greek mythology

Half-woman, half-bird, the Harpies are the storm winds given form—filthy, shrieking creatures who steal food, carry away souls, and punish those who have angered the gods with their foul presence and relentless torment.

With voices sweeter than honey and songs that promise everything your heart desires, the Sirens call from their rocky island—and every sailor who hears them steers toward death, unable to resist their fatal melody.

Part lion, part goat, part serpent—the Chimera is an impossible fusion of beasts that breathes fire and terrorizes kingdoms. Only a hero riding a flying horse could hope to defeat this three-headed nightmare.

Born from forbidden desire and divine punishment, the Minotaur prowls the labyrinth beneath Crete—a tragic monster who devours the tributes sent to feed his endless hunger, until a hero dares to enter the maze.

With the body of a lion, wings of an eagle, and the face of a woman, the Sphinx guards the road to Thebes. Answer her riddle, and you may pass. Fail, and you become her meal.

At the gates of the underworld, where the living dare not tread, stands Cerberus—a beast of three heads, fangs like daggers, and loyalty that cannot be broken. Cross him, and you'll never leave.

Across lands and eras, fiery beings emerge from myth and lore—gods, creatures, and forces said to shape and scorch the world around them.

The Phoenix, a legendary bird of fire, symbolizes renewal and resilience, inspiring myths across cultures from ancient Egypt to Greece and beyond.

At the gates of the underworld, where no soul returns, stands Cerberus—the three-headed hound of Hades. Its eyes burn like embers, its fangs drip with venom, and its growl echoes through the land of the dead. No mortal may cross unchallenged, and no soul may escape its unyielding watch.

Deep within her stone-cursed lair, Medusa waits. Her gaze is death, her serpents whispering in the dark. Those who enter do not return—at least, not as they once were

Learn strategies to outwit the Minotaur, inspired by Theseus’s cunning, ancient myths, and timeless lessons of courage and clever planning.

The Pegasus, majestic and untamed, soars between realms, a celestial being of myth, strength, and the gods' blessing.

The Hydra, a monstrous serpent of legend, is spoken of in fearful whispers—deadly, relentless, and said to be nearly impossible to kill.