Ajani's Vengeance

"you have come to sow discord in heliod's temple." the boy's resounding voice rattled ajani's bones. "i have come to ask heliod a question." the oracle narrowed his eyes.

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Zarvaun Gets Smug

"play a plains, then xenagos, god of revels and a spear of heliod. karametra and iroas are online. xenagos gives iroas +8/+8, haste and trample. swing for sixteen and seven at you, charles.""

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Jack Mills Himself

I'm also gonna double enchant it with ordeals of purphoros and heliod. and play another fertile font, then pass." i announced, gesturing to zarvaun."alrighty then. here goes." zarvaun said as he picked up four cards. "ooh. here's another island.

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Ajani, Mentor of Heroes

"you all know what happened next—how nylea and heliod bound polukranos beneath the earth, to slumber there forever and leave the mortal world in peace."

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Kruphix's Insight

Or did you think heliod was always the sun god? "how can there have been other gods? we would remember them." if you remembered them, said kruphix, they would still exist.

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The Path or the Horizon

There were many heroes in the land, and all of them burned with the desire to please iroas, heliod, or nylea. some heroes had gained recognition, some were venerated in the temples.

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The Hero of Iroas

I could rattle off, "blessings be to iroas from whom my strength flows and watch over me heliod, thassa, erebos, purphoros, nylea, ephara, phenax, mogis, karametra, athreos, pharika, kruphix

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Cowardice of the Hero

I do not know heliod's ways, for soon she became ill. the gossip and, although i don't understand it, love she had for vinack left her with failing health. there was nothing i could do.

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The Walls of Akros

heliod's light beat down on them, the shadows of the horns falling ahead of and behind the line where they stood at attention.

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Dreams of the City

And yet it is odd, surely, to read the earliest extant writings on heliod and thassa and the rest, to see how differently those versions of our gods acted compared to now.

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