I know you talked about adding Muzan from demon slayer to the verse. Can you tell some ideas on what his new origin is? Lol
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If a fourth subspecie of Mermaid from Celtic folklore existed in the universe of Demonic Paradise, what would it be?
The question is a bit silly, but I like the idea of a Celtic subspecie of Mermaid. Celtic culture has always had many influences on the Mermaid due to the innumerable versions of the latter.
Since in the Demonic Paradise universe the Merrow, Selkie and Morgen are already on the bench. I think it could be the Ceasgs or the Finfolks. The Ceasgs are interesting, but they lack legends and make them less known in terms of lore. As for the Finfolks, the latter are interesting but personally I see them more related to the Merfolks than to the Mermaids.
This is just a suggestion, not cast gold, however I like this Wiki.
When I picture Dantalion as a man with many appearances, I imagine the morphing section from that MJ B&W video... anyone else?
If an angel and a demon had a child what would it be?
<p>Concerning sources, traditions and the longevity of the wiki:</p><p>
</p><p>In reading some of the entries I found the pieces were sourced from many traditions and sources, whether biblical, apocryphal, hermetic, judaic or ceremonial. What saddens me is that none of the points were cited or descriptive of their source and if they were, it was a superficial one. </p><p>
</p><p>In time, will there be proper citation so readers can investigate further on some of the finer points? Broadly much can be found in the works of Solomon, the gospel of enoch, and the like but others are anthropomorphized in the manner seen in ceremonial conjuring, like in the work of Frater Ashen Chassan - but only someone from the hermetic tradition would know this, which sucks for those who aren't. </p>
</p><p>In reading some of the entries I found the pieces were sourced from many traditions and sources, whether biblical, apocryphal, hermetic, judaic or ceremonial. What saddens me is that none of the points were cited or descriptive of their source and if they were, it was a superficial one. </p><p>
</p><p>In time, will there be proper citation so readers can investigate further on some of the finer points? Broadly much can be found in the works of Solomon, the gospel of enoch, and the like but others are anthropomorphized in the manner seen in ceremonial conjuring, like in the work of Frater Ashen Chassan - but only someone from the hermetic tradition would know this, which sucks for those who aren't. </p>
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Demon Names:
Kannar
Dakas
Bog'thuk
Azramol
Rugdromen
Jannuth
Drogloman
Rornumon
Vegakoth
Kaglamen
Drullmoth
Tornakeg
Drokannad
Xir'guz
Zonath
Taken
Trag'droran
Tror'gonar
Drozzothiz
Jig'dramal
Agin
Togloxus
Kolruthol
Angel Names:
Zuriel
Rachmiel
Malachi
Zehanpuryu
Qaphsiel
Valoel
Malik
Arioch
Zazriel
Samandriel
Jerahmeel
Boel
Anael
Narcariel
Araton
Bartholomew
Haroth
Kasbiel
Khamael
Raziel
Cassiel
Anahel
Haniel
Coretha
Nanael
Empyrean
Geburatiel
Haniel
Lahabiel
<p>To the users here whom are present at the time, please note that the Apocalypse will begin in the chatzy since the chat is not exactly working properly for me at the moment. And also, a little side note, I'd appreciate it if you role played the side characters such as the Marines and U.S. Air Force and if possible the armies that consist of the supernatural creatures as well. I obviously can't do this all on my own while you role play your own respective few characters. I could use all the aid I need to make it through. Thank you for your time and cooperation.
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<p>But seriously, where's mai ALMSIVI? There's not nearly enough CHIM here and it's stressing me out. How can you have god with no godhead? not even enantiomorphs? Vehk, Seht and Ayem weep.
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<p>I have a question: How can this wiki's mythos possibly reconcile the fact that it mixes so many lores? From the Christian Lore of the Antichrist (and yet there's no Christ?), to Angels and Demons of Abrahamic Lore, both monotheistic, to the Aztec God of Tezcatlipoca, a polytheistic mythos, to the concepts of Chinese and Japanese folklore, all of these beings seem utterly contradicting and unable to co-exist. How can both Gaia, from Greco-Roman paganism, and Satan, from Abrahamic lore, exist side-by-side?
</p><p>This wiki actually has both the Horsemen of the Apocalypse and Fenrir. Those are from two totally different mythologies with very, very, loose similarities (largely because the tale of Ragnarok was written down, not by Vikings, but by Christians). How can there be two apocalypse narratives that are both seemingly valid?
</p><p>I think this is worthy of a discussion, don't you? So, in short:
</p><p><i>How does this Wiki's lore reconcile the multiple and contradicting narratives within it?</i>
</p><p><i>Is there a singular truth on this wiki, or are all mythologies equally valid, despite their contradictions? </i>
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