Trojans
* Aphrodite: She was the goddess of love, beauty, and pleasure. She favored the Trojans because she had a strong connection to Paris, who was given the power of beauty by her and who started the war by choosing Aphrodite over Hera and Athena.
* Apollo: He was the god of music, poetry, prophecy, healing, light, and plague. He favored the Trojans because of his connection to Artemis, who was also on their side.
* Artemis: She was the goddess of the hunt, wilderness, and the moon. She favored the Trojans because she was a strong defender of animals, and she was angered by the Greeks' massacre of the Trojan men and boys.
* Ares: He was the god of war, violence, and bloodshed. He favored the Trojans because he enjoyed the chaos and bloodshed of war.
* Hephaestus: He was the god of fire, metalworking, and the forge. He favored the Trojans because he was married to Aphrodite, who was also on their side.
* Zeus: While Zeus was often described as impartial in the Trojan War, he ultimately sided with the Trojans because he was bound by his oath to protect Paris. He also felt pressured by Hera, who was on the side of the Greeks, to be fair.
Greeks
* Athena: She was the goddess of wisdom, courage, warfare, and crafts. She favored the Greeks because she was angry at Paris for choosing Aphrodite over her in the "Judgement of Paris". She also believed the Greeks were the more just side in the conflict.
* Hera: She was the queen of the gods, and the goddess of marriage, women, and childbirth. She favored the Greeks because she was furious at Paris for choosing Aphrodite over her in the "Judgement of Paris."
* Poseidon: He was the god of the sea, earthquakes, and horses. He favored the Greeks because he was angry at the Trojans for disrespecting him by building their city on land that had been given to him by Zeus.
* Hermes: He was the god of messengers, travel, thieves, and merchants. He was often neutral in the war, but his skill as a messenger meant he sometimes served both sides, delivering messages and carrying out tasks.
Important Note: The gods' involvement in the Trojan War was complex and often contradictory. Some gods were involved in the conflict directly, while others used their influence indirectly. The relationships between the gods were also complex, and their allegiances often shifted depending on the circumstances.
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