Odyssey		This god is the embodiment of alcoholic pleasures.
Hades		This god forges weapons for the immortals.
Achilles		This god releashed his wrath through whirlpools and tsunamis.
Golden Fleece		This god drives a chariot of fire around the Earth.
Agamemnon		This is Homer's epic poem about Odysseus's adventures.
Hercules		This god was supreme when it came to the craft of war.
Apollo		This goddess is known for her "green thumb" and her daughter Persephone.
Hector		This god is known as the Lord of the Dead.
Ares		This goddess is the twin sister of Apollo
Artemis		This three-headed hell hound guards the gates of the Underworld.
Odysseus		This goddess uses her powers of lust and romance to attrac men.
Dionysus		This god hurled lightning bolts at his enemies.
Paris		This monster creates maelstroms every time it opens it's mouth.
Circe		This sorceress tortured men by turning them into animals.
Zeus		This warrior and prince fell at the hands of Achilles.
Hephaestus		This boatman carried the dead across the river Styx in the Underworld.
Scylla		This god is the Messeneger of the Gods.
Demeter		This goddess is often jealous of her husbands affairs.
Hera		This cowardly prince stole the wife of Menelaus.
Cerberus		This commander lead his brother Menelaus into battle during the Trojan War.
Menelaus		This six-headed behemoth is located near Charybdis.
Illiad		The female was the prize of the Trojan War.
Aphrodite		This goddess inspired men to battle and use their wisdom to overcome adversity.
Poseidon		This hero was known for his strength.
Helen		This hideous women, had snakes in the place of hair.
Athena		This warrior was only stopped by the weakness of his heel.
Charybdis		This is Homer's epic poem about the Trojan War.
Charon		This leader had his wife stolen from him.
Hermes		This hero used his own intelligence rather than relying on brawn.
Medusa		This wool has mystical powers.