Gods, Gods, Gods
God of the Celtic Otherworld, this doleful character in his grey cloak is the Lord of Annwn.
He is fond of taking his Hounds of Hell for a run to track down lost souls. This causes people to stay away and shun the Otherworld, which helps to keep the riff-raff out.
These days, the untrammelled wastes of Hell are always subject to the threat of golf courses and marketing conventions.
ANNWN: The Welsh Otherworld, ruled by Arawn.
As permanent rest homes go, it has a five star rating. Amenities include a magic cauldron presided over by nine maidens which has total restorative properties. A fountain of wine. Splendid gardens and orchards. Excellent bird-spotting facilities. Unique weather settings which render central heating obsolete.
There is only one rule. Do not attempt to touch or steal the cauldron. Any attempt is doomed to failure - with the emphasis on Doom.
The Roman God of Wine and Orgies. Oh, you know about him already do you?
This drunken rake used to be called Liber but changed his name to avoid arrest for indecent behaviour.
Known as Dionysus among the Greek free-drinkers, he was constantly surrounded by nubile orgasmic ladies who called themselves Bacchae - although the Greeks called them Maenads and the newspapers called them something else entirely.
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He is fond of taking his Hounds of Hell for a run to track down lost souls. This causes people to stay away and shun the Otherworld, which helps to keep the riff-raff out.
These days, the untrammelled wastes of Hell are always subject to the threat of golf courses and marketing conventions.
ANNWN: The Welsh Otherworld, ruled by Arawn.
As permanent rest homes go, it has a five star rating. Amenities include a magic cauldron presided over by nine maidens which has total restorative properties. A fountain of wine. Splendid gardens and orchards. Excellent bird-spotting facilities. Unique weather settings which render central heating obsolete.
There is only one rule. Do not attempt to touch or steal the cauldron. Any attempt is doomed to failure - with the emphasis on Doom.
The Roman God of Wine and Orgies. Oh, you know about him already do you?
This drunken rake used to be called Liber but changed his name to avoid arrest for indecent behaviour.
Known as Dionysus among the Greek free-drinkers, he was constantly surrounded by nubile orgasmic ladies who called themselves Bacchae - although the Greeks called them Maenads and the newspapers called them something else entirely.
Courtesy of godchecker.com