He chooses to leave his tents, ignoring the advice of Calchas, resulting in an episode during which his son Eurysaces is hidden from him by (*)
This figure gives a speech in which he notes his opponent's fear of going off to war and cites his father's participation in the quest for the Golden Fleece, as well as his grandfather's position as a judge of the dead. On another occasion this man despairingly prays to Zeus that he "Kill us all in the light of day" following the death of one of his comrades, then helps guard the men carrying that comrade's stripped corpse out of battle. He chooses to leave his tents, ignoring the advice of Calchas, resulting in an episode during which his son Eurysaces is hidden from him by (*) Tecmessa. Nightfall cuts off this man's duel with one enemy, to whom he gives a girdle and who gives him the sword he later uses to kill himself. He joins Phoenix and Odysseus on an embassy to Achilles, and his downfall comes after he loses the competition for the armor of Achilles. For ten points, name this hero of the Trojan War, a very strong son of Telamon.
This figure gives a speech in which he notes his opponent's fear of going off to war and cites his father's participation in the quest for the Golden Fleece, as well as his grandfather's position as a judge of the dead.
Ajax the Great or Telamonian or son of Telamon or of Salamis [do NOT accept or prompt on Ajax the Lesser or Locrian or son of Oileus or of Locris]