Achilles — Greatest of Warriors

His mother dipped him in the River Styx to make him invulnerable, holding him by the heel. He chose a short glorious life over a long forgotten one. He killed Hector beneath the walls of Troy and dragged his body in the dust for twelve days. He was the greatest warrior who ever lived — and he spent a week crying in his tent because someone insulted him. Achilles was not a legend because he was perfect. He was a legend because he was the most human of heroes: brilliant, wrathful, tender, and doomed.

These signs carry the armor of Hephaestus, the shield of the cosmos, and the heel that brought the world's greatest warrior down.