Goddesses of war (BDSM in stocks)

[WooouTK]

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A week ago I published a very similar scenario, with Kratos about to use circle 😉 on this aspiring Greek goddess of war. Actually, the original scenario was going to be something more like this scene: Nordic goddess of war vs. the Greek one. Why did I choose the Greek one to be losing in this titanic tickle fight? Well, the choice was quite simple; her armor was by far the one that caused me the least trouble when putting her in the stocks in that position.

I practically had the main scene finished; I only needed to add the environment and the lighting effects... But then I found Kratos from GOW3 available to download, and who better to humiliatingly defeat an anonymous goddess than the one and only God of War?

Nevertheless, my original idea was practically finished, and I wanted to see how it looked rendered, even if it was in a simple setting.

 

[milagros317]

Great image! Thanks for sharing it here.

 

[BlasterMaster]

Nice poser work dude!

Correct me if I'm wrong but the closest the Greeks came to a goddess of war was Athena (aka Goddess of Victory, Wisdom, Strategy, etc etc).

The Romans had Bellona, a true goddess of war (her divine portfolio included battle, bloodlust, bloodshed, and artistic passion).

 

[WooouTK]

Nice poser work dude!

Correct me if I'm wrong but the closest the Greeks came to a goddess of war was Athena (aka Goddess of Victory, Wisdom, Strategy, etc etc).

The Romans had Bellona, a true goddess of war (her divine portfolio included battle, bloodlust, bloodshed, and artistic passion).

Athena, as far as I know, is mostly seen as the goddess of wisdom, but I also believe that the Greeks regarded her as a goddess of war. The Romans, as a god of war, I think had Mars, who was the equivalent of the Greek god Ares... Well, those as major gods, because at least the Romans had dozens or hundreds of minor deities...