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Revision as of 22:43, 22 August 2015
Pallas the Titan god of warcraft
Pallas (Gr: Παλλας) was the Titan of warcraft and the Greek campaign season of late spring and early summer.
Parents
- Krios (Father)
- Eurybia (Mother)
Spouse & Lovers
Styx (Wife)
Children
Zelos (Son)
Bia (Daughter)
Nike (Daughter)
Kratos (Son)
Siblings
Myths
During the Titanomachy, Pallas sided with the Titans while his wife Styx (Goddess) and children sided with the Olympians.
Trivia
- Pallas comes from the Greek word pallo meaning, to brandish (a spear).
- One of the Gigantes is also named Pallas
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| Second Generation : | • Potamoi • Lelantos • Astraios • Pallas • Perses • Atlas • Prometheus • Epimetheus • Menoitios • Helios | |
| Related Articles : | Titanomachy • Olympians • Gigantes • Demigods | |