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- Satyr Drudge s are mythological creatures of Ancient Greece that have allied with the monster-god Typhon and joined his army to overthrow the Olympian Gods and conquer the mortal world.
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- Similar in nature to the Pan Fauns, Satyrs are beings of nature and fertility in Grecian and Roman mythology, however, whereas the Pan Fauns represent innocence and virginal purity, Satyrs represent energetic spirituality and the instinctive pursuit of sexual pleasure. Frequently depicted in human art engaging in sexual acts with all manner of beings (including but not limited to gods, nymphs, centaurs, other satyrs or human men, women and boys), they are also known for their association with the gods Dionysus and Pan.
- While a male Satyr is known as a "Satyr", a female Satyr is known as a "Satyress", and a child Satyr is known as a "Satyrisk".
- A man who has hypersexuality is known as having "Satyriasis" (named after the Satyr), while a woman who has hypersexuality is known as having "Nymphomania" (named after the Nymph).