One figure of this name was thrown out of a tower by his grandfather Sekkoros, but had his fall broken by an eagle.
One figure of this name was thrown out of a tower by his grandfather Sekkoros, but had his fall broken by an eagle. This hero kills a few stone giants, but is forced to cut down 300 trees afterward in order to cross the Waters of Death. This hero walks on the Road of the Sun through Mount Mashu before meeting Siduri, who directs him to a ferryman named Urshanabi. The temple prostitute Shamhat seduces his best friend, the wild man Enkidu. For 10 points, name this "two-thirds god, one third man," a king of Uruk with a namesake Epic.
One figure of this name was thrown out of a tower by his grandfather Sekkoros, but had his fall broken by an eagle.
{Gilgamesh}