Who's Who
God of the sky and thunder
Zeus
This god was kicked off Olympus for being too ugly.
Hephaestus
This goddess was kidnapped by Hades and became the Queen of the Underworld.
Persephone
This fruit symbolizes Persephone's connection to the underworld.
Pomegranate
This minor god represents sleep and is the root of the word "hypnosis".
Hypnos
God of horses
Poseidon
This goddess turned Medusa into a monster.
Athena
This god was bound to a rock as punishment for giving fire to humans.
Prometheus
Aphrodite is often depicted emerging from this object
Seashell
The name of Hades' three-headed guard dog.
Cerberus.
Hephaestus
Hyacinth.
This goddess caused a war by gifting Paris the love of Helen of Troy.
Aphrodite
This object caused the Trojan War after being thrown at a wedding.
Golden apple
This animal ate Prometheus's every single day as a punishment.
Eagle
God of Civil Order
Ares
This goddess turned Artemis's friend into bear for being assaulted by Zeus.
This hero angered Poseidon by blinding his son Polyphemus
This Titan represents time and is often depicted with a sickle.
Kronos
This god was technically the son and grandson of Zeus
Dionysus
Goddess of Childbirth
Artemis
Dionysus was the last Olympian to join the pantheon, but this goddess left.
Hestia
This satyr was flayed alive after losing a music contest to Apollo.
Marsyas
Hermes carries this staff, which is sometimes confused with a medical symbol.
Caduceus
This goddess, sometimes considered the personification of night, was so powerful that even Zeus feared her.
Nyx