#nazaar

It's not folklore exactly, it's a cultural element that exists in the Mediterranean, the Middle East and South America. The Evil Eye as we know it today probably originates from the Greek culture, given the olderst findings with blue eye beads were Greek.

So, as you said it's a cultural thing. But Hellenic Polytheism is also the most culturally Greek thing one could engage with. If worshipers keep all the customs, keeping the blue eye also doesn't seem like a problematic thing.

Of course I'd rather have people use it within the proper cultural practice (like, if they also follow other Greek traditions as part of their faith) or at least acknowledge its origin when they use it.

Making some Nazaar evil eye pendants! They’re going to be braided into the mane of a horse.

Discovering their new favorite weapons.

And technically, that is still very canon, but I also had considered his main 'job' be that he's a physical therapist during the week.

I just like that he's a guy who's real chill and just vibes and then one finds out that he runs this fucked business. Very popular among masochists and people with a weird death wish, and he would definitely give a hefty reward to anyone who can make it out of the tour alive. No he won't compensate for any mental health services afterwards. Good luck.