Let's see uh...Beowulf.
Galahad.
The actual Gilgamesh.
Does Dante from The Divine Comedy count?
Perseus.
Odysseus.
Achilles.
Scathatch, however you spell her name.
Susano-o, for some reason.
And Mordred is not a hero but villains a super interesting too.
edited 14th Jan '16 9:30:10 PM by Azure
PM box is Closed, Indefinitely Friend Code: 3368-4181-6850@Bcom: Yeah, Hector is a Family Man
although he was hardly spotless either
@Space: right right
yeah, I know what that sort of thing can be like
there's the really young interest, then something pulls you in from a different avenue later in life
like, that happened to me with Arthurian Legends, for one example
@Imca: It's cool, you don't have to apologise, it's just an idle question because I'm thinking about myths alot
due to
A) SMT plot I am GMing
and B) Trying to decide what to do for my really late birthday present
night trip
edited 14th Jan '16 9:44:21 PM by ThanatoSeraph
note I said SOMEWHAT decent. Greek heroes are flawed, and I get that, but it's hard to sympathize from a modern perspective because their flaws can seem so much....more. at least too me.
anyway hector was cool guy and I found him relatable as i was forced to read the story in highschool english classes
oh yes Hades, he was cool too
edited 14th Jan '16 9:49:13 PM by Bcom

my 10th grade teacher gave me a very laconic version of it so who even knows
actual favorite is probs jason since jason literally made the Greek A-Team