1. Hephaestus
Tyler Johnson
Porter 3A

2. Birth Mother was Hera Father was Zeus Brother was Ares
Birth place was Mt. Olympus

3. God of What?
God of blacksmithing
Forge
Fire/Valcano
Metal-making

4. Bio
When he was born he was thrown off Mount Olympus by Hera in disgusted how ugly Hephaestus was. (Only God considered “lame” and ugly)

5. Bio
He is taken from the sea and is brought to Island of Lemnos and is treated like a normal god, mainly by the Athens.

6. Bio
He did not believe that his mother loved him so Hephaestus made a magic throne to gain revenge for his rejection by Hera and Zeus, which was presented to Hera on Mount Olympus. When Hera sat on the throne, it trapped her, making her a prisoner. The gods on Mount Olympus pleaded Hephaestus to return to their heavenly domain, as to release Hera, but he refused.

7. Bio
Hephaestus released Hera after being given the beautiful Aphrodite as his bride.
But Hephaestus saw Aphrodite cheating on him with Ares.
They got divorced and he married to Cassandra and Calina

8. What did he create? Hera's fettered throne Zeus' thunderbolts
Poseidon's trident
Olympians' homes12 golden Olympian thrones
The bows of Artemis and Apollo
Athena's spear
Aphrodite's golden girdle
Apollo's chariot
Hades' cap of invisibility
Demeter's sickle

9. What did he create cont. Achilles' shield (Iliad 18:514-660)
Agamemnon's scepter
Pandora's wreath
Heracles' golden breastplate
Harmonia's necklace
Oenopian's underground house
20 stools or tripods that move of their own accord to and from the feasts on Mount Olympus (Iliad,18.372)

10. What did he create cont.
Handmaidens of gold to help him with his work, and live inside volcanoes (Iliad, Medusa, carried by Perseus )
Jewelry, buckles, clasps etc. for Themis and Eurynome
Unbreakable locks of the Olympian's homes
The gods armor in preparation for their war with the Titans
The invisible net that trapped Ares and Aphrodite making love
Mechanical marvels and beautiful love art for Aphrodite
Zeus' scepter, passed on to Hermes, then Pelops, then Atreus, then Thyestes, then Agamemnon
The bronze golem Talos which guarded Argos until slain by Medea
Brazen castanets, which Athena gave to Heracles for driving  the Stymphalian Birds from the wood
Brazen-footed bulls which puffed fire from their mouths (for King Aeetes)
A bed of gold,  which carries Helius, the Sun god as he sleeps
The Aegis, the shield emblazoned with the head of Medusa

11. THE END After all the commotion in his life ended he began working
He was blacksmithing in peace for anyone and everyone

12. Credit for creation list