Indra

Indra or Parjanya is the Hindu god of of lightning, thunder, rains and river flows, and king of the gods and Heaven. He lives in Swargaloka (Hindu upperworld), the husband of Sachi. He is brother to Surya and the son of Aditi. He also appears in Buddhist and Jainist, and some interpret the Daoist Jade Emperor as an interpretation of him.

Myths & Legends
During the Vedic Era, Indra was a very popular god. He is remembered for defeating Vtra—who was either an asura who drank all of the world's water, the creation of Tvashtri to avenge her son, or a Brahmin who gained godlike powers and went rogue. Regardless, Indra defeated and killed him.

Indra is also credited with smashing the Vala cave and freeing the dawn.

His hall in Svarga is, like Valhalla, a place for deceased warriors to go after death, although instead of fighting they watch the Apsaras and Gandharvas dance, and play games.

Appearance
He rides on Airavat, a white elephant, and is described as golden-skinned or blond.

Archetypes

 * Trickery

Abilities & Powers

 * Alcohol manipulation
 * Combat manipulation
 * Heaven lordship
 * Path manipulation
 * Sky lordship
 * Rainbow manipulation
 * Sky manipulation
 * Thunder manipulation
 * Weather manipulation
 * Cloud manipulation
 * Storm manipulation
 * Pure lightning manipulation
 * Deific lightning manipulation
 * Victory embodiment
 * War manipulation
 * Army manipulation
 * Combat empowerment
 * Weapon manipulation

Conditions & Status

 * Demiurgic deity

Traits

 * Absolute combat
 * Weapon proficiency
 * Attack prediction