Nike (mythology) Puns

Yeah. He was the Centaur for Disease Control

Dr. Zeus

You could say it was my Achilles's Elbow.

Здравствуйте. У меня есть вопрос к присутствующим.

Я не первый год изучаю ирландскую культуру и мифологию, считаю ее красивой и интересной, во многом она похожа на славянскую - и вот возник вопрос: а сохранились ли у вас сейчас традиции связанные с ней?.. Может быть, какие-то приметы или праздники, которые люди осуществляют и сейчас?

Хотелось бы об этом услышать от самих ирландцев.

Hello. I have a question for those present.

I have been studying Irish culture and mythology for many years, I consider it beautiful and interesting, in many ways it is similar to Slavic - and the question arose: do you still have traditions associated with it? .. Maybe some signs or holidays that people carry out now?

I would like to hear about it from the Irish themselves.

This was all done by my friend and it all makes sense in a way.

Basically cypher in game has a voiceline stating "I am Prometheus and you are just a god" a little bit of background knowledge Prometheus was a titan who sided with the gods in titanomachia because he can see glimpses of the future. This looks to be a fun little detail because Cyphers ultimate helps predict the future movements of the enemy.We can also take prometheus bringing fire to the humans as a symbol of cypher bringing knowledge about the enemies to his team. But if we pry deeper we see him talk to the radiants as they are gods. We can take this as the radiants being gods and the agents who rely on radiant tech to be titans. We can use this to correlate each agent to a god or titan. Also Cypher being prometheus also makes sense to why he dies every cinematic. He has to live in suffering just like Prometheus with his liver being torn out. This may also go past greek mythology and spread to different mythologies as well.

Right now the agents I think that are correlated to gods and titans are:

Cypher-Prometheus, due to his voiceline, him dying all the time, and giving information to his team

Omen-Hades, Omen has been strongly associated to with death and darkness with his abilities. His ult also lets him teleport, but he is in a shadow-like form. His blind and smokes create darkness and his teleport unravels him like shadows and re assembles him from the shadows again. He also has this voiceline to sage, "Sage the life you give do you ever wonder where it is taken from?" This shows that omen may have seen the realm of death and the dead souls just like hades who rules the underworld.

Skye-Demeter, Due to skyes power being with nature just like demeter. Demeter can also be cruel during the winter and Kay/o tells us that he has seen the future where skye grows and just like demeter skye may become even more deadly.

Sova-Artemis- This is an interesting one because Artemis is a half titan born from Leto and Zeus, Sova has been related to the hunt such as him stating, "I am the hunter" Artemis also being the goddess of the hunt. Sova also has radianite in him with his eye which gives him the "half god" aspect and uses radiante tech giving the "half titan" aspect. Sova also uses a bow the preferred weapon of artemis.

Brimstone-Atlas- This is mainly because of the ways brimstone is depicted in the die for you video, he is shown holding a sphere of something on his back. Atlas being cur

Both are fully powered and have no allies to help them

R1. Zeus vs Cthulhu from Cthulhu Mythos R2. Zeus vs Cthulhu from HP Lovecraft

And in fairness I will give Bayek a pass since he creates the Hidden Ones.

I think that Assassin's Creed should focus on the Brotherhood much more, getting contracts and what it's like to actually be a part of the Brotherhood. With the current characters they are not assassins, they are just woven into the conflict.

Even with all the issues, I think Unity probably gives the best look at what the Brotherhood is like, and I'd love to see more of that.

Maybe in AC Infinity they will focus less on ISU Artifacts and more on the general conflict with the Order of the Ancients, maybe even go back to the founding of the Order.

I'm always so sad to hear that Irish folklore/mythology isn't really taught/talked about commonly in Ireland besides children's books and whatnot. I'm a huge mythology nerd and I've honestly found Irish folklore absolutely fascinating! It's dark, complex, and just captivating. There are so many cool gods and figures and the stories are epic! Honestly, after living here for a while and actually being able to see the amazing landscape/environment in person, it's no wonder that the ancient peoples were so inspired.

I know that most countries are usually kind of out of touch with their native mythology/folklore but I feel like Ireland has something really special that deserves so much more hype.

EDIT: @shanebtops has shared an AMAZING list of reliable and accurate resources in the comments, please check it out if you'd like to read more on the subject :)

To clarify: A lot of ancient European and Mediterranean religions are taught like they had a consistent pantheon, in terms of the gods involved, their relations with one another, and their history. Zeus is the god of thunder, slayer of Kronos, brother-husband of Hera, and father of Heracles. Frigg is the wife of Odin and mother of Baldur. Horus is the falcon-headed son of Osiris and Isis, and the slayer of Set.

However, I know that in the case of many Near Eastern religions, there was never really a unified mythology, and was instead a loose collection of city cults with varying degrees of syncretism with one another. Was this ever the case too with European religions? Were there swathes of ancient Greece who had no clue who the hell the Titans were, or that Zeus and Ares were related? Did the priests of Set have a narrative for their god sans duel with Horus?

If that is the case, then when did the modern codifications develop? Was it done by outside historians compiling all the myths? One state imposing its rule (and subsequently their own interpretation of religion) upon the rest of the people? Modern historians trying to codify a confusing subject?

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Looking for fiction / fantasy. Ideally Irish folklore but it's fine if Scottish or other Gaelic lore is there.

Essentially, just like I learned a lot about Greek mythology through Circe / Song of Achilles / Ariadne, I'd love to learn about Irish or Celtic lore. (:

I don't mind the length or year of publishing, anything that's good would do.

Yup, just a Loki day.

I'm reading Gaiman's Norse mythology and I notice an interesting parallel between the Greek and the Norse. In both the Titans or Giants come first, and then later the Gods (Olympians and Aesir) are descended from them.

In the Norse Odin is the son of Bor, who is the son of Buri. I'm not sure if Buri is a giant but the wives of both Bor and Buri were giants

In the Greek, Zeus is the son of Cronos who is definitely a Titan

Are there any other mythologies with this parallel? What would be the significance of having Gods descend from these other divine beings who are clearly distinct from them?

There were hints of this type of DLC being released since earlier this year. Even a trailer from earlier in the year ended with a hint of what was to come and the setting looked like something from Ragnorok.

So why is this sub specifically acting surprised all of a sudden? There was no hints of anything else but a Ragnorok DLC and now that it is officially announced, this sub wants to act all bitter. Furthermore, this is just par for the course for Ubisoft since 2018 when Curse of the Pharaohs released for Origins and then in 2019 with the Fate of Atlantis DLC. This has always been unofficially seen as the "mythology trilogy" so it was basically given that Valhalla would also recieve some sort of mythology DLC which it now has. And yet people here still want to act like they [you] have been living under a rock since 2017 when Ubisoft did a soft reboot to the franchise which has since then been highly successful.

At this point I just need to accept the fact that this sub is nothing but a bunch of bitter people who is unwilling to just accept that the old AC is not coming back and that Ubisoft is going in another direction. I just find it funny how we all knew this was coming based on 2 factors (1) Both Origins and Odyssey had similar DLC and (2) Ragnorok DLC was hinted at earlier this year.

So go ahead and cast your downvotes cause I know how this sub operates.

If a Hindu Mythology based plane was to be released, what would the rating on the Rabiah Scale for such a thing be beforehand?

These two are from different religions, but they fight each other. Which one would win the bloodlusted fight till the death? Is Satan more powerful than Hades, or is Hades more powerful than Satan? Let's use the feats that the Bible gave us with Satan, and use the feats that Greek Mythology gave us for Hades.

Bonus: Spawn (Image Comics) VS. Hades (Greek Mythology) who would win this?