Chronicles of Mythos is a deck building card game built around a world of myths come to life. Each battle between factions is settled by commanding your aces.
Today's Mythical Card Art feature is Humbaba the protector of the ancient Cedar forest slain by Gilgamesh and Enkidu.
People in Ancient times made masks of Humbaba to ward off evil spirits. It's thought that in this way he was a precursor to Pazuzu
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Today's mythical agent feature is Sumerian god Adad.
Considered the precursor to Zeus/Jupiter Adad is the god weather, hurricanes, storms, thunder and rain.
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This was a tough one to create. Today's agent art feature is Mushussu.
One of Tiamat's offspring, after Mushussu was defeated by Marduk it became his servant spirit animal. It's often shown at the base of Marduk's throne
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It's been a few days since I've posted! Todays mythical card agent is Usumgallu
Clothed in fearsomeness this lion-dragon demon was another offspring of tiamat. Said to have been trampled by the god Nabu
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Today's card post is a repeat! In our card game the "aces" have multiple phases they go through, highs and lows based off their story. This is the Low for Gilgamesh:
"After the funeral Gilgamesh went out into the wilderness with matted hair wearing a lion skin"
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@FairyEncyclope1 Wow I love it! It’s interesting to read about the cultural difference between similar types of spirits. Celtic myths tend to view water spirits as very dangerous and often malicious. The vodanoy from Slavic mythology would keep peoples souls in tea pots
@AiProGirl If you'd like an extreme challenge, attempt to make a Girtablullû, aka a scorpion man from mesopotamian mythology. Like a centaur but instead of a horse body its a scorpions! We're trying to make one for our card game and this is the best we could do:
@FairyEncyclope1 If you���re looking for some cool art to share we’re posting one mythical being every day currently mostly from Mesopotamian and Irish myths. Would be happy for you to share if you tag us :)