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'''Appeared In:''' [[1.42 - The Prize]] | '''Appeared In:''' [[1.42 - The Prize]] | ||
Name for [[Zeus]]' father Kronos (or '''Cronus''', depending on one's preferred spelling), this stone is an incredibly powerful artifact. Not only can it amplify a god's powers, but it can also give any half-god who wields it godlike powers themselves. [[Ares]] is shown to already possess two pieces of the stone, claiming it was no easy task to get them and, in fact, it took him 800 years just to acquire those two pieces. | Name for [[Zeus]]' father Kronos (or '''Cronus''', depending on one's preferred spelling), this stone is an incredibly powerful artifact that was used by Zeus himself to defeat the Titans. Not only can it amplify a god's powers, but it can also give any half-god who wields it godlike powers themselves. [[Ares]] is shown to already possess two pieces of the stone, claiming it was no easy task to get them and, in fact, it took him 800 years just to acquire those two pieces. | ||
[[Image:Kronos Stone 2.png|right|thumb|300px|Ares' Kronos Stone pieces, of which he is extremely protective]] | [[Image:Kronos Stone 2.png|right|thumb|300px|Ares' Kronos Stone pieces, of which he is extremely protective]] | ||
No gods can actually *use* the pieces of the stone unless they are freely and willingly given to them by a mortal. Thus, when a third piece is discovered to be one of the prizes at a talent contest held at [[Kora's Inn]], Ares decides to enter the contest so he can get his hands on it. To stop him from getting it, [[Hercules]] and [[Iolaus]] enter the contest as well. When it ends in a tie, Hercules grabs the stone when Ares isn't looking. It temporarily gives him the ability to shoot energy bolts. | No gods can actually *use* the pieces of the stone unless they are freely and willingly given to them by a mortal. Thus, when a third piece is discovered to be one of the prizes at a talent contest held at [[Kora's Inn]], Ares decides to enter the contest so he can get his hands on it. To stop him from getting it, [[Hercules]] and [[Iolaus]] enter the contest as well. When it ends in a tie, Hercules grabs the stone when Ares isn't looking. It temporarily gives him the ability to shoot energy bolts. To keep Ares from taking it, Hercules throws the stone as far into the distance as he can, causing it to presumably drop to the bottom of a lake. | ||
[[Image:Kronos Stone 3.png|right|thumb|300px|Hercules wielding the third piece]] | [[Image:Kronos Stone 3.png|right|thumb|300px|Hercules wielding the third piece]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:56, 25 November 2012
Appeared In: 1.42 - The Prize
Name for Zeus' father Kronos (or Cronus, depending on one's preferred spelling), this stone is an incredibly powerful artifact that was used by Zeus himself to defeat the Titans. Not only can it amplify a god's powers, but it can also give any half-god who wields it godlike powers themselves. Ares is shown to already possess two pieces of the stone, claiming it was no easy task to get them and, in fact, it took him 800 years just to acquire those two pieces.
No gods can actually *use* the pieces of the stone unless they are freely and willingly given to them by a mortal. Thus, when a third piece is discovered to be one of the prizes at a talent contest held at Kora's Inn, Ares decides to enter the contest so he can get his hands on it. To stop him from getting it, Hercules and Iolaus enter the contest as well. When it ends in a tie, Hercules grabs the stone when Ares isn't looking. It temporarily gives him the ability to shoot energy bolts. To keep Ares from taking it, Hercules throws the stone as far into the distance as he can, causing it to presumably drop to the bottom of a lake.
