Which mythological figure's marketing strategy most closely resembles modern 'limited edition' product drops that create artificial scarcity and drive demand?

Throughout history, mythological figures have demonstrated remarkable 'marketing' prowess by creating lasting brand identities that have endured for millennia. Their stories spread across continents without modern technology, creating recognizable 'products' with devoted followers. Today's retail marketers could learn from these ancient brand architects who mastered storytelling, symbolism, and emotional connection long before modern marketing existed. Test your knowledge about these mythological marketing phenomena and how their techniques parallel modern retail strategies.

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Hermes, who created exclusive winged sandals that only gods could access, generating divine FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)
Tantalus, who offered a feast that was constantly visible but always just out of reach, creating perpetual desire through intentional scarcity
Odin, who sacrificed his eye for wisdom, demonstrating the 'premium pricing' concept that valuable items require significant sacrifice
Amaterasu, who retreated into a cave creating darkness, then reappeared to widespread celebration - an early form of product relaunch