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The Prince of Troy has to judge the beauty of the Gods. In the aftermath of this, he abducts Helen of Sparta taking her for a wife.
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Once Menalus discovers that his wife his gone he declares war against the Kingdon of Troy. He is able to round together all the Greek Heroes against Troy.
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For the majority of the war, the Greeks spend time-fighting Troy's allies and winning the favor of the gods. When they finally arrive at Troy they find themselves at a stalemate.
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Many of the Greek Heroes are unwilling to fight. Both Odysseus and Achilles both try to avoid going to war, but their efforts are unawarded.
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After earning the scorn of the Gods Apollo sends a plague. Over a period of 10 days, many Greek soldiers were killed.
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In order to try and bring a quick end to the war, it was agreed that Paris and Menacles should duel. The duel was unfinished as the Gods started to get involved.
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As the fighting intensifies God's draw battle lines. While different gods are helping both sides it is eventually the Greeks that are forced to retreat.
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In the heat of the battle, the Trojan hero Hector is killed by Achilles who draged him behind his chariot. Achilles is then shot with an arrow in his heel, which is the only spot that could kill him.
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From a vision of wisdom gifted by Athena, Odysseus creates a wooden horse than can hold soldiers inside. They use this to get past the walls of Troy.
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After the Trojans take the wooden horse inside, the Greeks come out slaughtering the inhabitants of Troy. Menacules takes Paris back as his wife, ending the long bloody conflict.
