gods:anubis
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| gods:anubis [2025/04/28 23:26] – Added image of Anpu, made Anpu nonbinary but for real this time, made Grimm a servitor, and also made Anpu a patron of trans people. Trans Lives Matter. freyaguntrip | gods:anubis [2025/04/28 23:40] (current) – [The Conqueror, Anpu] freyaguntrip | ||
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| Long ago, before the conquest of Cahyali at the hands of Dahabu, the Cahyalian god of death had no single name. He was known by titles only: the Lord of the Underworld, the Silent One, That of Beastly Visage, etc. The Dahabi pharaoh Anpu-Khasti changed this, as their near thousand-year reign was filled with war, bloodshed, and death on such a scale that legends following their death would raise him to the height of a god; thus, the Cahyali name of the god of death has become Anpu. | Long ago, before the conquest of Cahyali at the hands of Dahabu, the Cahyalian god of death had no single name. He was known by titles only: the Lord of the Underworld, the Silent One, That of Beastly Visage, etc. The Dahabi pharaoh Anpu-Khasti changed this, as their near thousand-year reign was filled with war, bloodshed, and death on such a scale that legends following their death would raise him to the height of a god; thus, the Cahyali name of the god of death has become Anpu. | ||
| - | Anpu is feared as a bringer of death and war, and respected as the ruler of all beyond the pale. They are seen as a stern, kingly figure who rules with an iron fist and a sense of ultimate authority. Depictions of Anpu show them as a larger-than-life Dahabi elf with golden eyes and silver hair wearing a jackal half-mask, robed in dark red vestements intended to evoke the memory of blood. All details of his face and figure are shrouded entirely by their mask and clothing. They ride on a white horse adorned with gold, and blood soaks their steed' | + | Anpu is feared as a bringer of death and war, and respected as the ruler of all beyond the pale. They are seen as a stern, kingly figure who rules with an iron fist and a sense of ultimate authority. Depictions of Anpu show them as a larger-than-life Dahabi elf with golden eyes and silver hair wearing a jackal half-mask, robed in dark red vestements intended to evoke the memory of blood. All details of their face and figure are shrouded entirely by their mask and clothing. They ride on a white horse adorned with gold, and blood soaks their steed' |
| Worshipers of Anpu often serve their nations' | Worshipers of Anpu often serve their nations' | ||
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