Which mythological deity's brand identity was so carefully managed that their temples required a specific architectural feature to reinforce their domain of expertise?

Throughout history, gods and mythological figures have been identified by distinct symbols, attributes, and visual representations - essentially ancient brand identities! These divine 'brands' helped cultures recognize and connect with specific deities. This poll tests your knowledge of how ancient mythological figures were 'marketed' through consistent visual storytelling and symbolism, creating some of history's most enduring brand identities that continue to influence modern design and storytelling.

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Athena's temples required olive trees planted at their entrance, connecting her to wisdom and peace
Apollo's temples were designed with specific acoustics to amplify music, reinforcing his connection to harmony and the arts
Thor's sacred spaces required a hammer-shaped altar, emphasizing his strength and protection
Isis's temples featured water channels representing the Nile, strengthening her association with fertility