Favorite celtic god, go!

[billErobreren]

Went with Lugh

[Óttar]

Morrigan and Blodeuwedd, the latter mostly just because wherever her feet touched the ground, flowers would grow.

Male deities: Maybe Lugh "of the Long Arm"

I haven't researched Celtic myth in depth because, even though I have partial Celtic ancestry, I find the orthography of Celtic languages to be slightly cacophonous and Celtic mythology to be relatively unsophisticated when compared to Greco-Roman myth.

Edit: I went with Epona because her connection to horses and sovereignty (kingship) has parallels with the Vedic "horse sacrifice (Ashvamedha)" ritual. In this rite, a horse was let loose to run across the land. The amount of land he traversed was thought to be the land that the Raja presided over. I assume that after this, the horse was sacrificed (bali).

[TheOldNorth]

Morrigan and Blodeuwedd, the latter mostly just because wherever her feet touched the ground, flowers would grow.

Male deities: Maybe Lugh "of the Long Arm"

I haven't researched Celtic myth in depth because, even though I have partial Celtic ancestry, I find the orthography of Celtic languages to be slightly cacophonous and Celtic mythology to be relatively unsophisticated when compared to Greco-Roman myth.

Edit: I went with Epona because her connection to horses and sovereignty (kingship) has parallels with the Vedic "horse sacrifice (Ashvamedha)" ritual. In this rite, a horse was let loose to run across the land. The amount of land he traversed was thought to be the land that the Raja presided over. I assume that after this, the horse was sacrificed (bali).

it only appears so because many stories have been lost, & most that are still around don't have fully translated scriptures on the internet or anywhere of easy access. Trust me, go watch The Sanctuary of the Gods channel, he himself is a pagan, but he tries to look at the text from a scholarly perspective in most videos

[TheOldNorth]

Morrigan and Blodeuwedd, the latter mostly just because wherever her feet touched the ground, flowers would grow.

Male deities: Maybe Lugh "of the Long Arm"

I haven't researched Celtic myth in depth because, even though I have partial Celtic ancestry, I find the orthography of Celtic languages to be slightly cacophonous and Celtic mythology to be relatively unsophisticated when compared to Greco-Roman myth.

Edit: I went with Epona because her connection to horses and sovereignty (kingship) has parallels with the Vedic "horse sacrifice (Ashvamedha)" ritual. In this rite, a horse was let loose to run across the land. The amount of land he traversed was thought to be the land that the Raja presided over. I assume that after this, the horse was sacrificed (bali).

Also Blodeuwedd was literally made for Lleu (welsh Lugh) and yet cheated on him and plotted his murder, so even if she's a cool deity, she's a nasty character

[TheOldNorth]

Well I already have the Morrigan in my sig so that is what I voted for. My favourite Gaelic gods are Lir and his son Manannán mac Lir who are sea gods. One of my favourite ancient stories is the Children of Lir.

I find the fact that he and his son Manannan are mentioned in both gaelic and brythonnic myth fascinating, and makes me wonder what the Gaulish equivalent would be

[Roi_Xordo]

Lugo was my choice

[TheOldNorth]

Lugo was my choice

Is that the Galician Lugus?

[Roi_Xordo]

Is that the Galician Lugus?

Yeah