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	In Greek myth Typhon was the youngest child of Mother Earth, the largest monster ever born.<blockquote>From the thighs down he was nothing but coiled serpents, and his arms which, when he reached them out reached a hundred leagues in either direction, had countless serpents' heads instead of hands. His brutish ass-head touched the stars, his vast wings darkened the sun, [[fire]] flashed from his eyes, and flaming rocks hurtled from his mouth. When he came rushing towards Olympus, the [[God\|gods]] fled in terror to Egypt, where they disguised themselves as animals: Zeus becoming a ram; Apollo, a crow; [[Dionysus]], a goat; Hera, a white cow; Artemis, a [[Cats\|cat]]; Aphrodite, a fish; Ares, a boar; Hermes, an ibis and so on.~~</blockquote><blockquote>~~- The Greek Myths, Robert Graves, 1955</blockquote>Project Typhon was the [[Goblins\|Goblin]] plan to create a god-destroying construct based [[For Sale, Creator’s Throne, Never Used: A Narrative of the First Age\|loosely on this concept]].		In Greek myth Typhon was the youngest child of Mother Earth, the largest monster ever born.<blockquote>From the thighs down he was nothing but coiled serpents, and his arms which, when he reached them out reached a hundred leagues in either direction, had countless serpents' heads instead of hands. His brutish ass-head touched the stars, his vast wings darkened the sun, [[fire]] flashed from his eyes, and flaming rocks hurtled from his mouth. When he came rushing towards Olympus, the [[God\|gods]] fled in terror to Egypt, where they disguised themselves as animals: Zeus becoming a ram; Apollo, a crow; [[Dionysus]], a goat; Hera, a white cow; Artemis, a [[Cats\|cat]]; Aphrodite, a fish; Ares, a boar; Hermes, an ibis and so on.

			- The Greek Myths, Robert Graves, 1955</blockquote>Project Typhon was the [[Goblins\|Goblin]] plan to create a god-destroying construct based [[For Sale, Creator’s Throne, Never Used: A Narrative of the First Age\|loosely on this concept]].

ScholarGobbo at 12:54, 23 August 2024

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	In Greek myth Typhon was the youngest child of Mother Earth, the largest monster ever born.<blockquote>From the thighs down he was nothing but coiled serpents, and his arms which, when he reached them out reached a hundred leagues in either direction, had countless serpents' heads instead of hands. His brutish ass-head touched the stars, his vast wings darkened the sun, [[fire]] flashed from his eyes, and flaming rocks hurtled from his mouth. When he came rushing towards Olympus, the [[God\|gods]] fled in terror to Egypt, where they disguised themselves as animals: Zeus becoming a ram; Apollo, a crow; [[Dionysus]], a goat; Hera, a white cow; Artemis, a [[Cats\|cat]]; Aphrodite, a fish; Ares, a boar; Hermes, an ibis and so on.		In Greek myth Typhon was the youngest child of Mother Earth, the largest monster ever born.<blockquote>From the thighs down he was nothing but coiled serpents, and his arms which, when he reached them out reached a hundred leagues in either direction, had countless serpents' heads instead of hands. His brutish ass-head touched the stars, his vast wings darkened the sun, [[fire]] flashed from his eyes, and flaming rocks hurtled from his mouth. When he came rushing towards Olympus, the [[God\|gods]] fled in terror to Egypt, where they disguised themselves as animals: Zeus becoming a ram; Apollo, a crow; [[Dionysus]], a goat; Hera, a white cow; Artemis, a [[Cats\|cat]]; Aphrodite, a fish; Ares, a boar; Hermes, an ibis and so on.</blockquote><blockquote>- The Greek Myths, Robert Graves, 1955</blockquote>Project Typhon was the [[Goblins\|Goblin]] plan to create a god-destroying construct based [[For Sale, Creator’s Throne, Never Used: A Narrative of the First Age\|loosely on this concept]].

	- The Greek Myths, Robert Graves, 1955</blockquote>Project Typhon was the [[Goblins\|Goblin]] plan to create a god-destroying construct based [[For Sale, Creator’s Throne, Never Used: A Narrative of the First Age\|loosely on this concept]].

ScholarGobbo: Link to Dionysius

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Link to Dionysius

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	In Greek myth Typhon was the youngest child of Mother Earth, the largest monster ever born.<blockquote>From the thighs down he was nothing but coiled serpents, and his arms which, when he reached them out reached a hundred leagues in either direction, had countless serpents' heads instead of hands. His brutish ass-head touched the stars, his vast wings darkened the sun, [[fire]] flashed from his eyes, and flaming rocks hurtled from his mouth. When he came rushing towards Olympus, the [[God\|gods]] fled in terror to Egypt, where they disguised themselves as animals: Zeus becoming a ram; Apollo, a crow; Dionysus, a goat; Hera, a white cow; Artemis, a [[Cats\|cat]]; Aphrodite, a fish; Ares, a boar; Hermes, an ibis and so on.		In Greek myth Typhon was the youngest child of Mother Earth, the largest monster ever born.<blockquote>From the thighs down he was nothing but coiled serpents, and his arms which, when he reached them out reached a hundred leagues in either direction, had countless serpents' heads instead of hands. His brutish ass-head touched the stars, his vast wings darkened the sun, [[fire]] flashed from his eyes, and flaming rocks hurtled from his mouth. When he came rushing towards Olympus, the [[God\|gods]] fled in terror to Egypt, where they disguised themselves as animals: Zeus becoming a ram; Apollo, a crow; [[Dionysus]], a goat; Hera, a white cow; Artemis, a [[Cats\|cat]]; Aphrodite, a fish; Ares, a boar; Hermes, an ibis and so on.

	- The Greek Myths, Robert Graves, 1955</blockquote>Project Typhon was the [[Goblins\|Goblin]] plan to create a god-destroying construct based [[For Sale, Creator’s Throne, Never Used: A Narrative of the First Age\|loosely on this concept]].		- The Greek Myths, Robert Graves, 1955</blockquote>Project Typhon was the [[Goblins\|Goblin]] plan to create a god-destroying construct based [[For Sale, Creator’s Throne, Never Used: A Narrative of the First Age\|loosely on this concept]].

ScholarGobbo: Created Typhon, the greatest monster in the universe

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Created Typhon, the greatest monster in the universe

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In Greek myth Typhon was the youngest child of Mother Earth, the largest monster ever born.<blockquote>From the thighs down he was nothing but coiled serpents, and his arms which, when he reached them out reached a hundred leagues in either direction, had countless serpents' heads instead of hands. His brutish ass-head touched the stars, his vast wings darkened the sun, [[fire]] flashed from his eyes, and flaming rocks hurtled from his mouth. When he came rushing towards Olympus, the [[God|gods]] fled in terror to Egypt, where they disguised themselves as animals: Zeus becoming a ram; Apollo, a crow; Dionysus, a goat; Hera, a white cow; Artemis, a [[Cats|cat]]; Aphrodite, a fish; Ares, a boar; Hermes, an ibis and so on.

- The Greek Myths, Robert Graves, 1955</blockquote>Project Typhon was the [[Goblins|Goblin]] plan to create a god-destroying construct based [[For Sale, Creator’s Throne, Never Used: A Narrative of the First Age|loosely on this concept]].