TEST. Which mythical creature will you make a pact with? — Tests

Arandor

2/8/2010 5:39 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: the Harpies.

In Greek mythology, Harpies are the daughters of the sea god Thaumas and the Oceanid Electra, and their number ranges from two to five. They are usually depicted as hideous half-bird, half-woman creatures. Even their names evoke a storm: Aella – "wind," Aellopa – "whirlwind," Podarga – "swift-footed," Okypete – "swift," Kelaino – "dark." Myths speak of Harpies as malicious kidnappers of children and human souls. From the Harpy Podarga and the god of the west wind, Zephyrus, were born the divine, swift-footed horses of Achilles. According to legend, Harpies once lived in the caves of Crete, and later in the realm of the dead. In the painting by François Perier, Aeneas and his companions, leaving the devastated, burning Troy, fend off a flock of enraged Harpies.

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Ta Kotoraya...

2/8/2010 5:46 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: the Dryads.

Dryads, in ancient Greek mythology, are nymphs (deities) of trees, inhabitants of forests and groves. According to Greek beliefs, dryads were daughters of Zeus and trees, and they lived and died together with the tree. Sometimes dryads were named after the trees: for example, dryads born from drops of Uranus' blood and associated with ash trees (Greek: melia) were called dryads-meliae. Dryads that were born together with a tree and perished together with it were called hamadryads. In Greek mythology, it was believed that people who planted trees and cared for them enjoyed special protection from the dryads.

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Если тебе не везёт в жизни, - играй в какую-нибудь другую игру:rolleyes:
Лидер клана "Из многих единое"

Приключения – это сплошные неприятности, только про них почему-то потом интересно вспоминать...

HoM[M]ie

2/9/2010 11:29 AM UTC

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So... you will sign a contract with: a Werewolf.

Werewolves are characters from Germanic mythology, shapeshifters. This character was depicted as a person who transforms at night (always during a full moon) into a wolf. Ancient Germanic peoples believed that at night, the shapeshifter roamed the area and attacked people and domestic animals. In later Christian legends, the werewolf appeared as a representative of a pack of wolf-shapeshifters. Led by the devil himself, this pack raided at night and destroyed everything in its path. Legends about the human-shapeshifter exist in the beliefs of almost all peoples and cultures. Phobias associated with the belief in werewolves reached their peak at the end of the Middle Ages, when shapeshifting was directly identified with witchcraft and heresy, and the figure of the wolf-man was a central theme in various "Hammer of Witches" and other works (for example, "De lamiis et Phitonicis milieribus" by Ulrich Molitor). In the myths of Slavic tribes, a person who transformed into a wolf at night was called not only a shapeshifter, but also a wolf-skin, a vurdalak, or a volkolak.

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P.S. Ar, thank you for the tests, they are interesting

aka Sir Holmes aka David Jones.

Драккошка

2/9/2010 3:14 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: the Fae.

According to the beliefs of Celtic and Romance peoples, Fae are fantastic female creatures, sorceresses. In European mythology, Fae are women possessing magical knowledge and power. Fae are usually benevolent sorceresses, but there are also "dark" Fae. There are many legends, fairy tales, and great works of art in which Fae perform good deeds, become patrons of princes and princesses, and sometimes even act as queens or heroines. According to Welsh legends, Fae existed in the guise of ordinary people, sometimes beautiful, but sometimes terrifying. At will, by performing magic, they could take the form of a noble animal, a flower, a light, or become invisible to people.

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А, вот почему.

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Небо

2/9/2010 4:10 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: the Dragon.

The Dragon, as one of the most common mythological creatures, is a winged serpent, representing a combination of elements from other animals, usually the head (often multiple heads) and torso of a reptile (snake, lizard, crocodile) and the wings of a bird or bat; sometimes the image also includes elements of a lion, panther, wolf, dog, fish, goat, and others. The most common characteristics of a dragon are the ability to fly and a snake-like body shape; and such well-known features as having multiple heads, fire breath, and intelligence are found in a minority of dragons.

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Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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Drnik

2/14/2010 9:45 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: Banshees.

Banshees, banshee, banshee ("heavenly women"), in Irish mythology, are fairies into which the gods of the Tuatha Dé Danann transformed after the sons of Mil, the ancestors of the Irish, appeared in the territory of modern Ireland. These gods and goddesses were forced to retreat into the depths of the earth and live under hills in thickets, hide among swamps in enchanted forests, and among the clouds in magical skies. According to beliefs, banshees can take any form - clouds, shadows, bushes, girls, etc. To this day, many believe that their mournful cry, called the "Keening" and heard at night, invariably foreshadows an imminent human death. The author of "Demonology and Witchcraft," Sir Walter Scott, believed that a banshee is not so much a being with a form as a sinister, mortal wail that fills the nights of Ireland and the Scottish Highlands with horror. People imagine a banshee as a woman with long, loose, black hair, in loose robes, with tear-swollen eyes, or in the form of a repulsive and ugly old woman with tangled gray hair. The banshee fairy can also be a pale-skinned beauty in a long shroud, and sometimes appears as the image of an innocent maiden who died young - a relative of the family. The enchanted forest from Arthurian legend was inhabited by beautiful fairies. One of them, the Cruel-Hearted Lady, a sorceress-tempter described by the poet J. Keats, was a banshee who lured mortal wandering knights, instilling in them a reckless passion, and then left them, deprived of the will to live, to wander the hills "in gloomy solitude and without meaning."

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Wedma

2/16/2010 1:14 AM UTC

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So... you will sign a contract with: a Werewolf.

Werewolves are characters from Germanic mythology, shapeshifters. This character was depicted as a person who transforms at night (always during a full moon) into a wolf. Ancient Germanic peoples believed that at night, the shapeshifter roamed the area and attacked people and domestic animals. In later Christian legends, the werewolf was portrayed as the leader of a pack of wolf-shifters. Led by the devil himself, this pack raided at night and destroyed everything in its path. Legends about the human-wolf exist in the beliefs of almost all peoples and cultures. Phobias related to the belief in werewolves reached their peak at the end of the Middle Ages, when lycanthropy was directly associated with witchcraft and heresy, and the figure of the wolf-man was a central theme in various "Hammer of Witches" and other works (for example, "De lamiis et Phitonicis milieribus" by Ulrich Molitor). In the myths of Slavic tribes, a person who transformed into a wolf at night was called not only a shapeshifter, but also a wolf-skin, a vurdalak, or a volkolak.

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Если кто-то тебе противоречит, подумай: может, он не прав? (с)

Говорят, что рыжие не плачут,
Говорят, душа у них - огонь.
Если влюблены, то любят значит,
Если ненавидят - их не тронь!

"Не заблуждайтесь. Рыжие - это зло! Знаете кто был рыжим? Иуда... Что сделал Иуда? Иисуса предал - вот что! Я говорю вслух то, о чем другие только думают. Рыжие опасны. И однажды ночью, когда вы будете спать в своих кроватках, рыжие придут за вами... Они придут за вами!!!"
(с) Эрик Картман

Hermit

3/1/2010 2:27 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: the Fae.

According to the beliefs of Celtic and Romance peoples, Fae are fantastic female creatures, sorceresses. In European mythology, Fae are women possessing magical knowledge and power. Fae are usually benevolent sorceresses, but there are also "dark" Fae. There are many legends, fairy tales, and great works of art in which Fae perform good deeds, become patrons of princes and princesses, and sometimes even act as queens or heroines. According to Welsh legends, Fae existed in the guise of ordinary people, sometimes beautiful, but sometimes terrifying. At will, by performing magic, they could take the form of a noble animal, a flower, a light, or become invisible to people.

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Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!

Квант

3/1/2010 3:26 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: Banshees.

Banshees, banshee, banshee ("heavenly women"), in Irish mythology, are fairies into which the gods of the Tuatha Dé Danann transformed after the sons of Mil, the ancestors of the Irish, appeared in the territory of modern Ireland. These gods and goddesses were forced to retreat into the depths of the earth and live under hills in thickets, hide among swamps in enchanted forests, and among the clouds in magical skies. According to beliefs, banshees can take any form - clouds, shadows, bushes, girls, etc. To this day, many believe that their mournful cry, called the "Keening" and heard at night, invariably foreshadows an imminent human death. The author of "Demonology and Witchcraft," Sir Walter Scott, believed that a banshee is not so much a being with a form as a sinister, mortal wail that fills the nights of Ireland and the Scottish Highlands with horror. People imagine a banshee as a woman with long, loose, black hair, in loose robes, with tear-swollen eyes, or in the form of a repulsive and ugly old woman with tangled gray hair. The banshee fairy can also be a pale-skinned beauty in a long shroud, and sometimes appears as the image of an innocent maiden who died young - a relative of the family. The enchanted forest from Arthurian legend was inhabited by beautiful fairies. One of them, the La Belle Dame Sans Merci, a sorceress-tempter described by the poet J. Keats, was a banshee who lured mortal knights, instilling in them a reckless passion, and then left them, deprived of the will to live, to wander the hills "in gloomy solitude and without meaning."

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heh... :D

Всё, что сейчас происходит во мне, тоже является частью Вселенной. (с) Иванов Александр.
Цикл кампаний "Дыхание Смерти" из трёшки в четвёртом исполнении
Учебная карта
Астралия
За Королеву!
Подземелья и Дьяволы
Отголоски войны
Освобождение

ToX

7/31/2012 7:54 PM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: the Harpies.

In Greek mythology, Harpies are the daughters of the sea god Thaumas and the Oceanid Electra, with their number ranging from two to five. They are usually depicted as hideous half-bird, half-woman creatures. Even their names evoke a storm: Aella – "wind," Aellopa – "whirlwind," Podarge – "swift-footed," Okypete – "swift," Kelaino – "dark." Myths speak of Harpies as malicious kidnappers of children and human souls. From the Harpy Podarge and the god of the west wind, Zephyrus, were born the divine, swift-footed horses of Achilles. According to legend, Harpies once lived in the caves of Crete, and later in the realm of the dead. In the painting by François Perier, Aeneas and his companions, leaving the devastated, burning Troy, fend off a flock of enraged Harpies.

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Warrior777

6/13/2013 11:15 AM UTC

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So... you will sign a treaty with: the Dragon.

The Dragon, as one of the most common mythological creatures, is a winged serpent, representing a combination of elements from other animals, usually the head (often multiple heads) and torso of a reptile (snake, lizard, crocodile) and the wings of a bird or bat; sometimes the image also includes elements of a lion, panther, wolf, dog, fish, goat, and others. The most common characteristics of a dragon are the ability to fly and a snake-like body shape; and such well-known features as having multiple heads, fire breath, and intelligence are found in a minority of dragons.

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