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If I ate her out, would I get hair in my mouth?

>>34974451
>Oh, and she has boobs now.
Chestlets btfo
I'm still glad about Satyros. She doesn't need a redesign because her current looks are already great, but I'm interested in what dialogue she will have.

>>34912764
Sorry baphofag but looks like she's your daughteru now, hope her mom is a cute old goat

>>26165045
Bacchanals are the best, huh?

>>25134877
I prefer the haram goats anyway.

>>23774609
Guy goes to a wine-tasting, meets a goat and they frolic through the vineyards naked while under the influence

>>22449155
Yes.

>>21611481
Says you.

>>20885236
Mix it 50/50 with some amaretto over ice for a godmother. Actually a pretty delicious drink, a lot more expensive than using soda though.
Also listen to >>20885391 since that's all some really solid advice.
Although Fireball should be tried at least once just for the experience. Same with Southern Comfort for as bad as it is in comparison to the more expensive stuff.

>"A rich, full-bodied wine sensibly priced at a dollar a jug. And for a little magic, I shall make this jug disappear."

>>19223399
What about smug titty goat?

>>19201156
No

>>19160622
>Filename
Try again.

>>18691855
Oh honey, let me help you with that

>>18080015
Please don't intrude on her niche.

Last of the summarized info from Redux:

>Bacchus:
>1. Bacchus is believed to drink with many other gods in the divine realm, and thus possesses rich connections.
>2. Its not clear what Bacchus looks like, or even if they are male or female, as they have been seen in at least two forms that may or may not have actually been Bacchus. It may even be that Bacchus simply has two forms (these forms being a stout of heart and virile person implied to be male, and the other a divine, well-endowed, drunken lass).
>3. Among Bacchus' tenets are: "drink wine to give life, joy, and color, and to give the energy needed to live each day well and virtuously," "exchange wine and words to seal your friendship," "be not grudging of your wine, for wine is to be shared" and "one's true and best form is that which is revealed through intoxication."
>4. The applications of each of these tenets is heavily detailed in the text, but of particular note is the clarification that the last tenet is not condoning violence and such brought about by drunkenness. Rather such negative behavior is seen as a underlying nature that the person should work to change and thus better themselves.
>5. While Bacchists publicly maintain the Order's position that all gods (excepting those who betrayed her) serve the Chief God and worship of them constitutes worship of her, its notable that none of the Bacchists scriptures mention monsters as enemies of humankind.
>6. Bacchists are very helpful and charitable, but they also disapprove of one-sided charity and thus they often assist those they help in finding employment and such so they can give back to society.
>7. Satyros are know for serving as priestesses and missionaries for Bacchus.
>8. Bacchus' blessings include a strong tolerance for alcohol, as well as successful friendships and partnerships that cross boundaries of nations and race.

>Eros:
>1. She is described as being similar in appearance to the angels who serve her, with tawny skin, pink hair, and eyes that light up with her powerful love (presumably a reference to the "heart pupils" of cupids and houris).
>2. That the gods treat Eros as a neutral deity and command the Order to do so as well, despite her sympathies clearly aligning with the monsters, has led to speculation among theologians that her role in the god's society must be important enough for them to overlook this.
>3. Eros is known for communicating her will through oracles, and because of this there are many direct records of her words. These writings and teachings are popular reading materials among monsters and young women.
>4. Being very affectionate herself, Eros is notably impatient in regards to suppressed love, and thus pays a lot of attention to helping couples get together who are having trouble confessing.
>5. There are various tenets that embody her teachings, such as "embrace love, live in love, and love will save you," "good love for good deeds" and "to those who hold love, golden love; to those who wreck love, lead-black loss."
>6. As shown in the above tenets and in the info in other settings materials, Eros bears a particular antipathy toward acts of infidelity and the betrayal of love.
>7. The cult of Eros has been growing a lot in recent years, in particular among monsters (who appreciate, among other things, the enhanced pleasure Eros' blessing gives during sex), and some states are even adopting Eroticism as their official religion.

>Bastet:
>1. She is believed to live in the Cat Kingdom.
>2. Her worship is considered heretical by the Order since she is firmly on the side of cat monsters as the guardian deity of cats.
>3. Cat monsters revere Bastet more like she is an alpha cat than a goddess.
>4. A few human lands and peoples also worship Bastet, and her human shrine maidens have formal costumes with cat tails and ears and work to behave like cats.
>5. When shrine maidens earn Bastet's recognition she will ultimately transform them into cat monsters and their entire village may be invited into the cat kingdom, the shrine maidens as new cats and the villagers as people worthy of the feline realm because of their love for cats.

>I don't think much of anything new is said about Poseidon. Except that is a statement on how the sea goddess the umi osho serve (Wadatsumi) has a number of similarities to Poseidon and that it is theorized they may be the same being.

>>17818337
>The satyros, having a certain way with words, offers up a number of sweet, smart whispers. With those murmurings and kisses redolent of wine, her heady charms sweep away his heart and carry it toward her sex. Like an innocent maiden lost in love, the man becomes drunk on the tones of her pipe and the intimations of her affection, and lets her take him as if it were all a dream.

>>17230682
I guess I wouldn't need to sit around watching chinese cartoons if I had a cute satyros to hang out with.
She probably knows all the classy bars that aren't too expensive.
>>17230692
>beer belly
Stick to spirits, they're lower in calories and you can impress the satyros by being manly.

>>17093076
That Satyr's really cute. A pity she's one of the girls who goes largely ignored.

>>16868745
The raunchier the better.
I want a fuckin sprinkler system that sprays booze when we hit a switch for it
Tongues and glasses and breasts and asses and my digits and their digits and everything everywhere! To Bacchus!

I need to get drunk

>>16482843
Satyros have plenty of style.

They're smooth seductresses that can charm man and woman alike with their words and dress a fair bit more smartly than most monster girls.

>>16444638
Stay thirsty, Anons

So holsts (and presumably minos) pruduce milk for drinking, but what about Satyros? How would their milk compare, like a cows milk vs goats milk?