Divinities

Patron god of craftsmen, commanded creation as a divine architect. Using thought and speech, he envisioned the world into being, shaping reality with will and imagination. Venerated in Mephis as

God of chaos, the wild desert storms and disorder. As rival to his brother Osiris, he embodied violence and rage. Though considered evil for murdering Osiris, without Set’s chaos, order

Goddess of music, dancing, love, personified joy, feminine power, and motherhood. Offered vigour and wealth yet avenged wrongs against women. Ra’s daughter, she uplifts spirits and embodies divine femininity. Dance

God of knowledge and wisdom, keeps divine records as scribe of the gods. Master of magic and writing. Helped revive Osiris and served as Underworld guide. His counsel enlightened pharaohs,

Goddess overseeing truth, order and justice, maintains cosmic harmony. Pharaohs upheld her principles of balance, morality, and ethics. Weighs souls against her ostrich feather, revealing worthiness to access the afterlife.

Jackal-headed god of the dead, oversaw mummification and protected burials. With alertness and keen senses, he guides souls into the afterlife, weighing hearts on his scale of justice to

Fierce lioness goddess of war, unleashed her bloodthirsty fury against humanity’s wickedness. As the sun god’s mighty daughter and eye of Ra, she embodied his punitive solar heat. Her wrath

Cat goddess, protector of hearth and home, blesses households with health, joy, and plenty. Her graceful feline form displays mystique, while her combative fierceness wards off malevolent spirits threatening harmony.

Sky god depicted as a falcon, battled Set to avenge his father Osiris’s murder, losing an eye in the ferocious fight. He embodied majesty, bravery, and just kingship. Horus offers

Goddess of motherhood, fertility and magic. Used healing arts to resurrect her husband Osiris. Archetypal devoted mother and wife. Protects the innocent and guides deceased souls, offering eternal life through