Heroes
Worshipers
Non-Olympians
Monsters
Other Tales
100

Son of Zeus and (surprise) not-Hera.  Battled the hydra and Nemean lion during his 12 Labors.

Hercules

100

Athena is the patron god of what this Greek city.

Athens

100

Hades

God of the Underworld and Death and Wealth

100

Many headed lizard/dragon monster.  Venomous.  Killed by Hercules.

Hydra

100

He flew too close to the sun.

Icarus

200

Son of Zeus and (surprise) not-Hera.  Killed Medusa and the Gorgons.  Married Andromeda. 

Perseus 

200

The Oracle of Delphi received her prophesies from this god.

Apollo

200

The Muses

Goddesses of Art/Inspiration

200

Pretty lady that turned people to stone.  Her sisters had issues with snakes-for-hair.  Killed by Perseus. 

Medusa and the Gorgons

200

A minor goddess of the water.

Nymph

300

Son of Poseidon and some human woman.  Defeated the Minotaur in the Labyrinth.  Founder-King of Athens.

Theseus

300

Extreme form of offering to the gods, used in emergencies.  Like when you want all the Greeks to unite and sail against the city of Troy and want a nice wind to sail by. 

Human sacrifice. 

300

Helios

God of the Sun

300

Half-bull, half-man.  Trapped in a labyrinth. Killed by Theseus. 

Minotaur

300

The only god that died (and stayed dead). 

Pan

400

Son of some human king and the sea nymph Metis.  Greatest Greek hero of the Trojan War.  Weak ankles. 

Achilles

400

Female cultists for this god (called maenads) would dance madly and wildly in the woods, tearing apart a live bull as a form of worship.

Dionysus 

400

Selene

Goddess of the Moon

400

Three-headed dog.  Guards the underworld.  Likes a good song.

Cerberus. 

400

The food of the gods

Ambrosia and Nectar 

500

Great-grandson of Hermes.  Founder of the Argonauts; sailed around and get the Golden Fleece.  Married the witch/magic-lady Medea and then left her for some princess. 

Jason

500

Both the Romans and the Greeks considered this god to be the "most Greek" of the gods.

Apollo.

500

Iris

Goddess of Rainbows

500

Lives next to a giant whirlpool, named Charybdis.  Sailors had to sail between them and try not to die.  Lots of heads and crazy long necks; useful for eating said sailors. 

Scylla

500

The guy that fought for 10 years in the Trojan war and then spent 10 years trying to get home because he made Poseidon angry.  The cleverest of all the Greeks; came up with the idea for the Trojan horse.

Odysseus