Scion/WMG

The Abrahamic God exists in the game. And He is not a bastard

I know the traditional modus operandi of White Wolf is to portray the Abrahamic God as a dick, but hear me out. This is a setting that includes a bit of Clap Your Hands If You Believe, right? Involve yourself with mortals enough and they start writing the script? Well, God, having half the world, more or less, with these beliefs that He is good and benevolent, started realizing that His deeds way back when He was starting out (and much of the time between then) were monstrous, that He's become the biggest atoner in the setting. He deliberately keeps out of mortal affairs nowadays because he's the most powerful force in the wars against the Titans, and because He knows that there are still plenty of Mortals that still adhere to His old school "Smite The Infidel" approach to things, which could force Him to do things He's doesn't want to do any more.

Alternatively, He is the Logos, Titan of Justice and Order, and confirmed as being a free active and benign. After all, if first there was Chaos, than before you can have any kind of specific ordered existence arise, you have to have the concept of Order arise, which would make the Logos as good a candidate for the Creator as any ( Hundun/Chaos not really qualifying for being a total Idiot God ).
Logos is described as female in the God companion book, though this may not matter much as Greater Titans probably don't even have the concept of genders. Some think that Aten was inspired by the Abrahamic God, being the sole avatar of Akhetan.
The Abrahmic God is certainly around, and Jesus and Muhammed are his Scions. Jesus is explicitly described as God's son by a mortal woman, and Gabriel's visit to Muhammed in the cave sounds an awful lot like a Visitation. The reason he's not mentioned in any of the books (besides sensitivity issues and the difficulty of assigning associated purviews and epic attributes) is because he's given up on fathering Scions after all the infighting over the last two, so he's not useful as a patron.
Aten is not the Judeo Christian God that millions pray to. None of the Titans actually receive much in the way of human worship, at all. In fact, generally they are the aspects of their elements that are feared. In this case Aten represents the fear that many have of the main three monotheistic religions followers and extremists. Pagans were terrified of Christian and Muslim conquerers, and people have always suspected the fairly secretive Jews to be up to no good. Even people who follow the one god fear extremists not only from one of the other two religions but from within, Catholics and Protestants fought for years, muslim suicide bombers blow up their fellow muslims with regularity and so on and so forth. In truth Aten represents mankind's fear of religious extremism, and since the majority of the world follows one of the three monotheistic religions, the avatar creates a form reminiscent of their God.
Look back in history. Aten is a disk, not remotely humanoid. This form he's taken is an attempt to Fatebind himself to the Abrahamic faiths. He doesn't realize what effect it will have on him, though - God has mercy as well as wrath.
This Troper tends to assume God exists beyond all stated characters (Gods, Titans or Otherwise) and will tend to assume that he largely stays out of things due to the whole Free Will issue. IE: if he steps in and fixes everything, it removes our Free Will and essentially does even more harm to us. Us including Gods and Mortals both. But then, in real life, this Troper tends to assume that anything even partially understandable by us or limited in any way is not God.

White Wolf will do a crossover with New World of Darkness

Come on, you secretly want this to happen.

Also, don't the titans seem way too much like the True Fae for comfort? I mean, reality warping creatures with no concept of what it means to be human?

Also also: This actually leads to this question: Would would win in a fight, (Insert supernatural WOD thing here) VS a Scion?

The answer is a Scion; they get larger dice pools to do anything. A Legend 2 Scion could utterly own every other World of Darkness starting character out there. (Scions start out 8/6/4, the average WoD character starts with 5/4/3)
- Not to mention that Scions have a much larger potential pool of magic and other skills to draw on; even an elder vampire (for example) is likely to be limited in their Disciplines, while a neonate/ancillae would be even more so. In contrast, a starting Scion could run up walls and across water, set things on fire/freeze them/ect, summon light or darkness, wield mystical weapons, or even have a Guardian/Mentor/Follower with useful skills to come bail them out/maul their enemies, depending on how a player builds the character. Not to mention notable Scions can call on their fellow godlings, and possibly even their patron or others of the Pantheon...
- Not necessarily... This Troper compared the statlines of her Legend 3 Scion of Hades and a Gnosis 6 Moros mage she plays as an NPC in her World of Darkness game, and found that statistically the mage could probably stand up to the Scion in a fair fight if she wasn't a good bit squishier. Then again, this is a starting character where the GM gave us a lot of points versus a character meant to be a super-powerful and ominous strike-terror-into-the-hearts-of-the-players NPC, so yeah, it is skewed in favor of Scion.
Breakdown: The WOD declares war on the Overworld. The Camarilla Elders would be scheming and plotting to manipulate the situation when Hades/Baron Samedi/Hel or Scions thereof to collect a long overdue debt. Scion 1, WOD 0. Werewolves are strong but the Blessing of Silver (from Companion) and a well placed shot from a Birthright bow would make short work of them. Scion 2, WOD 0. nWOD Changelings suffer too much paranoia and disillusionment to mount an effective defense and there's the chance the True Fae can be dispatched by well prepared Scions who may win the allegiance of the Changeling community (I have a feeling the Tuatha would jump on that right quick). oWOD Changelings are similar to the run of the mill trolls and goblins that get dispatched as extras/recruited by the Tuatha. Scion 3, WOD 0. Sin-Eaters/Wraiths draw the ire of the Death gods like the vampires do and are summarily smitten/devoured/imprisoned in Tartarus. Scion 4, WOD 0. The few Prometheans might buy into Prometheus' smooth talking and make themselves enemies of Asgard (most of which die horribly.) Scion 5, WOD 0. Finally, the Mages band together and throw open a rip in the space-time continuum to a world where chosen heroes of the gods battle imprisoned titanic monstrosities with all of Creation at stake. There, a group of Exalts and a band of Scions are drawn together in hopes that they destroy each other. After a brief tussle, they realize they've been deceived and the lives of the surviving Mages get remarkably shorter. But the portal between worlds is open. A Dawn Solar and the son of Zeus stare tersely at each other, their friends forming ranks behind them for the battle to come. In the heavens above, the gods of Yu-Shan and the gods of the Overworld glare at each other across the gap in the sky, each group silently measuring the other for intent, signs of weakness or malice. All Creation holds its breath and all the World is silent for one...terrible...second. Then, the Dawn Caste smiles and the Scion of Zeus extends a hand to shake. The Eclipse caste and the Scion of Thoth begin to make shaky attempts to speak each others languages. The Unconquered Sun offers a brief nod to which Amaterasu replies with the slightest declination of her head. And at the same time, for reasons no one has been able to explain, every Titan and Titanspawn and every dark creature aligned with Malfeas or the Underworld from the lowliest demon to the mightiest Yozi soils themselves in unholy unison.
- Sir, whoever you are, wherever you are, thank you. My awesomeness quota for the month has just been filled.
- Yes. Throw Aberrant we're all set for life.
  - There's a flaw in your reasoning. There are metric fuckloads of Vampires, Werewolves, etc. but not that many Scions.
    - Three words, sir/miss: Hunter-Scion Alliance.
    - Compared to Exalted, they're basically just more Extra cannon-fodder. They shall be dealt with.

Aten has multiple personalities.

Aten is referred to as Hyperion, Ah Kin and Dagr. That's because he truly is all of them. That's why he can't afford any other Avatar rivals - he's busy trying to keep the other personas from surfacing. He gains advantages from this odd situation, though. Since he's Fatebound to those identities, he has quadruple the number of options of a typical Titan or even God. But the more he relies on his other identities, the more he risks them usurping his identity.

The Series God Of War is actually a Scion Game.

Think of it- Kratos is the child of Zeus, adopted by Ares, kills titan-spawn (among other things), and pretty much breaks the world in doing so.