Egyptian Gods

The Egyptian Gods are primeval forces that were once worshed by the

Ancient Egyptians.  They are created entities like humans only stronger. They serve as a

bridge between the natural world and the mortal world. Over time, the Egyptians realized

the gods were not to be worshiped or trusted, but they still prayed to them and used

their powers. Also, magicians were trained to fight the gods when needed.

Major Gods and Goddesses Anubis  Bast</li></li>

Bes</li></li>

Geb</li></li>

Hathor</li></li>

Horus</li></li>

Isis</li></li>

Neith</li></li>

Nephthys</li></li>

Nut</li></li>

Osiris</li></li>

Set</li></li>

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 * Egyptian gods must take a host to appear in the mortal world for any significant length of time. Without a host, they will quickly fall back into the Duat; exceptions to this rule are Nut, Geb and Anubis.
 * Egyptian gods have a great tendency to fall into patterns, repeating the actions and conflicts of their ancient selves. In order to break these cycles, they must have a human's creativity, often leading them to possess a human host.

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