Zeus, Athena, Apollo, Hermes — the oracle answers with a riddle, and Hermes leads you there and back.
King of gods and men, lord of Olympus, guardian of oaths and punisher of oath-breakers.
Born in full armor from the head of Zeus. Gives mortals wise counsel and leads them to victory.
Messenger, thief, and guide — he'll show you the way around Gurus.
The voice of the Delphic oracle. The far-shooting god, whose arrows bring truth and plague.
Love, desire, and their power over gods and mortals.
The kingdom of the dead, the wealth of the depths, and honesty without mercy.
The fury of battle — and why the gods disliked him.
Goddess of the hunt and the wild, who roams the mountains with bow and pack of hounds.
The mother who searched the whole world for her daughter, and the price of separation.
God of wine, madness and sacred ecstasy. Breaks chains and frees you from yourself.
The most ancient of gods in Hesiod and a boy with a bow in the poets.
The lame craftsman cast down from Olympus — and his work.
Torches at the fork of three roads and the secret knowledge of the night.
Sees everything from his chariot — and knows what he was not told.
Guardian of marriage and the sovereign wife of Zeus; her wrath is a storm, her fidelity is law.
The quiet fire of a home that needs no feats.
The measure that cannot be overstepped, and the punishment for hubris.
Wild forest, panpipes and sudden fear — panic.
Half the year below, half the year in the light — and both halves are hers.
The sea, wrath, and a stubbornness that never subsides.
Brought fire to mankind and paid with his liver on a rock.