Ah, a very good, a very interesting question. The way Homer presents the action, the Greek gods are universal, they are worshipped by Greek and Trojan alike. Some of the gods were pro Greek and others were pro Trojan. Ultimately they were constrained in the degree to which they could help their side by Zeuss who was all powerful and thus had to consent to whatever they might do. Ultinately it was Zeuss' will that Troy should fall and the Trojan supporters could do nothing about that except save as many Trojans as they could and then harry the Greeks afterward.
Athena helping the Greeks win the war by telling them to build the 'Trojan Horse'.
Pallas Athena
This question has no answer the Trojan was not a god it was a trap and Romans and Greeks were both for gods.
The gods did take sides in the Trojan War. The Olympian Gods took the following sides: -Athena- Greek -Hera- Greek -Hephaestus- Greek -Poseidon- Greek -Zeus- Neutral -Aphrodite- Trojan -Apollo- Trojan -Ares- Trojan -Artemis- Trojan -Hermes- Trojan -Hades- Neutral they split themselves. some on troy others greek Actually Hermes sided with the greeks. In the Odyssey, he helps Odysseus on his journey.There are only 11 gods here
He was a courageous and fearless warrior, strong and capable, who received no help from the gods in any any of his battles, yet survived the Trojan war unharmed.
Ganymede.
Greek gods
The gods always took part in human enterprises. Aphrodite's son was a Trojan, so she sided with them. Athena sided with the Greeks.
By saying that the Trojan horse was an offering to the gods
The gods were mad becaue a girl was killed in a temple of gods, after it was requested that she lived.
Most of the Greek gods were more or less engaged in the Trojan war, for or against the Trojans.
the king of all gods