- en.wikipedia.org MaenadMaenad carrying a thyrsus and a leopard with a snake rolled up over her head. Tondo of an ancient Greek Attic white-ground kylix 490–480 BC from Vulci.
- eberron.fandom.com wiki/MaenadMaenads are a race of psionic humanoids known for their powerful emotions, which they can manifest as psionic force. They dwell in the Tashyvar Islands of the Tashana Tundra...
- valarierenaux.medium.com fragment-on-maenads-…The maenad’s fate is to be forever estranged from her city. ... For the maenad, for exactly the same reason, it is the promise of escape; of liberation.
- paleothea.com gods-and-goddesses/maenads-in-greek…Origins and Worship. Maenads, also known as Bacchae, were devoted followers of Dionysus, the god of wine and revelry in ancient Greece.
- megamog.tumblr.com post/758902452632289280/qwarqy…Yayın zamanı: 6 saat öncehouseofneri reblogged this from anarchy-maenad. ... anarchy-maenad reblogged this from megamog.
- 1d6chan.miraheze.org wiki/MaenadJump to navigationJump to search. Maenads are a sort-of monster from Greek mythology; human women devoted to the worship of the god Dionysus, god of wine...
- aonprd.com MonsterDisplay.aspx…Description. Creatures of unbridled violence and decadence, maenads roam the world inviting others to join in on their debased revels.
- d20pfsrd.com alternative-rule-systems/psionics-…Physical Description Standing slightly taller than humans, roughly shoulder to shoulder with half-orcs, maenads are physically impressive.
- 5esrd.com database/creature/maenad/ACTIONS. Multiattack. The maenad uses Maenad Dance. Then the maenad attacks twice, once with its bite and once with its claws.
- merriam-webster.com dictionary/Maenads2018 An actor’s dance becomes a slaughter; a bathing nymph turns out to be one of a cluster of handless maenads.
Maenad
Mitolojik Kadın
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Veya Maneads, Dionysos'un kadın takipçileri ve tanrının maiyeti olan Thiasus'un en önemli üyeleriydi. İsimleri kelimenin tam anlamıyla "çılgın olanlar" olarak tercüme edilir. Maenadlar, Bassarids, Bacchae, Bakkha, Bakkhalar veya Roma Mitolojisinde Bacchantes olarak bilinir.
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