r/ReallyShittyCopper

People asked me to post this back when I was in planning stages

I cosplayed as Ea-Nāṣir for Dashcon 2. Back when i was still planning out the costume, people asked me to post the end result, so here it is!

I also spent the day handing out little cubes of 'high quality copper' (aka wood blocks that i painted). People loved them so much I actually ran out before the end of the day

u/MaryPenelope1 — 3 days ago

We did the thing

We aren't the first and won't be the last but while we were in town we had to drop by The British Museum and find the "it's on loan" paper and get a shot.

u/EljayDude — 5 days ago

everything reminds me of him

sorry for the low effort post, saw this big bird on facebook marketplace and was struck by the resemblance

u/Branch_Fair — 6 days ago

Surely not the clanging, metallic heart of Ea-Nasir?

Random molten metal -- with kind of a coppery tint to it, definitely not pure copper, not the good stuff -- that formed itself into a hard, tiny heart of the sort that would allow rudeness to a servant of Nanni's who had just traveled through enemy territory for some badly-needed copper ingots.

u/Federal-Boat3732 — 8 days ago
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My boyfriend sends this to chat whenever ı say "oh ı just found some copper on surface" ı hate him

u/Birchy-Weby — 11 days ago

Has Anyone Tried Playing as Ea-Nasir (not necessarily uunder that name) in an Online RP?

Pretty much, that question.

I have watched a few funny Skyrim RP videos lately (Bilrot, Jamal Steel, that guy who plays the naive Khajit, that guy who tries to get the workers to rise up), and it surprises me not to see a disgraced ingot merchant trying to redeem himself... or continuing to sell inferior product and have the nerve to be rude about it.

Has anyone tried that in other RP games?

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u/Ileeza — 8 days ago

Bought this book yesterday

And will you just look at that magnificent facial hair. Students may also note the pursed lips of a man realising his copper is really shitty, and has a scribe knocking out a clay tablet as we speak.

u/duckorange14 — 11 days ago

So... What did Ea-Nasir probably looked like? The statue that everyone associates with him is more than a thousand years older than our beloved copper merchant.

Do we know what average people (not the priests and kings who are usually depicted on monuments) wore in Mesopotamia in the 1750s BC?

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u/Few-Flamingo-8015 — 10 days ago