#coryphaeus

[doodleomi]

thinking abt the chorus leader from bacchae again.... i really really like her. apparently shes called coryphaeus (the more u know). her hair is meant to look like ivy btw

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Coryphaeus is lame lmao, do you know a wannabe god who is more powerful and scarier than that walking red lyrium giant lobster?

Mother fucking Dagoth Ur, a dwemer nobility who was drunk on the power flowing from a dead god's heart. Stepping into Dagoth Ur's lair where his cancerous and twisted followers dwelt will fill you with dread more than facing Coryphaeus face to face.

This guy was such a threat he could tear and twisted reality apart with Numidium ( Akulakhan ) if The Nerevarine didn't stop him...

Also, Dagoth Ur has a banger single

Cory? He only has samson

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I want Coryphaeus to fuck me on the throne of gods that was empty. Please do it and let the imprisoned Elgar'nan watch (what? We knows he's the true sun god. There's no maker)

- Alternate Universe Francois

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