Titans

Mythology
In Greek mythology, the Titans (Τιτάν) were a race of powerful deities that ruled the world during the legendary Golden Age of Mankind and were the children of Gaia and Ouranos. There were 12 original Titans, the males being known as the Titanes (Coeus, Crius, Cronos, Hyperion, Iapetus, and Oceanus) and the females as the Titanides (Mnemosyne, Phoebe, Rhea, Tethys, Theia, and Themis). They were ruled by the youngest Titan, Cronos, who overthrew Ouranos with the aid of Gaia. Several of the Titans also produced offspring which were also called Titans. These Titans included the children of Hyperion (Helios, Eos, and Selene), the daughters of Coeus (Leto and Asteria), and the sons of Iapetus (Prometheus, Epimetheus, Atlas, and Menoetius).

The Titans preceded the Olympians, who, led by Zeus, eventually overthrew them in the Titanomachy. The Titans were then imprisoned in Tartarus, the deepest and darkest pit of the Underworld. Only a few Titans were spared any sort of fate, mostly for not fighting against Zeus during the war.

Titan-God War
The Titans believed that they had to win or the gods would make the mortals suffer, caring only for control. The Titans Prometheus, Epimetheus, and Helios joined the gods in the battle against the Titans, betraying their very own. The Titans were led by the great Atlas, who saved Cronos from being captured by Hades in an attempt to consume his soul. In Cronos’ place Atlas was captured, but the battle continued. Mountains were hurled like pebbles, and the ground shook from massive earthquakes. The war between the Titans and the gods forged the landscape of the mortal world.

Eventually, Zeus created the all powerful Blade of Olympus, and used its magic to send the Titans to foulest pits of the Underworld – Tartarus. This ended the Great War, and the gods established their domain upon Mount Olympus, being worshipped by the mortals who begged for their mercy and guidance. The Golden Age had indeed ended.

In Tartarus, the Titans would be tortured for all eternity. Cronos suffered the fate of wandering a Desert with Pandora's Temple chained to his back until the strength of the whirling winds ripped his flesh from his bones. The Titan Typhon was imprisoned within an enormous mountain. On the same mountain, Prometheus, because of betraying Zeus and giving the mortals the fires of Olympus, was forced to endure the pain of having his liver eaten everyday by a large eagle.

Physical Appearances
The Titans appear as huge as mountains and appear mostly elemental in nature. This is most likely due to the fact that they were the first beings to roam the world. The Titans are by far the most enormous beings in the world, more so even than the Olympian gods. The gods appear more civilized and human, whereas the Titans appear more ancient, earthly, and elemental

Titans
These are the Titans found in the Age of Barbarians series.
 * Perses, the Titan of Destruction
 * Cronos, the Titan of the First Generation
 * Atlas, Titan of the Sufferment
 * Gaia, the Titan of Earth
 * Oceanus, Titan of the Ocean
 * Typhon, the Titan of Wind
 * Hyperion, the Titan of Observation
 * Zaronarus, the Titan of Mountains, Rocks and Waterfalls