| Bellerophon’s Bridle | |
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Origin |
Bellerophon |
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Type |
Bridle |
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Effects |
Tames mythical creatures |
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Downsides |
Extreme self-pride/narcissism that infuriates their superiors |
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Activation |
Holding and proximity |
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Collected by |
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Section |
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Aisle |
Perseus-1395 |
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Shelf |
644218-3476-908 |
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Date of Collection |
196 AD |
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Origin[edit | edit source]
Bellerophon was a hero in Greek mythology that not only tamed the winged horse Pegasus, but also slayed the monstrous chimera. With the growth of his fame, his hubris, or self-pride and arrogance, grew with him. Believing himself worthy of a seat alongside the gods, Zeus cast him off Pegasus, falling down to earth and into despair.
Effects[edit | edit source]
Will control any mythical creature it is near. Seems to have an affection and better control over individuals or small groups rather than large herds. The user will experience a large amount of pride in their accomplishments that borders on narcissism. Their requests and actions will usually be enough to anger the wrong person.
