This event was recorded in a now-lost epic poem by Eumelus of Corinth.
This event was recorded in a now-lost epic poem by Eumelus of Corinth. One side in this conflict had their base at Mount Othrys, and the main leader of that side would later move on to rule the Isles of the Blessed. The beginning of it ended the peaceful Golden Age of man, and the leader of another side in this conflict was raised by the goat Amalthea and had his siblings (*) regurgitated due to a potion brewed by the goddess Metis. The Hekatonkheires assisted one side by throwing rocks at the opponents, and the Cyclopes provided lightning bolts for Zeus to use as weapons during this event. It ended with the imprisonment of Kronos and many of his brothers. For ten points, name this conflict between the Olympians and the children of Gaia and Uranus.
This event was recorded in a now-lost epic poem by Eumelus of Corinth.
{Titanomachy} (accept {war} between Olympians/gods and {Titans} or equivalents)