Character Description | Character | % Correct |
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Prince of Troy. He steals Helen from her husband, sparking the Trojan War. | Paris | 92%
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Son of Priam and the greatest Trojan warrior. He is slain by Achilleus. | Hektor | 91%
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The face "that launched a thousand ships". Woman whose unfaithfulness starts the whole war. | Helen | 90%
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Queen of the gods. Wife of Zeus. Supported the Achaians. | Hera | 90%
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The best and strongest warrior among the Greeks. He argues with Agamemnon and sits out much of the action since he feels dishonored. | Achilleus | 86%
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The king and most powerful of the gods. | Zeus | 84%
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Goddess of wisdom and war. She supports the Achaians. | Athene | 83%
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The goddess of love. She gives Paris the love of the most beautiful woman in the world in exchange for his judgment of her as "The Fairest". Supports Troy. | Aphrodite | 81%
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God of the sea. Supports the Achaians. | Poseidon | 81%
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The son of Zeus and Hera. The violent god of war. | Ares | 78%
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The king of Mycenea. He is the leader of the Achaians (Greeks). | Agamemnon | 77%
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Son of Laertes and lord of Ithaka. The wisest and craftiest of the Greeks. | Odysseus | 77%
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Goddess of the hunt and wild animals. A good shot with a bow, she is also Apollo's twin sister. Supported Troy. | Artemis | 76%
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Close friend of Achilleus, he saves the Achaians from destruction but is killed by Hektor. | Patroklos | 75%
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The king of Troy and father of fifty sons. | Priam | 72%
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The king of Sparta. Married to Helen. | Menelaos | 67%
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Son of Zeus and the god of heralds and travelers. He guides Priam to the Achaian camp. | Hermes | 66%
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Son of Telamon. It is said that Achilleus is the only (Achaian) warrior better than he. He prefers to fight rather than talk and was courageous and good-hearted. | Aias (greater) | 63%
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Son of Zeus and Leto. He supports the Trojans and knocks Patroklos's armor off. | Apollo | 60%
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Hektor's wife. | Andromache | 58%
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The master craftsman of Olympus. He makes new armor for Achilleus. | Hephaestus | 49%
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Lady messenger of the gods. Also goddess of the rainbow. | Iris | 44%
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A sea goddess, divine mother of Achilleus. | Thetis | 43%
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Mortal woman captured by Greeks, given to Achilleus, and later taken by Agamemmnon. | Briseis | 39%
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Achilleus' father | Peleus | 39%
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Son of Tydeus and a great warrior. | Diomedes | 36%
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The leader of the Dardanians, a Trojan son of Anchises and the goddess, Aphrodite. | Aineias | 35%
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The king of Pylos, he tries to make peace between Achilles and Agamemnon. He also instructs the Greek warriors and tells long stories about his own exploits. | Nestor | 34%
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Wife of Priam and mother of Hektor. | Hecuba | 30%
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Warriors commanded by Achilleus. | Myrmidons | 26%
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Daughter of the priest of Apollo. Agememnon is eventually forced to give her back. | Chryseis | 24%
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Priest of Apollo. He asks Agamemnon for his daughter back, is rebuffed, and in response prays to Apollo who sends the plague on the Achaian camp. | Chryses | 22%
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Son of Hektor and Andromache. He is scared to see his father in his war helmet. | Astyanax | 21%
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Son of Zeus by a mortal named Laodameia, lord of the Lykians. On the side of Troy. | Sarpedon | 14%
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An old tutor of Achilleus who convinces him to return to battle. | Phoionix | 11%
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A Trojan scout who is caught and killed by Diomedes and Odysseus. | Dolon | 7%
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Son of Panthous and Phrontis, a commoner, and lieutenant and friend of Hector. | Poulydamas | 1%
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