#narmer

[jcollinswrites]

Narmer poll's results are in

What I learned from them:

Those few, very loud people who are condemning Narmer straight away and are calling him on nasty terms both in my inbox and in the comments (which I delete straight away mind you), are only a small minority, which is a relief. On that note, I'd also like to remind these people that if you say or ask things about me or my work (and that includes my characters) that are offensive and untrue, you're gonna get blocked. I don't care how justified you think you are. Respectful criticism is welcome. Harassment is not. I will not let anyone ruin the experience for others (including myself), especially for those who haven't played the game yet. I'm aiming for a safe and healthy place here where people can express their opinions in a respectful manner. If you are aiming for that too, then you are more than welcome here. Now back to more pleasant matters!

The majority of you are not quick to jump to conclusions, which was again nice to see.

Many of you are keeping faith in him despite everything, which was surprising, but I'm very happy those first two chapters were not in vain.

Some of you got Zaia's comments in that meeting and were able to connect some dots 👀 A lot more people than I expected!

I should have included an extra option about finding Narmer hot as hell. No comment 😅

All in all, the results were a lot more positive than what I expected, but maybe I was only pessimistic because of those few people who kept sending quite hateful messages. So thanks everyone for voting! I can't wait to see your reactions to future events as well! ❤️

[luctlapt]

Solaris: Folk-ish songs of the people; Corpus: Epic space sea shanty; Narmer: Melodical mind-control corrupted melody; The Infested: 1999's Boy Band with subliminal undertones

Grineer:

[egypt-museum]

The Narmer Palette

Late Predynastic – Early Dynastic, around 3000 BC. From Temple of Horus in Nekhen or Hierakonpolis. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. JE 32169

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[bluprint]

Archon Boreal this week:

[1-800-daylon]

[farsight-the-char]

Using the Gemini Skin of your Romance Pick for an Archeon Hunt, call that a "Meet the Relatives".

Got a Tau Forged Blue out of it too.

[lionofchaeronea]

The verso of the Narmer Palette. Narmer, considered by many Egyptologists to be the first ruler of a unified Egypt, stands over a defeated foe and is about to bring his mace down on the foe's head. Narmer is shown here wearing the white crown (hedyet) of Lower Egypt, while on the recto he is depicted with the red crown (desheret) of Upper Egypt, perhaps symbolizing his unification of the two realms. Artist unknown; sculpted ca. 3200-3000 BCE. Found at Hierakonpolis (Nekhen), pre-unification capital of Upper Egypt; now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo. Photo credit: Heagy1/Wikimedia Commons.

[artsyduckyyy]

Dislyte doodles plus maybe an oc * COUGH* I MESN WHAT PASHUH MAKING OCS FOR EVERYTHING UR INTO IS WEEEIRRDD *COUGH COUGH* COULDNT BE ME-

^ just imagine this design with red hair

And Drew as a human cuz I live laugh love him 💞

[visforvictini13]

Name: Narmer

Trainer Card Number: 778

Gender: Male

Series of Origin: Dislyte

Type Specialty: Fire

Volcarona, Heliolisk & Espeon: Pokemon commonly associated with the sun. Ra is the sun god in Egyptian mythology and Narmer's Divinate Card is Staring at the Sun

Kingambit: He references Chess in his voice lines

Typhlosion: His Sunwheel attack, specifically hisuian because Ra is also the god of the underworld in Egyptian mytholgy

Talonflame: Ra has a falcon head, and Narmer even mimics that in his design

[hornet-best-bug]

I made this and forgot to post it. It took me 9 and a half hours. Its part of the narmer AU with some friends.

I'll write the text out here incase its not as readable for some people with names of who says what in case context clues aren't enough 😅

Ballas: A puppet always dances for her master, no matter how battered and bruised she may be.

Katie: and dance i shall

I enjoyed working on this!

Reblog or i mau or may not politely bonk you on the head with water or something. idk, please reblog if you can 🫶🫶

[akuma-tenshi]

this is one of my favourite meme formats

[jcollinswrites]

Ngl you hit me with a complete knockout with the Narmer thing especially if it escalated i was sitting there reading like.

I think that was the general experience yeah 😅

[egypt-museum]

King Narmer Jar

Early Dynastic Period, circa 3000 B.C. Private Collection, ex Christie's

An Egyptian pottery wavy-handled jar inscribed for king Narmer. Formed of Nile alluvial clay, the surface ranging in color from light reddish-brown to beige-cream, of elongated ovoid form, on a slightly convex base, with rounded shoulders and an overhanging rim.

The present jar is quite possibly the largest intact object inscribed for Narmer presently in a private collection, and is one of fewer than fifty published objects preserving his name.

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[blackrainbowblade]

The Narmer Pallette, about 3000BC

Narmer seems to have been the first king of a unified Egypt, and this pallette likely celebrates his victories in battle. Despite its having been created right at the start of the dynastic period, it already shows lots of artistic motifs that would become canon throughout Egyptian civilization, including the form of the human body that shows the face and much of the body in profile, but the shoulders face on. The musculature of the legs and knees are also a point of focus, something that is common in Old Kingdom art. We can also see the goddess Bat, with a human face and cow ears and horns; she was a cow goddess associated with stars and the sky, whose identity (and iconography) later merged with Hathor's. Horus is also present.

On the other side of the pallette, two fantastically long-necked lions, held in check by their captors, demonstrate a symmetry that suggests they are an early precursor to later 'unification' scenes that show two gods facing one another (usually Horus and Seth or Horus and Thoth) while standing over the symbol for unification.

[1-800-daylon]

[whencyclopedes]

Narmer

Narmer (en torno a 3150 a.C.) fue el primer rey de Egipto que unificó el país de manera pacífica al principio del Primer periodo dinástico (en torno a 3150 - 2613 a.C.). Sin embargo, también se cita como el último rey del periodo predinástico (en torno a 6000 - 3150 a.C.), antes del surgimiento de un rey llamado Menes que unificó el país por medio de la conquista. En los albores de la egiptología, estos dos reyes se consideraban dos hombres diferentes. Se creía que Narmer había intentado la unificación a finales de un periodo y que Menes lo había sucedido, dando comienzo a la siguiente era de la historia egipcia.

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