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	She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.		She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.

	Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature have varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a likely ~~of shoot~~ of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite having [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that womanly), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite's sphere of love to a type of madness (lots of tragedies have many people die because of horniness) as opposed to [[~~Space Marines~~\|truer brotherly love]]. While some Christian monks pushed her as a Celestial Virgin ~~Marry~~, having a Portfolio over Divine Beauty and love ~~Rather~~ the more [[Slaanesh\|earthly, hedonistic]] kind she was normally known for.		Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature have varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a likely offshoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite having [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that womanly), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite's sphere of love to be a type of madness (lots of tragedies have many people die because of horniness) as opposed to [[Gay\|truer brotherly love]]. While some Christian monks pushed her as a Celestial Virgin Mary, having a Portfolio over Divine Beauty and love rather than the more [[Slaanesh\|earthly, hedonistic]] kind she was normally known for.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 12:45, 3 July 2021

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	She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.		She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.

	Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature have varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a ~~likley~~ of shoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite having [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that ~~woman~~), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite sphere of love to a type of madness (lots of tragedies have many people die because of ~~hornyness~~) as opposed to [[Space Marines\|truer brotherly love]]. While some Christian monks pushed her as a Celestial ~~Vergin~~ Marry, having a Portfolio over Divine Beauty and love Rather the more [[Slaanesh\|earthly hedonistic]] kind she was normally known for.		Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature have varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a likely of shoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite having [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that womanly), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite's sphere of love to a type of madness (lots of tragedies have many people die because of horniness) as opposed to [[Space Marines\|truer brotherly love]]. While some Christian monks pushed her as a Celestial Virgin Marry, having a Portfolio over Divine Beauty and love Rather the more [[Slaanesh\|earthly, hedonistic]] kind she was normally known for.
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 14:00, 2 July 2021

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	She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.		She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.

	Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature have varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a likley of shoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite having [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that woman), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite sphere of love to a type of madness (lots of tragedies have many people die because of hornyness) as opposed to [[Space Marines\|truer brotherly love]]. While some Christian monks pushed her as a Celestial Vergin Marry, having a Portfolio over Divine Beauty and love Rather the more earthly hedonistic kind she was normally known for.		Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature have varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a likley of shoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite having [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that woman), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite sphere of love to a type of madness (lots of tragedies have many people die because of hornyness) as opposed to [[Space Marines\|truer brotherly love]]. While some Christian monks pushed her as a Celestial Vergin Marry, having a Portfolio over Divine Beauty and love Rather the more [[Slaanesh\|earthly hedonistic]] kind she was normally known for.
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 13:58, 2 July 2021

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	She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.		She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.

	Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature ~~has~~ varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a ~~lily~~ of shoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite ~~haveing~~ [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that woman), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite ~~spere~~ of love to a type of madness (lots of ~~strategies~~ have many people die because of hornyness) as opposed to [[Space Marines\|truer brotherly love]].		Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature have varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a likley of shoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite having [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that woman), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite sphere of love to a type of madness (lots of tragedies have many people die because of hornyness) as opposed to [[Space Marines\|truer brotherly love]]. While some Christian monks pushed her as a Celestial Vergin Marry, having a Portfolio over Divine Beauty and love Rather the more earthly hedonistic kind she was normally known for.
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600: reaserch from Overly Sarcastic Productions

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	'''Aphrodite''' is the Greco-Roman goddess of beauty and love. She is most relevant to /tg/ for appearing in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] and in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] as part of the Olympian pantheon to be worshipped by player characters and NPCs. As such, she appears as part of the [[Great Wheel]] and is an important NPC in [[Planescape]].		'''Aphrodite''' is the Greco-Roman goddess of beauty and love. She is most relevant to /tg/ for appearing in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] and in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] as part of the Olympian pantheon to be worshipped by player characters and NPCs. As such, she appears as part of the [[Great Wheel]] and is an important NPC in [[Planescape]].

	She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so ~~it’s~~ frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.		She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work of aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and the existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.

			Historically, her exact Portfolio and nature has varied greatly. Spartans had a warrior's edge to her as a lily of shoot of [[Ishtar]]. The Athenians, despite haveing [[Athena]] being their patron deity (though she was never that woman), had a subhuman view of women and considered Aphrodite spere of love to a type of madness (lots of strategies have many people die because of hornyness) as opposed to [[Space Marines\|truer brotherly love]].
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1d4chan>Stephenlucas600 at 13:40, 2 July 2021

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	She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it’s frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.		She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it’s frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.
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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 06:04, 2 September 2020

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	She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it’s frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.		She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it’s frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.
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1d4chan>Agiletek at 20:01, 30 August 2020

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	'''Aphrodite''' is the Greco-Roman goddess of beauty and love. She is most relevant to /tg/ for appearing in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] and in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] as part of the Olympian pantheon to be worshipped by player characters and NPCs. As such, she appears as part of the [[Great Wheel]] and is an important NPC in [[Planescape]].		'''Aphrodite''' is the Greco-Roman goddess of beauty and love. She is most relevant to /tg/ for appearing in [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons]] and in [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] as part of the Olympian pantheon to be worshipped by player characters and NPCs. As such, she appears as part of the [[Great Wheel]] and is an important NPC in [[Planescape]].

			She is one of the many figures of Greek myth to influence modern language, providing the basis for the work aphrodisiac, a substance that improves sexual performance. Claims of various natural substances being such tend to be dubious and/or placebo, but it’s a common enough claim and existence of modern medicine capable of it means one really existing doesn’t stretch suspension of disbelief in the slightest, so it’s frequently appears as a property of fictional [[Drug]]s.

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1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 07:40, 14 April 2020

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	\|Name = Aphrodite		\|Name = Aphrodite
	\|Symbol = [[File:Aphrodite Symbol.jpg\|125px]]		\|Symbol = [[File:Aphrodite Symbol.jpg\|125px]]
			\|Aliases = Lady of Dawn
	\|Alignment = Chaotic Good		\|Alignment = Chaotic Good
	\|Divine Rank = Intermediate Goddess		\|Divine Rank = Intermediate Goddess