category that Savitar falls under; they aren't available, just thought I'd share

Clotho (f); Greek/Atlantean: youngest Fate; spins the thread of lives and is in charge of destinies

Deimos aka Demon(m); Greek: one of the Dolophoni

Demios (m); Greek; god of dread

Erebus (m); Greek: god of Darkness

Furies (f); Greek: the three goddesses of Vengeance; see Alecto Megeara, Tisiphone

Hypnos (m); Greek: holds dominion over the gods of sleep

Mnimi (f); Greek/Atlantean: goddess of latent memory; it is said that she was born to make sure people remembered what they did so that they could learn from their mistakes

Morpheus (m); Greek: god of Dreams and is responsible for shaping dreams

Orasia (f); Atlantean: goddess of Sleep

Pantasos (m); Greek: creator of nonsentient dream objects and his children are most often Oneroi who police the Dream Hunters

Phobetor (m); Greek: god of animal shapes and father of the nightmare Dream Hunters

Savitar (m); a being unto himself: oversees the Omegrion and is the badest bad ass ever - not just because I say so, either; more powerful than Zeus and more wise than Solomon, he keeps his own company and prefers it that way; he's taken already but I thought I'd share

Sin (m); Summerian: Sin worked under the guise of a Dark Hunter to kee the gallu demons at bay in Vegas

Wink (m); Greek: Wink is what led to the belief of the Sandman

Zakar (m); Summerian: god of Sleep and brother to Sin

Zebulon Tyberius (m); Chthonian: aka ZT; his territory is in Greece and surrounding areas; again, not available