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valentinesdayinaugust2 · 2 months ago
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Pyri from @chrysanthemumgames
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CONGRATS ON THE RELEASE!!
I haven’t gotten to play the whole thing yet but I’m so so excited aaaaa
I’ve been wanting to draw a bunch of characters in j fashion and I thought Pyri would be such a decora monarch :3
I was going for something decora and osare looking, I hope it looks fine 😸
v close up & sketches v
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drondskaath · 8 months ago
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Pyriphlegethon | The Devil's Trance | 2024
Dutch Black Metal
More M de Jong madness
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onlyhurtforaminute · 5 months ago
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PYRIPHLEGETHON-THE DEVIL'S TRANCE
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peachesofteal · 10 months ago
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An Ichor Veil (of Flower Kings)
Main masterlist / AO3
Ghost/Soap/female reader
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Two Kings sit on thrones of decay, waiting for their eternal season to bloom.
18+ MDNI. Modern setting retelling of Hades and Persephone. Reader character has no physical description, only a name.
Prologue: The Moirai A strange dream, a strange visit. Part One: The Acheron A meeting, a trick, a meal. Part Two: The Lethe A gift, an offering, a decision. Part Three: The Pyriphlegethon Part Four: The Styx Epilogue: The Pomegranate
Mood board/playlist
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thebarontheabyss · 3 months ago
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Tomorrow, your afterlife starts anew.
Hello Patrons!
After two all-nighters, I can finally and officially announce that The Bar on the Abyss 2.0 update will be released tomorrow, Friday 16th :D
I will post the full list of features and changes with the update, but here's a small preview: I added 3 more solutions to the confrontation with Pyriphlegethon!
Your new Spirit Gift will now enable you to avoid a fight altogether: charm them, use your insight to uncover the true reason for their attack, or apply logical thinking to break their resolve.
See you tomorrow :D
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tylermileslockett · 10 months ago
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"The Gate to Hades" (part 3 in my Orpheus and Eurydice series)
Part3: But Orpheus is not satisfied to sit in solitary mourning. There was a great injustice in the death of his love Eurydice. If the beasts and rocks of the wild woods of Olympia bow before his song, what is to stop him for persuading the spirits of the underworld? Perhaps he can even persuade the King Hades to take pity on him and his lost love. With this determination, he receives directions to the dark gate from the forest nymphs and sets out. Many days later, standing before that gaping black maw, Orpheus shivers. He might never return to the land of the living. He steps forward. He has nothing left to lose.
In Greek literary sources we have varying references to the location of the entrance to underworld. In Homer��s Odyssey, Odysseus must travel to Hades to  perform a “Nekyia” ceremony to commune with the dead to receive prophecies. Circe gives Odysseus the vaguest of directions; “…once your ship has crossed flowing Ocean, drag it ashore at Persephone’s groves, on the level beach where tall poplars grow, willows shed their fruit, right beside deep swirling Oceanus.  Then you must go to Hades’ murky home, where Periphlegethon and Cocytus, a stream which branches off theriver Styx, flow into Acheron.” – translation by Ian Johnston.
Some scholars believe Homer’s description of the location is based on the real-world temple of the “Nekromanteion” (oracle of the dead) in Ancient Epirus (Northwest Greece). This was a temple of necromancy dedicated to Hades and Persephone where devotees could commune with dead spirits, and was believed to be the entrance to Hades. The temple was located at the meeting point of three rivers; the Acheron (river of woe), Pyriphlegethon (river of fire), and Cocytus (river of lamentation).
Thanks for reading and looking! If you share this image I'll swim the river styx to.give you a high five! Xoxo
Like this art? It will be in my illustrated book with over 130 other full page illustrations coming in march to kickstarter. Please check my links in my linktree in my bio to join the kickstarter notification page. 🤟❤️🏛
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csyched · 4 months ago
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most people don’t get galelupa because they didn’t load their DDS save into DDS2 and didn’t see the 30 minute gay nirvana sex cutscen- [gets shocked by collar] i mean. i mean they didn’t get to see them smiling at each other before gale inherited lupa’s power, acquiring the most damaging fire skill pyriphlegethon, costing 70 MP and featuring an animation of cerberus charging at vayu bent over from behind at full speed and [gets shocked and yelps in pain] THAT PART WAS TRUE THAT WAS TR
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theamazingmaddyas · 3 months ago
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Okay, so for my own fanfictions, most of which take place post-TOA and therefore post-Percy "claim your children" Jackson and Jason "honor minor gods" Grace, I made myself a spreadsheet of all the cabins I believe could plausibly be at Camp Half-Blood, and ended up with a whopping 270, and there's probably more dieties whom I couldn't find any information on, and some dieties whom I don't believe would have a cabin (ex. Kronos) (if you think I should add someone comment) and decided to paste it here, since I don't feel comfortable sharing my original spreadsheet. I did add the water dieties, even though their kids could also plausibly go to the underwater camp, but I've decided to give them the option of what camp they want. I also didn't copy their domains, but I have the list from my research, so you can ask if you'd like, I'll be glad to explain! Most of my research was from Theoi Project - Greek Mythology, and Brittanica, and probably some others I've since forgotten, so if you know any good Greek Mythology resourses and books, please share!
Here's some symbols before we begin:
* - virgin goddess. I added them because Athena and Artemis already have cabins (and Athena kids by magical means)
" - Dieties whom have faded in the series. Their cabins are more memorials to them.
Additionally there are 2 dieties named Thalia, (1) Thalia refers to the muse, the goddess of comedies, and (2) Thalia refers to the goddess of festivities and banquet
Zeus
Hera
Poseidon
Demeter
Ares
Athena*
Apollo
Artemis*
Hephestus
Aphrodite
Hermes
Dionysus
Hades
Iris
Hypnos
Nemesis
Nike
Hebe
Tyche
Hecate
Rhea
Hestia*
Calliope
Clio
Urania
(1) Thalia
Melpomene
Polyhymnia
Erato
Euterpe
Terpsichore
Musica
Persephone
Despoina
Morpheus
Epiales
Thanatos
Aristaeus
Asclepius
Epione
Hygeia
Panaceia
Aegle
Iaso
Aceso
Telesphorus
Eris
Phobos
Deimos
Peitharchia
Alastor
Alce
Hybris
Ioke
Lyssa
Palioxis
Phrice
Phyge
Polemus
Proioxis
Alala
Homodos
Cydoimus
Democracia
Dicaiosyne
Dike
Nomus
Eunomia
Pradaxide
Arete
Homonoia
Adicia
Horcus
Neicea
Poena
Bia
Kratos
Zelos
Phthonus
Agon
Anaideia
Ate
Cacia
Coalemus
Corus
Dolus
Dysnomia
Dyssebia
Oizys
Prophasis
Ptocheia
Thrasus
Soteria
Soter
Paregoros
Sophrosyne
Porus
Ponus
Plutus
Euthenia
Aedos
Aeschyne
Aletheia
Anance
Angelia
Caerus
Calocagathia
Eirene
Ececheiria
Elpis
Epiphron
Eucleia
Eudaemonia
Gelus
Eupheme
Euphrosyne
Eupraxia
Eusebia
Euthymia
Eutychia
Ctesius
Hesychia
Sophia
Techne
Eleus
Penia
Pistis
Phthisis
Pheme
Ossa
Penthus
Ania
Morus
Momus
Apate
Limus
Achos
Aergia
Adephagia
Amechania
Aporia
Geres
Eros
Aglaea
Anteros
Calleis
Charis
Harmonia
Hedone
Himerous
Philia
Philopharosyne
Philotes
Pothussexual
Hedylogus
Peitho
Amphitrite
Triton
Kymopoleia
Rhode
Benthesikyme
Aegaeus
Argyra
Calliste
Capheira
Keto
Kharybdis
Delphin
Proteus
Eidothea
Electra
Thaumas
Eurybia
Glaucus
Helle
Leucothea
Palaemon
Phorcys
Thallasa
Thoosa
Triteia
Tritonis
Tethys
Nereus
Doris
Thetis
Psamathe
Galateia
Eudora
Aeolus
Boreas
Zephryos
Notos
Euros
Khione
Oreithyia
Hesperus
EosphorusVenus
Phainon
Phaethon
Pyroeis
Stilbon
Aether
Arce
Astraeus
Asteria
Eos
Hemera
Nyx
Herse
Helios"
Selene"
Pan"
Aix"
Ganymede
Britomartis*
Oupis*
Loxo*
Hekaerge*
Ariadne
Comus
Thysa
Thyone(formally Semele)
Telete
(2) Thalia
Pompe
Epidotes
Pherespondos
Lykos
Pronomos
Pyrrhichus
Priapus
Phales
Oxylus
Nesi
Methe
Melisseus
Kortymbos
Autonoe
Eileithyia
Carmanor
Carme
Chrysothemus
Daeira
Eleusis
Macaria
Melinoe
Charon
Lethe
Acheron
Gorgyra
Cocyrys
Pyriphlegethon
Styx
Leto
Anchiale
Anytus
Dione
Epimetheus
Eurynome
Aura
Lelantos
Mnemosyne
Melete
Aiode
Perses
Phoebe
Prometheus
Theia
Themes
So that's my list. I don't really have a rhyme or reason for why each number is each, but I did clump together gods with similar domains because that's where they were easiest to find in my research... I honestly think kids of minor gods are very underused in TOA fics, and even in PJO and HOO to an extent. Jillie, my nine year old daughter of Gelus with a contageous laugh? One of my fave OCs.
As for Roman gods and goddess, I'm not as knowledgable, but hopefully I'll make a spreadsheet for plausable godly parents, though unlike CHB it doesn't need to be organized as there's just Cohorts. I don't write Camp Jupiter fics all that often, but it'll be a good resource to have if I choose to.
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chrysanthemumgames · 2 months ago
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Oh, the first part of the geography ask was effectively, I love the cozy found family vibes, and I love that you had Gehenna be one of the Underworld locations. I was curious if, since you go down several rivers if you go to see Hypnos there, those rivers are sort of 'mapping' in a way to the Mediterranean in the mortal realm? Or are they 'mapping' to major bodies of water, in general? Or neither? Basically, is there any line-up between Underworld and mortal realm geography?
They don't map to anything specifically. There is a very vague correspondence of Underworld population centers to the mortal realm, but not really in the case of the terrain itself.
Some of the rivers cross reasonably often, with only really the Pyriphlegethon and the Lethe being more to themselves. Even Pyri's river intersects with the others sometimes, though, as it essentially runs around the Underworld's 'borders' to provide the first barrier at every entry point.
And thank you!
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parasitoidism · 5 months ago
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Ok I’m starting to realize what went wrong with gods little plan here and it’s actually pretty straightforward, it’s just that it didn’t plan for mind charge pyriphlegethon, that’s all, happens to the best of us
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theia-mania-comics · 2 years ago
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Queen of the Dead 142
Those of you who know your Odyssey know where I got the inspiration for this. Odysseus crosses the stream of Okeanos to get there, though.
“When you have crossed the stream of Ocean, you will reach the shore, where willows let fall their dying fruit, and towering poplars grow in the forest of Persephone. Tie up your ship in the deep-eddying Ocean, and go into the spacious home of Hades. The Pyriphlegethon and Cocytus, a tributary of the Styx, both run into the Acheron."
The Odyssey, book 10, translated by Emily Wilson.
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yawneesims · 7 months ago
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Hekate the Goddess of Magic, Alekto the Castigator, Empty Square, Filler of Spaces and Pyriphlegethon, the River of Fire.
Some of my favorite characters from Fields of Asphodel.
CC Links under the cut:
Hekate: Hair @candysims4, Earrings @pralinesims
Alekto: Hair @simandy, Diadem @laeska, Ripped top @trillyke
Pyri: Hair @/simandy, Top @/trillyke
Hekate's dress, Alekto's armor and Pyri's arm bracelet are from this pack
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onlyhurtforaminute · 5 months ago
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PYRIPHLEGETHON-GALE OF ATROCIOUS WHISPERING
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shiominato · 6 months ago
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pyriphlegethon is so cool i wish gay people were real
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thebarontheabyss · 13 days ago
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Sorry that I keep bothering you over this, but I still end up with Morgana. I restarted the game, chose the " I have no special interest" option and on the day of the letter she still asks me to come over after my shift.
There is no option to refuse and when the Pyriphlegethon business is done she tells me that I invited Lilith to join our date. What am I doing wrong? I just want to romance Lilith in peace. At this point I feel like I need a restraining order. 😭
Lmao what the actual hell 😭
Welp, it seems I’ll need to do a full code breakdown of that chapter and rewrite it. I’ll get on it asap, sorry it’s still happening!
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tylermileslockett · 10 months ago
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"The Gate to Hades" (part 3 in my Orpheus and Eurydice series)
Part3: But Orpheus is not satisfied to sit in solitary mourning. There was a great injustice in the death of his love Eurydice. If the beasts and rocks of the wild woods of Olympia bow before his song, what is to stop him for persuading the spirits of the underworld? Perhaps he can even persuade the King Hades to take pity on him and his lost love. With this determination, he receives directions to the dark gate from the forest nymphs and sets out. Many days later, standing before that gaping black maw, Orpheus shivers. He might never return to the land of the living. He steps forward. He has nothing left to lose.
In Greek literary sources we have varying references to the location of the entrance to underworld. In Homer’s Odyssey, Odysseus must travel to Hades to  perform a “Nekyia” ceremony to commune with the dead to receive prophecies. Circe gives Odysseus the vaguest of directions; “…once your ship has crossed flowing Ocean, drag it ashore at Persephone’s groves, on the level beach where tall poplars grow, willows shed their fruit, right beside deep swirling Oceanus.  Then you must go to Hades’ murky home, where Periphlegethon and Cocytus, a stream which branches off theriver Styx, flow into Acheron.” – translation by Ian Johnston.
Some scholars believe Homer’s description of the location is based on the real-world temple of the “Nekromanteion” (oracle of the dead) in Ancient Epirus (Northwest Greece). This was a temple of necromancy dedicated to Hades and Persephone where devotees could commune with dead spirits, and was believed to be the entrance to Hades. The temple was located at the meeting point of three rivers; the Acheron (river of woe), Pyriphlegethon (river of fire), and Cocytus (river of lamentation).
Thanks for reading and looking! If you share this image I'll swim the river styx to.give you a high five! Xoxo
Like this art? It will be in my illustrated book with over 130 other full page illustrations coming in march to kickstarter. Please check my links in my linktree in my bio to join the kickstarter notification page. 🤟❤️🏛
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