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	Production test for a new generation of sex-slaves that are normally powerful but the power is in mental chains and can be directed at the will of the owner... (Human trafficking-NOT B&D which is consensual)		Production test for a new generation of sex-slaves that are normally powerful but the power is in mental chains and can be directed at the will of the owner... (Human trafficking-NOT B&D which is consensual)


			==See Also==
			*[[Satyri/Lillithian Satyri\|Lillithian Satyri]]
			*[[Satyri/Soap Satyri\|Soap Satyri]]


	==References==		==References==
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	*[http://dpragan.deviantart.com/ DPRagan's Deviantart~~.com~~ website]		*[http://dpragan.deviantart.com/ DPRagan's ''Deviantart'' website]
	*A gallery of DPRagan's Satyri works can be seen [http://dpragan.deviantart.com/gallery/#Satyri here].		*A gallery of DPRagan's Satyri works can be seen [http://dpragan.deviantart.com/gallery/#Satyri here]

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	[[Image:Satyri.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|An example of a Satyri as drawn by the artist [http://dpragan.deviantart.com/ DPRagan.]]]		[[Image:Satyri.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|An example of a Satyri as drawn by the artist [http://dpragan.deviantart.com/ DPRagan.]]]

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	Satyri that are not in the "prime of life" invariably find themselves in their prime post-change; as part of the change all Satyri tend to lose a few years of physical age. The vast majority of Satyri victims, those adult age or beyond, find themselves physically a young adult again (roughly equivalent to a 21 to 25 year old human woman), those victims who are in their teens may find themselves regressed to as young as 13 years old, left to grow up again and acclimate to their new life.		Satyri that are not in the "prime of life" invariably find themselves in their prime post-change; as part of the change all Satyri tend to lose a few years of physical age. The vast majority of Satyri victims, those adult age or beyond, find themselves physically a young adult again (roughly equivalent to a 21 to 25 year old human woman), those victims who are in their teens may find themselves regressed to as young as 13 years old, left to grow up again and acclimate to their new life.

			This regression effect is permanent; Satyri grow and mature until they appear as young adults, at which point physical maturity stops. While most Satyri have the same lifespan as humanity (Lillithians being an important exception), Satyri will ''appear'' young until the very end of their lives, whereupon they will appear to physically age very rapidly.

	Rarely, and seemingly at the incomprehensible whim of whatever force causes the change, older Satyri victims can be regressed as far back as 13 years old, leaving them not only to deal with their physical transformation, but also the indignity of having their rights and responsibilities of adulthood stolen from them.		Rarely, and seemingly at the incomprehensible whim of whatever force causes the change, older Satyri victims can be regressed as far back as 13 years old, leaving them not only to deal with their physical transformation, but also the indignity of having their rights and responsibilities of adulthood stolen from them.

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	== Physical Description ==		== Physical Description ==

	All Satyri are, as a rule, extremely attractive, this is a result of the Succubi (or male wizard, in the case of the Exiled) influence in their various transformations.		All Satyri are, as a rule, extremely attractive, this is a result of the Succubi (or male wizard, in the case of the Exiled) influence in their various transformations. Satyri invariably lose any imperfections such as excess weight, scars, or tattos after their change, although they do retain their general individuality and non-cosmetic flaws, such as the need to wear glasses.

	Satyri ~~invariably lose any imperfections such as excess weight, scars, or tattos after~~ their ~~change~~, ~~although they do retain their general individuality and non-cosmetic flaws, such as the need~~ to ~~wear glasses~~. ~~Some Satyri are age regressed as~~ a ~~result of their change~~, although ~~this is rare~~ and ~~little is known about it~~.		Satyri are easily recognized by their skin, which is far closer to a form of latex than human flesh. This rubber pelt is invariably a bright, inhuman color like Crimson Red, although "Cobalt Blue," "Bubblegum," "Jade," "Royal Purple," "Eggshell White" and other variants are also common.

	~~All Satyri are easily recognized by their~~ skin, ~~which~~ is ~~more like latex than flesh~~. This ~~rubber pelt is invariably a bright, inhuman color like Crimson Red, although~~ "~~Cobalt Blue,~~" ~~"Bubblegum~~,~~" "Jade," "Royal Purple," "Eggshell White"~~ and ~~other variants are also common~~.		This skin is universally very shiny, as if treated with some form of polish; this is due to a natural form of oil the Satyri secrete instead of sweat that constantly polishes and treats the skin. This "polish" also leaves the Satyri's skin feeling somewhat slippery and slick to the touch at all times, although this varies between each Satyri and over time.

	~~This skin is universally very shiny, as if treated with some form~~ of ~~polish; this is due to a natural form of oil~~ the ~~Satyri secrete instead~~ of ~~sweat. This "polish" also leaves~~ the Satyri's skin ~~feeling somewhat slippery and slick to~~ the ~~touch at all times~~, ~~although this varies between each Satyri and over time~~.		Outside of the effects of the shine Satyri skin is near monochrome, although some areas such as the areola or lips experience a different coloring, similar to natural human pigmentation.

	~~Outside of the effects of the shine Satyri skin is near monochrome, although some areas such as the areola or lips experience a different coloring, similar to natural human pigmentation.~~		The color, shine, and "rubberness" of the skin extends to the Satyri's hair, which is frequently the same color (albeit a darker shade) as their skin. Satyri hair takes dyes and other hair treatments about as well as human hair; many Satyri bleach and then dye hair various "human" colors in an attempt to fit in better.

	~~This~~ color, shine, and "rubberness" extends to the Satyri's hair, which is frequently the same color (albeit a darker shade) as their skin. Satyri hair takes dyes and other hair treatments about as well as human hair; many Satyri bleach and then dye hair various "human" colors in an attempt to fit in better.

	A pair of small horns is always found peeking out from the hair, these are invariably a still darker shade of their skintone, and tend towards being fairly straight and about 2 inches long. The occasional rare animal style (ram, goat, etc) can be seen, although they remain purely decorative on all Satyri despite their shapes. These horns regrow over time if removed or damaged.		A pair of small horns is always found peeking out from the hair, these are invariably a still darker shade of their skintone, and tend towards being fairly straight and about 2 inches long. The occasional rare animal style (ram, goat, etc) can be seen, although they remain purely decorative on all Satyri despite their shapes. These horns regrow over time if removed or damaged.

	Outside of this hair and their eyebrows, Satyri are hairless under the neck, the vast majority of Satyri skin lacks any form of hair follicles.		Outside of this hair and their eyebrows, Satyri are hairless under the neck. Indeed, the vast majority of Satyri skin lacks any form of hair follicles and simply cannot grow hair in any form. This includes the arms, legs and genitals, which are permanently denuded.

	Satyri eyes are slit and catlike, although they retain standard human eyesight (albeit with slightly better night vision). Some rare Soap Satyri gain a black sclera (the "whites of the eyes"), although this this is significantly more common in Lillithians (who always have this effect manifest).		Satyri eyes are slit and catlike, although they retain standard human eyesight (albeit with slightly better night vision). Some rare Soap Satyri gain a black sclera (the "whites of the eyes"), although this this is significantly more common in Lillithians (who always have this effect manifest).
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	Some Satyri have wings, although this is exceedingly rare. No Satyri can fly without magical assistance, although this magical assistance is instinctive to most Satyri.		Some Satyri have wings, although this is exceedingly rare. No Satyri can fly without magical assistance, although this magical assistance is instinctive to most Satyri.

			Satyri that are not in the "prime of life" invariably find themselves in their prime post-change; as part of the change all Satyri tend to lose a few years of physical age. The vast majority of Satyri victims, those adult age or beyond, find themselves physically a young adult again (roughly equivalent to a 21 to 25 year old human woman), those victims who are in their teens may find themselves regressed to as young as 13 years old, left to grow up again and acclimate to their new life.

			Rarely, and seemingly at the incomprehensible whim of whatever force causes the change, older Satyri victims can be regressed as far back as 13 years old, leaving them not only to deal with their physical transformation, but also the indignity of having their rights and responsibilities of adulthood stolen from them.

			This is always a regression effect: Satyri never gain physical maturity due to their change, and the exceedingly rare pre-pubescent victims invariably retain their current physical age.

	== Satyri and Society ==		== Satyri and Society ==

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	The spirituality of a Satyri, as a whole, is not directly affected by their change: A Christian Human becomes a Christian Satyri, a Buddhist Human becomes a Buddhist Satyri, et cetera. All Satyri are effectively normal humans as far as spirituality is concerned -- they have mortal (and redeemable) souls, they remain on the path of the dharma, et cetera.		The spirituality of a Satyri, as a whole, is not directly affected by their change: A Christian Human becomes a Christian Satyri, a Buddhist Human becomes a Buddhist Satyri, et cetera. All Satyri are effectively normal humans as far as spirituality is concerned -- they have mortal (and redeemable) souls, they remain on the path of the dharma, et cetera.

	However, It is not uncommon for a Satyri to have a crisis of faith post-change, particularly if they are a member of a Judeo-Christian faith; Eastern religions tend to lack the "demon" arctype that would prompt such a crisis in the first place. The magnitude of this crisis of faith is ~~dependant~~ entirely on what support (if any) they receive from their religious community. The opinions on the Satyri in religious circles are legion; Satyri are just as likely to be politely asked not to return as they are to be welcomed back with open arms.		However, It is not uncommon for a Satyri to have a crisis of faith post-change, particularly if they are a member of a Judeo-Christian faith; Eastern religions tend to lack the "demon" arctype that would prompt such a crisis in the first place. The magnitude of this crisis of faith is dependent entirely on what support (if any) they receive from their religious community. The opinions on the Satyri in religious circles are legion; Satyri are just as likely to be politely asked not to return as they are to be welcomed back with open arms.

	Religious people are more likely to react poorly to unknown Satyri presences, and the feeling is generally mutual. Immediately following the introduction of the Satyri to the world, many Satyri were the target of hate crimes, up to and including assault and murder. While instances of this are now extremely rare in most civilized countries, it is not uncommon for a Satyri to be harassed or insulted by ignorant people.		Religious people are more likely to react poorly to unknown Satyri presences, and the feeling is generally mutual. Immediately following the introduction of the Satyri to the world, many Satyri were the target of hate crimes, up to and including assault and murder. While instances of this are now extremely rare in most civilized countries, it is not uncommon for a Satyri to be harassed or insulted by ignorant people.

	~~Unfortuantely~~, many "Fire and Brimstone" style Fundamentalist religious leaders, ~~particuarly~~ those in more ~~conservative~~ areas, use Satyri as an easy target for hate speech. In addition, even the most open minded of religious people have some difficulty coming to terms with the Satyri's appearance and their quirks. It takes only one or two times of a Soap Satyri forgetting to dress before Church, or a Lillithian's willpower breaking in public before someone will pull the unfortunate victim aside and invite them to no longer participate.		Unfortunately, many "Fire and Brimstone" style Fundamentalist religious leaders, particularly those in more rural areas, use Satyri as an easy target for hate speech. In addition, even the most open minded of religious people have some difficulty coming to terms with the Satyri's appearance and their quirks. It takes only one or two times of a Soap Satyri forgetting to dress before Church, or a Lillithian's willpower breaking in public before someone will pull the unfortunate victim aside and invite them to no longer participate.

	Ironically (or perhaps intentionally) this also cuts off Satyri from the one group that could possibly find a cure to their situation -- occult and quantum researchers with the various religious organizations throughout the world.		Ironically (or perhaps intentionally) this also cuts off Satyri from the one group that could possibly find a cure to their situation -- occult and quantum researchers with the various religious organizations throughout the world.

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	== Satyri and Society ==		== Satyri and Society ==

	After their transformation, new Satyri are left to their own devices to re-integrate themselves in their previous lives. They retain all their previous memories, although this is colored by their changes -- for example, a Soap Satyri can remember wearing clothing, but no longer understand just why it was so important to them before. Lillithians retain their previous opinions on things, but can "smell" male essence, and find themselves attracted to despite their conscious ~~opinion on it~~.		After their transformation, new Satyri are left to their own devices to re-integrate themselves in their previous lives. They retain all their previous memories, although this is colored by their changes -- for example, a Soap Satyri can remember wearing clothing, but no longer understand just why it was so important to them before. Lillithians retain their previous opinions on things, but can "smell" male essence, and find themselves attracted to it despite their conscious opinions.

	Enough people are aware of the situation that Satyri usually do not have any problems getting new ID and their identities switched over; the biggest challenge most Satyri experience immediately after their change is the need for physical therapy to learn how to walk on their new legs.		Enough people are aware of the situation that Satyri usually do not have any problems getting new ID and their identities switched over; the biggest challenge most Satyri experience immediately after their change is the need for physical therapy to learn how to walk on their new legs.

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	==General Description==		==General Description==

	Satyri are a form of half human, half succubus mortals. Universally created from the transformation of an unwilling human victim into their current form, there are three variants of the "Satyri" depending exactly on how they were changed into their current form: "'''[[Satyri/Soap Satyri\|Soap Satyri]]'''", ~~which are Satyri that are created passively by a cursed object (usually soap);~~ "'''[[Satyri/Lillithian Satyri\|Lillithian Satyri]]'''", ~~which are Satyri that are directly transformed by true Succubi;~~ and "'''The Exiled'''", a ~~group of rebels fighting against~~ the ~~forces of the Antichrist, who are transformed by treachorous mages as a form of sport~~.		Satyri are a form of half human, half succubus mortals. Universally created from the transformation of an unwilling human victim into their current form, there are three variants of the "Satyri" depending exactly on how they were changed into their current form: "'''[[Satyri/Soap Satyri\|Soap Satyri]]'''", "'''[[Satyri/Lillithian Satyri\|Lillithian Satyri]]'''", and "'''The Exiled'''". The first two Satyri variants are both contained in the "Magic School Universe", a story universe that DPRagan has created, whereas the Exiled take place in their own unique storyline.

	~~The first two Satyri variants are both contained in the "Magic School Universe", a story universe that DPRagan has created, whereas the Exiled take place in their own unique storyline.~~		All Satyri, despite their variant origins, share similar physical features -- they all look like shiny, rubber skinned Succubi. This is mostly a cosmetic effect; for the most part they remain human on the inside.

	All Satyri, despite their variant origins, share similar physical features -- they all look like shiny, rubber skinned Succubi.

	One specific quirk that most Satyri share is that the Satyri transformation almost exclusively involves some form of permanent and involuntary gender changing -- Satyri may look like Succubi, but originally were human men. The Exiled are an exception to this and most other "rules" about the Satyri. <ref>http://dpragan.deviantart.com/art/Satyri-The-Exiled-FaQ-162888172</ref>		One specific quirk that most Satyri share is that the Satyri transformation almost exclusively involves some form of permanent and involuntary gender changing -- Satyri may look like Succubi, but originally were human men. The Exiled are an exception to this and most other "rules" about the Satyri. <ref>http://dpragan.deviantart.com/art/Satyri-The-Exiled-FaQ-162888172</ref>

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	==General Description==		==General Description==

	Satyri are a form of half human, half succubus mortals. Universally created from the transformation of an unwilling human victim into their current form, there are three variants of the "Satyri" depending exactly on how they were changed into their current form.		Satyri are a form of half human, half succubus mortals. Universally created from the transformation of an unwilling human victim into their current form, there are three variants of the "Satyri" depending exactly on how they were changed into their current form: "'''[[Satyri/Soap Satyri\|Soap Satyri]]'''", which are Satyri that are created passively by a cursed object (usually soap); "'''[[Satyri/Lillithian Satyri\|Lillithian Satyri]]'''", which are Satyri that are directly transformed by true Succubi; and "'''The Exiled'''", a group of rebels fighting against the forces of the Antichrist, who are transformed by treachorous mages as a form of sport.

	* "'''[[Satyri/Soap Satyri\|Soap Satyri]]'''", which are Satyri that are created passively by a cursed object (usually soap).

	* "'''[[Satyri/Lillithian Satyri\|Lillithian Satyri]]'''", which are Satyri that are directly transformed by true Succubi.

	* "'''The Exiled'''", a group of rebels fighting against the forces of the Antichrist, who are transformed by treachorous mages as a form of sport.

	The first two Satyri variants are both contained in the "Magic School Universe", a story universe that DPRagan has created, whereas the Exiled take place in their own unique storyline.		The first two Satyri variants are both contained in the "Magic School Universe", a story universe that DPRagan has created, whereas the Exiled take place in their own unique storyline.