Age -- 18
Homeland -- Corinth
Occupation -- prince and equestrian

Special attack -- leaps into combat against myth units

The son of a king of Corinth, a city noted for horses, Bellerophon was trained from youth to be the great horseman of his age. At the age of sixteen, he set out for adventure, but a jealous rival tricked him into the dangerous quest of killing the Chimera. This fire-breathing beast was terrorizing the countryside of Lycia carrying off people and livestock. Consulting a local wise man, he was instructed to pray to Athena. In a dream, the goddess told Bellerophon of a golden bridle that could be used to catch the Pegasus. When he awoke he had the bridal, with which he caught the Pegasus drinking at a forest well. He was able to control the beast thanks to the bridal and his equestrian skill. Together they flew to the Chimera’s cliff ledge. There he shot arrows into the beast and lodged a lump of lead in its throat. The Chimera’s fiery breath melted the lead, choking it to death. 

After other adventures, a princess of Lycia married him willingly and he eventually became king. His thirst for adventure returned, however, and then he mistakenly attempted to reach Olympus on Pegasus. An angry Zeus sent a fly to bite Pegasus and Bellerophon was thrown off. Though Athena spared him by having him fall onto soft ground, he wandered alone for the rest of his life, searching for Pegasus, and died a lame beggar.