NEVER apologize for “too many griffins.” There is no such thing as “too many,” there can never be enough.
Hey Kory is there such thing as a flying pig in the skindeepverse. According to Greek mythology there was one and was called a Chrysaor.
???? Where did you read that? The only ‘Chrysaor’ I can find from Greek mythology was a human(Chrysaor was his name), and not even a winged one at that.
Apparently he’s Pegasus’ brother-also born from Medusa’s blood.
I looked up ” Greek mythology flying pig” then I hit http://www.theoi.com/Ther/Khrysaor.html
And that is how I found it. Although I was looking for a winged pig I think the person you are talking and the Greek flying boar are the same thing or maybe there is another flying boar. Ok so there are apparently two legends of flying boars one of Chrysaor which is also depicted as a person the other is called a sow named after the person who owned the flying pig. http://www.theoi.com/Ther/HusKlazomenaios.html I think you can be the judge of which to depict as which. Pheonix.
According to theoi.com and some zoologist’s blogspot Chrysaor is sometimes portrayed as a winged boar. They both cite a vase and I’m not looking further into theoi’s bibliography due to i am too lazy for that
Nooo! Not the snakes!!!
* Hides all the snakes *
What snake-like mythical critters are there in the world?
pygmy griffons. do they have medallions?
You don’t have to keep reasking this question, I heard it the first time!
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NEVER apologize for “too many griffins.” There is no such thing as “too many,” there can never be enough.
Hey Kory is there such thing as a flying pig in the skindeepverse. According to Greek mythology there was one and was called a Chrysaor.
???? Where did you read that? The only ‘Chrysaor’ I can find from Greek mythology was a human(Chrysaor was his name), and not even a winged one at that.
Apparently he’s Pegasus’ brother-also born from Medusa’s blood.
I looked up ” Greek mythology flying pig” then I hit http://www.theoi.com/Ther/Khrysaor.html
And that is how I found it. Although I was looking for a winged pig I think the person you are talking and the Greek flying boar are the same thing or maybe there is another flying boar. Ok so there are apparently two legends of flying boars one of Chrysaor which is also depicted as a person the other is called a sow named after the person who owned the flying pig. http://www.theoi.com/Ther/HusKlazomenaios.html I think you can be the judge of which to depict as which. Pheonix.
According to theoi.com and some zoologist’s blogspot Chrysaor is sometimes portrayed as a winged boar. They both cite a vase and I’m not looking further into theoi’s bibliography due to i am too lazy for that
Nooo! Not the snakes!!!
* Hides all the snakes *
What snake-like mythical critters are there in the world?
pygmy griffons. do they have medallions?
You don’t have to keep reasking this question, I heard it the first time!
It’s beautiful!
I so adore the voracious snake snacker