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amamaterial · 1 year
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aodhan-art · 1 year
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Celtober 2023 Day 2: Feast
Aengus was with the attendants arranging and giving orders, and every kind of drink and delicacy was given out correctly so that the company were cheerful and gay.
Altram Tige Dá Medar
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teatitty · 3 years
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Fuck it here’s some Manannan lore to curb my fury at this pseudo servant bullshit so! 
Manannan is, of course, one of the most well-known and popular Irish Deities, chiefly known as being a great Merchant, Sailor and a God of the Sea (and occasionally described as a Fomorian). He owned swine that could be resurrected when killed, and those who ate of their flesh would be granted immortality
The Isle of Man was the throne of Manannan, his stronghold was on the top of Barrule, and he held his court from Manannan's Chair at Cronk y Voddy
In Irish mythology, Manannan was killed in battle by Uillenn Faebarderg in the battle of Magh Cuilenn and is said to be buried in the Tonn Banks, off the coast of Donegall. Many shipwrecks have occured there and the spirit of Manannan is supposed to ride on the storm. The Tonns form one part of a triad known as "The Three Waves of Erin"
He’s associated with Alder, Hawthorn, Ragwort, Burdock, The Crane, Horses, Pigs, Salmon, the Triskelion and The Triton
On Misummer Eve, the Manx would bring a tribute of rushes to South Barrule for him!
He is further identified with several trickster figures: the Gilla Decair and the Bodach an Chóta Lachtna ("the churl in the drab coat"). Manannán is given several names, bynames, epithets and surnames. His name is spelt Manandán in Old Irish, Manannán in modern Irish and Scottish Gaelic, and Mannan in Manx Gaelic. Some of the names equated with Manannan include: Oirbsiu or Oirbsen, Duartaine O'Duartaine, Cathal O'Cein (Cathal is derived from battle and means "great warrior"), Gilla de ("Boyservant") and Gilla Decair ("Troublesome boyservant") 
His most common epithets reinforce his connection with war and the sea:
Mac Lir, which means "son of the sea" or "son of Lir/Lyr”
Mac Alloit or Mac Alloid, which means "son of the soil or land" (effectively making him a son of sea and land)
chief of your [Tuatha De] kings
senior of your [Tuatha De] hosts
lord of champions
shining light of your batallions
tutor in valor, in feats of arms, in magic
foster son of the Dagda
the great and mighty
There are a shitton of places named after him all over Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man. In Ireland, most of them are on the coast or contain water features. They include Mannin Lake (Loch Mhanainn) in County Mayo, Mannin Bay (Cuan Mhanainn) in County Galway, Mannin Island (Manainn) in County Cork, Cashelmanannan (Caiseal Mhanannáin, "Manannán's ringfort") and Sheevannan (Sí Mhanannáin, "Manannán's fairy mound") in County Roscommon and then Derrymannin (Doire Mhanainn, "Manann's oak") in County Mayo, and Carrickmannan (Carraig Mhanainn, "Manann's rock") in County Down. 
Also in Ireland, Lough Corrib takes its name from Manannán's alternate name Oirbsiu or Oirbsen. The placenames Clackmannan (Clach Mhanainn) and Slamannan (Sliabh Mhanainn) in Scotland may also refer to Manann
He appears in all four cycles of Irish Myth, most famously in the tale of Fand and Cu Chulainn’s affair. Some of these tales include:
In the Ulster Cycle: Tochmarc Étaíne ("The Wooing of Étaín"), Serglige Con Culainn ("The Wasting Sickness of Cúchulainn"), Tochmarc Luaine "The Wooing of Luan"
In the Cycles of the Kings: Immram Brain maic Febail ("The Voyage of Bran son of Febal)", Echtra Cormaic maic Airt ("The Adventure of Cormac mac Airt"), Compert Mongáin ("The Birth of Mongán")
In the Mythological Cycle: Lebor Gabála Érenn ("The Book of Invasions"), First Recension, Altram Tige Dá Medar ("The Nourishment of the Houses of Two Milk-Vessels")
other Old Irish texts: Sanas Cormaic ("Cormac's Glossary"), The Voyage of Bran, Compert Mongáin, His Three Calls to Cormac ("Cormac's Adventure in the Land of Promise")
Manannán was associated with a "cauldron of regeneration". This is seen in the tale of Cormac mac Airt! Here, he appeared at Cormac's ramparts in the guise of a warrior who told him he came from a land where old age, sickness, death, decay, and falsehood were unknown (Tír na nÓg) ).
He is lord and guardian of the Blessed Isles, Mag Mell, and Emhain Abhlach, the Isle of Apple Trees, where the magical silver apple branch is found. When he visits the land of the living, his movement is compared to the wind, a hawk or swallow, and sometimes takes the form of a thundering wheel rolling across the landscape
Manannan had a crapton of magical artifacts; he gave Cormac mac Airt his goblet of truth; he had a ship that didn’t need sails nor oars named "Wave Sweeper" (Scuabtuinne); he owned a cloak of mists that granted him invisibility (Féth Fíada, which also changed into every colour you could think of and when Manannan was angry would produce a thunderous clap when flapped), a flaming helmet, and a sword named Fragarach ("Answerer" or "Retaliator") that could slice through any armour and upon command when pointed at a target could make that target answer any question truthfully. He also owned a horse called "Enbarr of the Flowing Mane" which could travel over water as easily as land. Some sources say that, to Manannán, the sea itself was like a flowery plain
Mannanán bestowed upon the warriors of the Tuatha Dé the Féth fíada, Fleadh Goibhneann (the Feast of Goibniu), and Mucca Mhannanain (Mannanán's swine) whose regenerating flesh provided food for feasting by the gods, similar to Odin's boar Sæhrímnir in Scandinavian myth. He also owned a speckled cow that he and Aengus retrieved from India (some sources say it was Greece) along with a dun cow, two golden goblets (Grails), and two spancels of silk 
In "The Fosterage of the House of the Two Pails”, Eithne refuses to eat or drink anything from the houses of Mannanán and Aengus except for the honey-flavored, intoxicating milk from the Speckled and Dun Cows
In the Dinsenchas, Manannán is also described as the father of Ibel, after whose death Manannán cast draughts of grief from his heart that became Loch Ruidi, Loch Cuan, and Loch Dacaech
You can find an early Manx poem about Manannan titled Manannan-beg-mac-y-Lheirr, "little Manannan, son of the Sea". The tale "Manannan at Play" features the god as a clown and beggar who turns out to be a harper. Manannán (here in his trickster guise of the Bodach), plays a number of pranks, some of which result in serious trouble; by the end of the tale, he compensates for the pranks that got him in trouble
Some folklore that he appears in include “O’Donnell’s Kern” where he appears as a kern or serving man at the courts of various historical persons from 16th Century Ireland. As a kern, he is repeatedly described as wearing thinly striped clothing and leather brogues (shoes) soaking with water, having ears and half his sword protruding from his mantle, and carrying three scorched holly javelins (elsewhere described as a single javelin) in his right hand. In this guise, he again appears as a trickster, walking into his hosts' homes uninvited and undetected by the guardsmen
I’ve spoken of this next tale plenty of times so I won’t go into full details but he is a chief figure in the Fenian “The Pursuit of the Gilla Decair and His Horse.” Two other tales would be “O’Neill’s Horse Race” and “Giant” where he, as Orbsen, is said to be a giant who fought another giant named Uillin on a spot marked by a standing stone in Moycullen
In Book of Fermoy, a manuscript of the 14th - 15th century, Manannan is described as “a pagan and lawgiver among the Tuatha Dé Danann, and a necromancer possessed of power to envelope himself and others in a mist, so that they could not be seen by their enemies.” He was such a magnificent Sailor among the European continent that it was said he could predict the weather simply by looking at the stars
(For some extra lore: Fand, his beautiful wife, started her life as a sea bird and was herself a deity of the sea but was later reduced to a simple Fae Queen)
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avicebro · 7 years
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How to make someone hate a fate character:
make them look like a knock off Gilgamesh
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orangerosebush · 3 years
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Irish mythology and AF
The most obvious reference to Irish mythology in the Artemis Fowl series is the inclusion of the fae folk — the People.
In Irish mythology, the godlike Dé Danann (the gods of the Irish pantheon) are vanquished by the human armies of Ireland. The Dé Danann end up fleeing to live underground in fairy mounds, and it is there that they morph into the Aos Sidhe, a new form of existence in which they have gone from being gods to being fairies. Similarly, the People were far more powerful when they lived above ground before the war (e.g. the power level of Qwan as opposed to the power level of modern warlocks in Haven) and now have been driven to live below the Earth in Haven.
The next characteristic of Irish mythology that pops up is the power of invisibility. In Irish mythology, the Dé Danann were said to be able to summon the Féth Fíada. Féth denotes mist whereas Fíada translates to knower/lord/master, essentially meaning that this is a magical mist that allows the Dé Danann to cloak themselves from mortal presence. This mirrors the People’s ability to shield themselves from the mortal eye.
Finally, the time stop is the most easy-to-discern influence from Irish mythology on the People’s abilities. In an old Irish anecdote entitled, “The Taking of the Otherworld Mound”, the story follows the Dé Danann man, Oengus/Mac Óc, as he attempts to find a fairy mound for himself in the final days of the rivalry between the Dé Danann and the humans.
The Dagda, the king of the Dé Danann, tells him that there are no more fairy mounds available, and Oengus pleads with him to allow him to stay in the Dagda’s mound for just one day and night. The Dagda agrees, but when he returns during the next day, Oengus bars the door and slyly tells him, “that the whole world is day and night, and that is what has been granted me [in this fairy mound]".
By interpreting a day and night to mean all eternity (as day and night make up all of time), Oengus tricked the Dagda into giving up his fairy mound, forcing the other to roam the Earth for all eternity (side note: the Dagda was Oengus’ father so… the holidays might be a bit awkward).
In John Carey’s essay on this tale and the role of thaumaturgy, or time magic, in Irish mythology, Carey writes:
“[There are other versions of this tale, and] the differences between the... versions are significant, but a basic theme is common to them all: that Oengus won the [fairy mound] from its former owner through the power of the word, whether by verbal dexterity or magic... Furthermore, the speeches through which Oengus gains his triumph all have to do with the manipulation of time: in the Old Irish tales, he tricks the incumbent into granting in perpetuity what he thinks he has only yielded for twenty-four hours; in Altram Tighe Da Mheadar, he places Elcmar under an enchantment which will last until the end of time (the fusion of moon and sun). Similar formulae occur elsewhere in the literature, indicating that the underlying concepts had a broader significance in the tradition.”
In short, a common theme in Irish mythology is the manipulation of time, which is similar to the time stop in the first book of Artemis Fowl. We also can see parallel through the inclusion of elements such as wordplay (e.g. the series is full of puns, Artemis bests the People through exploiting the loophole in their own Book via a technicality of language, and the importance of the orders given by a human to a fairy once the fairy has been given permission to enter a dwelling).
All in all, there are a few connects to Irish mythology that I am aware of, and I encourage others to add on based on their own knowledge!
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Hi! I said I’d post stuff from the Mabinogi Campfire Event so here it is. This the bag that we were given after first getting in. It had some stuff in it, lanyard to the badge, the event booklet for stamps and schedule, tickets to get lunch, dessert, and drinks and the little Apocalypse Cards. I didn’t take too many pictures at the event because I kept forgetting RIP but I took a few of where the merchandise was (the display case which was kind of dark), one of the Mini Game stands (I tried to remind myself to take pictures of the others but I forgot RIP) and of one of the Staff who was cosplaying as Millia and the Ferghus who was doing a Mini game. Everyone was cool at the event, I’m not a huge social person. I mostly just hungout with the friends I was meeting up. I handed out some bracelets I made (super embarrassed, I’m sure if someone got one and read this, they’d know it was from me) for the event and a few for GMs Katherz, Nkeona, and Mewlynne. They were all very sweet and happy so I’m glad. I wanted to give something in return since they were doing this event and giving out free stuff. 
Anyway so here’s the stuff that I brought and got for free from the Mini Games: - Bag: Free to all attendees - Hat: From Merchandise Store (Brought an extra for hubby) - Booket: Free to all attendees, had the schedule and a page for stamps for raffle tickets - Ruairi, Mari, and Tarlach Acrylic Stands: Everyone’s probably already seen these being given out from Contests, they were being sold at the Store. - Talvish & Altram Pins: From Mini Games, Talvish was for participating in a Avalon Race Mini game and Altram you got from Knocking Over a Goblin in a Mini Game - Phine Pin: Was being sold at the Store (I brought an extra for a Friend) - Apocalypse Cards: Free to all attendees, was in the bag. - Lanyard & badge: Free to all attendees, the badge was determined by what level the character you put as your main was (or total on your account I guess) or if you were a +1 - Mabinogi Sunglasses: Free, were given when went to get lunch - Friend of Ferghus Bracelet: Prize from having Ferghus successfully repair your weapon (Me and a friend kept going back till we won LOL). - Mabinogi Logo Coasters: From the Merchandise Store - 3 Lost Warriors Pencil case: From Merchandise Store - Nao Tumbler: Prize from Mini Game Avalon Race (Long af line, very nice quality) - Talvish & Casywn Post-It Notes: From Merchandise Store - Drink Ticket: Free to all attendees, was in the bag. There was also a Dinner Ticket, Cake Ticket and another Drink ticket which I used (forgot to take pictures of it) to get food, a soda and desert (cake RIP I only got a small piece but my friend shared their cake with me ♥) - Nao Vinyl Sticker (For car I think, Decal): From Merchandise Store
And I think that’s it, I didn’t get the water bottle (RIP probably should) some stuff sold out before me and my friends got in line. One friend got the very last Art Book (it looked gorgeous but not for me). I had to leave early (long drive home RIP) so I couldn’t stay to get the Mouse at the end or for Raffle. I gave my tickets to a friend hoping they might win (they didn’t :C sad face). Overall, it was fun. Talked to a few people, I didn’t get his name but this guy in a shark onsie was pretty cool. I definitely would try to go again to another Mabinogi Event if held in California C: Hope I can see the Mabinogi Staff again at AX Booth next year (and my friends there or sooner c:) Love you guys, glad we could meet up and hangout and it was a blast. ♥♥♥
PS: Sorry I no pictures of me but I hope everything else is good C:
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ad-ciu · 7 years
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Of Gods and Dice: Goibhniu
I hope anyone reading this is having a nice weekend. Today, we are continuing our analysis of the presentation of the Celtic Pantheon in Dungeons and Dragons, Fifth Edition. As always, these examinations are being done to illustrate Celtic Studies failings to create approachable texts for use for creators making movies, games, or stories based on ‘Celtic’ Myth. They are discussions of our failing as a field, rather than the failings of individuals to penetrate our rather impenetrable works.
Today, we are looking at Goibhniu, described as the God of Smiths, and Healing. He is Neutral Good, has the Callings of Knowledge, and Life. His Holy Symbol is a “giant mallet over sword.” Presumably it means ‘a sword.’
Anyways, so, thankfully we have once again returned to the warm comfort of figures who have a literary basis to their depiction rather than purely linguistic or archaeological records. Goibhniu is an Irish (probably) Deity who is mainly described as one of the Smiths of the Divine Tribe. He mass produces perfectly accurate, perfectly lethal spears in Cath Maige Tuired, and boasts that he could forge weapons and shields for the entire army even if the battle raged for seven years. This is probably one of the most overtly powerful claims and displays of divine might we see in the Irish texts to be honest. He also has one other major appearance where he is described as creating a magical feast called the Feth Fiadha which protects the Divine Tribe from Death, and Age, described in Altram Tige Dá Medar. There is an edition of this on JSTOR by Lillian Duncan in Eriu volume 11 if you would like to read it yourself.
Anyways, so, this is obviously where both halves of Goibhniu’s Divine Function is coming from. His function as a God of Smiths is obviously coming from his function as a smith, and his function of a God of healing is likely from the Feth Fiadha. I probably would not describe his function of this as a God of Healing, since that suggests he is fixing illnesses, when it is more like warding off mortality. 
This is also where his Domains are coming from. Both of them are alright, I probably wouldn’t give him the Life Domain simply because he is not close to being on the same level as Dian Cecht. The Knowledge Domain is the best way with the core rules to represent his function as a Smith God since the base game lacked a Domain for the creator Gods, but in a new book the Forge Domain has been presented, which I would suggest as an alternative for the Knowledge domain.
The image of him as a Neutral Good Deity is sort of interesting since I would have likely have presented him as Lawful rather than Neutral since he is obviously very invested in the Irish social system, being a Deity related to Smiths who existed in one of the higher social classes. Just like Dian Cecht is credited as the source of a legal text regarding physicians, Goibhniu is credited with being the source of a legal text on smiths. I expect that this is sort of obscure information however, so I expect whatever source drawn on for this presentation did not mention it.
The Holy Symbol being a giant mallet over [a] sword is alright. Again, as always, Holy Symbols are a requirement of the mechanical side of the game, so, I don’t really regard this section as super important. If, for instance, we were talking about the other three Pantheons presented who actually have iconographic themes in history, I would be going over this in more detail, but for the Irish we lack that. I would probably use a spearhead with three small hammers around it to go with the boast that he can forge a spear head with three blows, but, again, it’s all up to the individual author.
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withoutmalice · 7 years
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S e làn ri mo chridhe Mas urrainn dhomh, ach altram mi an dòchas Tha mi a' coiseachd tron sgàil, 's a' dùileachadh air solas Chan eil fhios agam air nì, ach tha e math
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danieljee · 7 years
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This is an animation video for Altrams. 
Altrams is a new insurance company in jakarta, focusing on medical products. I was responsible for making an animation explaining their company profile, in which I made deal with the marketing team to make all the animation, including icon, logo, story line, and narration of the video.
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onesukses · 8 years
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captain-rika · 6 years
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avicebro · 7 years
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I mean, he doesn't really fit with the class card thing, does he? Being a weird faux-Servant thing whose powerset is 'sword REALLY well' doesn't seem to fit Prillya.
Realistically because he was only summoned by Medea and that’s why he was summoned should suggest he would not even be able to exist in the prillyaverse, however, grand order kinda throws that out the window. The real question would be if the Ainsworths would be interested in making a class card of a “servant thing whose powerset is ‘sword REALLY well’”. Which is likely no.
Also there’s probably something to do with the compatibility of cards with the user (Altram uses Medea’s card, for example), and so likely it would only come to be if somehow Medea’s card got wonky or her card influenced an assassin card and thus he came to be. 
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onesukses · 8 years
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onesukses · 8 years
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captain-rika · 6 years
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