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nice. would be nice for the irish gods to have one too, but only muh norse gods get attention from anyone.

>>8752

>Nice. would be nice for the irish gods to have one too, but only muh norse gods get attention from anyone.

>Irish

>Not Celtic, Not Gaelic, Irish

Walk with the tolerant and diverse moon mother, friend. :^)

>>8752

The artist just recently made an Egyptian god family tree. Maybe you could make that suggestion or outright commission the artist:

http://www.veritablehokum.com/

what even is the point of lineage of Gods like that? you don't actually believe that Gods have daughter/son Gods who marry and have children etc, do you?

>>8756

Yes, because our mythology teaches that certain Germanic tribes come from certain Gods, so it is important to study their lineages. The gods are a mixture of human and naturalistic forces; originally they were formless and shapeless, but over millennia some souls have been worthy enough to join with these gods and become one with them, and so they have acquired a human shape

That being said, this poster would really only be fit for a childs room so they could learn lineages early on.

>>8754

gaelic makes sense. celtic doesnt. irish and gaelic are pretty much interchangable with paganism though. scots literally didnt exist when ireland became christian.

>>8741

i can't find inguz/ingvi anywhere

>>8946

He's labeled "Freyr".