Difference between revisions of "Mithra"

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In Zoroastrian mythology, Mithra (or Mitra) was a deity of contracts who was the protector of truth and the enemy of error. He was created by the supreme deity Ahura Mazda as the greatest of all yazatas and an important aid in the destruction of the demonic forces led by Angra Mainyu (or known as Ahriman) in later Persian sources. He is also in charge of the administration of the world and, in that role, a divine representative of Ahura Mazda. As a divinity of truth, loyalty and light it was among Mithra's tasks to protect the righteous souls of the deceased from demons and accompany them to paradise. In later Iranian mythology, Mithra became considered an incarnation of Ahura Mazda himself.

In later Vedic mythology, Mithra is a god of honesty, friendship, meetings and contracts despite his role as an asura (although he is sometimes addressed as a deva). He was counted among the great solar deities who were the supreme keepers of law and order. In this way he was often paired with the asura Varuna where they were twinned as Mithra-Varuna. Together they were the gods of the oath and the most important asura in the Vedic pantheon.

This demon cannot be obtained by any normal double-fusion.

This demon is fusion-only.

Demon Statistics
	Name
	Mithra
	Alignment
	Law
	Family	Gods	Race	Demon God
	Inheritance Type	Electric	Growth Type	Master Hagalaz
	Base Level	74	Force Slot	2
	HP	787	Melee	86
	MP	372	Ranged	56
	Strength	97	Spell	85
	Magic	95	Support	60
	Vitality	57	Phy. Defense	25
	Intelligence	59	Mgc. Defense	25
	Speed	52	Crt. Occurrence	10
	Luck	37	Crt. Avoidance	10
	Locations Found	Triangle Fusion
	Variations	Inexperienced
	Drops	-
	DCM Location	-