The gods recruited Heracles because of a prophecy that the namesakes of this event, led by figures like Alcyoneus and Eurymedon, could only be killed with the help of a mortal.
A prophecy about this event was fulfilled when one participant was shot in both eyes by two different archers. It doesn't involve centaurs, but the depiction of this event on the east metopes of the Parthenon marked an increased trend toward depicting participants in this event with wild hair and beards. One namesake of this event was immortal in his homeland, so Heracles simply dragged him out of it. The gods recruited Heracles because of a prophecy that the namesakes of this event, led by figures like Alcyoneus and Eurymedon, could only be killed with the help of a mortal. For 10 points, name this oft-alluded to but rarely described event, in which the Olympians fought off the offspring of Gaia, who were a bunch of non-Titan but large opponents.
A prophecy about this event was fulfilled when one participant was shot in both eyes by two different archers.
the Gigantomachy [or Gigantomakhia; accept any equivalents that get across a war or fight with Giants or between Giants and the Olympians; also accept Gigantes, Gigas, Gegenees, or Gegeneis for "giants"] &lt;Golfinos&gt;