Percy Jackson - Deities 2

2. The Titan often associated with heavenly light and the sun before Helios rose to prominence.
3. The youngest Titan became king after overthrowing his own father.
4. Even victorious armies often paid a price for this god's favor.
5. This primordial father was overthrown by one of his own Titan children.
8. She willingly surrendered her throne to keep peace among the gods.
9. Queen for part of the year and daughter for the rest.
10. Born fully armed, this goddess values wisdom over brute strength.
11. A drachma and a rainbow are all that's needed to contact this goddess.
12. The youngest son of Kronos eventually became king of the gods.
14. This goddess can start more trouble with a glance than Ares can with a sword.
17. Ancient Greeks believed every river ultimately flowed from this Titan's domain.
18. Marriage and family fall under the protection of this Olympian queen.
20. Many of Olympus's greatest inventions began in this god's forge.
22. Although often mistaken for evil, this god simply rules a kingdom no living hero wishes to visit.
23. Instead of holding up the Earth, this Titan bears something much larger.
24. Sailors often prayed to this god before beginning a voyage.

1. As punishment, this god spends a century supervising young demigods.
2. Travelers, thieves, and messengers all look to this wing-footed Olympian.
4. The moon often serves as a symbol of this huntress goddess.
6. Mother of the Olympians and architect of their survival.
7. The Earth itself was personified as this primordial being.
9. The wild places of the world were sacred to this fading god.
13. Long before becoming a winged matchmaker, this primordial force represented creation itself.
15. His name means "forethought," a skill that often separated him from his fellow Titans.
16. Farmers depend on the blessings of this goddess each harvest season.
19. The first state of existence, before the world had shape or order.
21. Even the Titans feared being imprisoned in this place.