Hephaestus (Vulcan)

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Jupiter and Juno are his Parents!

Juventas and mars are his brother and sister!

it means the god of empires...

Hephaestus is the Olympian god of fire, metalworking, stonemasonry and the art of sculpture.

Hephaestus raped her, but failed to ejaculate inside of her so his sperm hit the ground and from it rose a king of Athens or something lol

Hephaestus, also known as Vulcan in Roman mythology, was the lame God of fire and crafts and served as blacksmith to the gods. He made all of the weapons on Olympus and was worshiped in the industrial and manufacturing centers of Greece. He was the son of Hera and Zeus.

Hephaestus, or Ἥφαιστος, son of Zues and Hera, is the Greek god of fire and patron of metalworkers and stonemasons.

According to myth, Hepaestus was blacksmith and weapon-maker to gods that was cast from Olympus; and was the only exiled god allowed to return. He was also known for having a lame foot.

In ancient Roman mythology, he was named Vulcan.

Hephaestus was the Greek god of the forges- hence the blacksmith god.

Hypno's attributes included either a horn of sleep-inducing opium, a poppy-stem, a branch dripping water from the river Lethe (Forgetfulness), or an inverted torch.

i think it's the moon and the stars

Yes, because Zeus was king of the gods, and the father of Hephaestus.

He is God of Smithing! He needs a tong so he can pick up hot objects, like new swords or armor and the such.

You must be referring to the incident when Zeus had such a horrible headache that his son, Hephaestus, ran to his father's aid, splitting his skull open with a mighty blow. From that wound sprang the fully grown and armored Athena.

Running his smithy, making arms.

His legs got weak and he built robot-like machines out of metal to help him walk.

There wasn't a specific city that was favored by Hephaestus over others. Because of the nature of the deity, his gifts were really meant for all mankind, but he was viewed as being inferior, in many ways, to the other gods. Since there were smiths in most cities, there were temples or shrines to Hephaestus in most cities as well.

Hephaestus had both; his brother being Ares, his sisters being Hebe and Eileithyia; as well as many half siblings from his parents Hera and Zeus.

Haphaestus was the Greek blacksmith God. His 'special powers' were creating magical items from his forge.

Yes. He has a total of 5 siblings from his father. His mother Arelis Reynoso (Christian's mother) is also still living.

Achilles didn't NEED armor, of course, because he was invincible. However, to the Bronze Age Greeks, armor equaled identity. Your armor was much more than mere protection. It told the people around you who you were, who your family was, how rich in bronze they could afford to be. You'll notice, for example, that Diomedes has a boar's head on his shield, Ajax has the biggest shield of all the heroes, etc. (Even the gods wear armor, you'll notice.) So even if Achilles didn't need armor, he would have wanted it because your armor was a reflection of your identity as a Greek, a warrior, and a hero.

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For the same reason any other warrior needs an armor. Sacrificing a bit of his mobility and speed, gaining a bit of durability in combat.

He may have been inpregnable, that doesn't mean a thwack to the abdomen didn't hurt!

He had given his armor to his best friend Patroclus when he left battle. When the Trojans thought Patroclus was Achilles, he was killed.

Achilles was enraged and returned to battle. Achilles needed new armor. It was made by Hephaestus. The shield depicted life in peace and the horror of life in war.

Mars was also a son of Juno and Jupiter.

The Roman equivalent to Haephaestus (or Haephaistos) was Vulcan.

He was born lame. He was an ugly baby when he was born so his mother Hera threw him off mount Olympus in disgust.

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Crafting and inventing objects from the forge.