mythological figures we'd like to see

[Ms Duck]

ill have to dig about it, but someone asked Jim once about the Mab/shakespeare connection and he laughed it off, noting that Mab is much older then shakespeare.

furthermore, Mab says she was mortal once in CD

[Carnifex:Pacifex]

Considering the Fomor popping up all over the place. I would like to see more Lovecraftian baddies (Cthulhu mythos monsters).

[Ms Duck]

Considering the Fomor popping up all over the place. I would like to see more Lovecraftian baddies (Cthulhu mythos monsters).

deeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep onnes. any resemblance between them and the fomor is just coincidence im sure

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  but mab can make her self as big or as little as she wants

She can nowadays. Who knows about back when she was less powerfull...

ill have to dig about it, but someone asked Jim once about the Mab/shakespeare connection and he laughed it off, noting that Mab is much older then shakespeare.

furthermore, Mab says she was mortal once in CD

Er I can't tell if you're replying to me or not...

[Ms Duck]

She can nowadays. Who knows about back when she was less powerfull...

Er I can't tell if you're replying to me or not...

I was. just pointing out that Mab(shakespeare) != Mab (butcher). Mab (butcher) much more related to Mab (original)

Serack, do you have the woj where someone asks Jim about the bill the bard Mab?

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I was. just pointing out that Mab(shakespeare) != Mab (butcher). Mab (butcher) much more related to Mab (original)

Serack, do you have the woj where someone asks Jim about the bill the bard Mab?

I think you missed my EDIT of the post:

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Mab says she was mortal once. This can be explained by my theory that the Little Folk are changelings who Chose when they were children (Justification: 

The wikipedia entry on Mab says she was first mentioned by Shakespeare. Do you know where she was mentioned before that?

[mithrandirthewhite]

Mab is an alternate name for an aspect of the Morrigan.

http://voices.yahoo.com/the-morrigan-celtic-goddess-battle-death-fate-and-8533559.html?cat=37

But since Celti mythology ties more knots than the Summers Family Tree who truly knows anymore?

[Ms Duck]

I think you missed my EDIT of the post:

The wikipedia entry on Mab says she was first mentioned by Shakespeare. Do you know where she was mentioned before that?

the name is a more modern spelling of  maeb, which is also the name for morgawse

shes from 1st century bc celtic myhtology, the goddess of war and magic; in some variants shes a part of the morrigan

[Arjan]

the name is a more modern spelling of  maeb, which is also the name for morgawse

shes from 1st century bc celtic myhtology, the goddess of war and magic; in some variants shes a part of the morrigan

They all come from old Irish Medb, the queen of Connaught.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medb

I always thought it funny that Mab's daughter Maeve just had a more modern version of her own name.

[Ms Duck]

They all come from old Irish Medb, the queen of Connaught.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Medb

I always thought it funny that Mab's daughter Maeve just had a more modern version of her own name.

they are two sepperate entities with simillar names in the mythology; one is a goddess, the other legendary queen

[mithrandirthewhite]

Though the queen was likely inspired by the goddess.

[Ms Duck]

certainly possible. or it could just be coinicidence; its very common in  many cultures for persons to have simillar names or relgiously associated ones

'joshua, eli, elijah, ellia...'

[Arjan]

they are two sepperate entities with simillar names in the mythology; one is a goddess, the other legendary queen

It looks like the name Maeb was also one of spellings of the queen of Connaught's name.  The queen is far more often mentioned.

There are theories that Medb was the goddess ritually married with the king.

[Ms Duck]

It looks like the name Maeb was also one of spellings of the queen of Connaught's name.  The queen is far more often mentioned.

There are theories that Medb was the goddess ritually married with the king.

later connections include Morgawse as 'the queen of the isle' as well as 'the queen of air and darkness' related to maeves 'queen of the north'

mytholgy. lets be honest folks; its millenia of fan fic.

[Oddball]

I'd like to see an interaction between krampus, harry, and santa. That would be fun to read. Also is Krampus a distinct entity or a mask like odin with santa, if so who's behind the mask.