His palace was on Lemnos, where he landed after he was struck from Olympus.
In the Iliad, Homer wrote that this god's wife was the youngest Grace, Aglaea [ah-GLAY-uh], after his divorce. During the Trojan War, this god fought the river-god Scamander [SKAH-man-der]. He once arrived to Olympus on the back of a mule after Dionysus [die-oh-NIE-sus] got him drunk. This god is credited with designing the sandal of Hermes and the aegis of Athena. His palace was on Lemnos, where he landed after he was struck from Olympus. That fall made him a cripple, and he was often cheated on by his beautiful wife Aphrodite. Name this Greek god of smithing, volcanoes, and fire.
In the Iliad, Homer wrote that this god's wife was the youngest Grace,
Hephaestus (accept Vulcan until "Greek")