Pagan protection charms have been used for centuries by various cultures around the world. These charms are believed to ward off evil spirits, bring good luck, and protect the wearer from harm. The concept of using protective symbols and objects is deeply rooted in pagan traditions and beliefs. One common type of pagan protection charm is the pentagram, a five-pointed star enclosed within a circle. The pentagram is believed to represent the five elements: earth, air, fire, water, and spirit. It is thought to bring balance and protection to the wearer.

The Girl

The girl is a major story character and potential party member in Fear & Hunger. She is a nameless, silent orange-haired child that will bond with the player over time.

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It is thought to bring balance and protection to the wearer. The inverted pentagram, with one point facing downwards, is sometimes associated with darker or more negative energies. Another popular pagan protection charm is the evil eye symbol.

Lore [ ]

"A pure being, in which both strength of the new gods and a seed of the man from the prophecies come together. Never in the written history has there been similar situation. It is truly exciting, isn't it? We can expect great things from her." — The New Gods of the Grand Hall on the Girl

By the close of the 16th century, the nameless girl was confined within a cage within the Dungeons of Fear and Hunger, situated in the Kingdom of Rondon. Although the specific circumstances leading to her presence in the dungeons remained unknown, it is evident that throughout her existence, she had been deprived of kindness, leading to a life that was seemingly devoid of meaningful connections—a blank slate awaiting purpose.

Upon initial observation, the girl appeared ordinary. However, concealed within her was an ancient soul emanating the radiant light of an older god, an essence that had been dormant within her since her birth. This girl was the result of the union between New God Nilvan, the Endless One, and Le'garde, a man foretold to unite warring factions without resorting to violence. Nilvan, driven by her aspirations of humanity transcending its mortal limitations and yearning to extend her dominion beyond her natural lifespan, held hope that her offspring would become the beacon of hope for all humankind.

During the events of Fear & Hunger, the girl would be taken to deeper floors at the dungeon, eventually reaching the Altar of Darkness within the body of the God of the Depths, an Old God who would be killed in the process. When this place was reached, she began her ascension and became the God of Fear and Hunger.

This symbol is typically depicted as a blue eye surrounded by concentric circles and is believed to protect against the malevolent gaze of others. It is commonly used in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cultures and is often worn as jewelry or displayed in homes and businesses. In addition to these symbols, various herbs and stones are also used as pagan protection charms. For example, lavender is believed to have protective properties and is often carried or kept in the home to ward off negative energies. Amethyst, a purple crystal, is also associated with protection and is believed to promote spiritual growth and clarity. Pagan protection charms are often personalized and infused with the intentions and energies of the wearer. They can be worn as jewelry, carried in pockets or bags, or placed in strategic locations within the home or workplace. Some individuals choose to create their own protection charms, while others prefer to purchase them from artisans or specialty shops. While pagan protection charms hold deep significance for those who believe in their powers, it is important to note that their effectiveness is subjective and can vary from person to person. Ultimately, the power of a protection charm lies in the belief and intention of the wearer..

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