Gilgamesh

Gilgamesh is regarded as one of the oldest and mightiest of the Casters, and along with his consort Inanna, the progenitor of the Pendragon Dynasty. Like many of the eldest Casters, he was worshipped as a god and a hero among ancient men, worshipped by the Greeks in his youth as Zeus and the Norse in his old age as the wise Odin.

Early Life
Born in the year 3000 BC, Gilgamesh lived in a time when angels and demons warred, leaving the earth and the early humans ravaged. In the aftermath of their first centuries long war, the energy they left behind Created the first of the Casters.

Gilgamesh and his wife Inanna were the greatest of these early Casters, and when a legion of demons returned to the earth led by Lilith, they led the Casters into war alongside the Tribe of Judah. They were successful but lost many of their people in the battle.

Realizing that the Casters wouldn't be able to stop the demons if they returned in full force, even with the help of Judah's Tribe, Gilgamesh and his people created a spell that would bind Lilith and her people from earth using Seven Seals.

Gilgamesh later went on to lead both his people and the early humans, crowned as the king of Uruk and known as Gilgamesh the King. It was in this time that the tales from the Epic of Gilgamesh were brought about.

The Rise of Amoria
Around the time that Gael and Ilaria raised Amoria from the bottom of the ocean, Gilgamesh had grown to be a proud, arrogant Caster, the worship of men having gone to his head. As Zeus, he was worshiped as a god who took many wives and used his power on for his own good.

He eventually left his people, residing instead in the myriad realms he created and ruled from his own power.

Descendants

 * Sargon the Great
 * Horus
 * Huitzilopochtli
 * Gael Pendragon
 * Arthur Pendragon
 * Elio Pendragon