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Abilities: Athletics, Awareness, Brawl, Command,
Melee, Politics
Rivals: Set; Hachiman, Kalfu, Loki, Tlaloc, Zeus
ISIS
AKA: ASET
Description: Brave and cunning, dark-haired and
narrow-faced, with small breasts and narrow waist, Isis is a
Goddess of magic and guardian of families. She once set a
snake on Atum-Re to weaken him and force him to share
power with the Pesedjet by revealing his name. She also
refrained from completely restoring her husband, Osiris,
to life, in order to bring her son Horus into the Pesedjet.
Isis is a manipulator of feelings and thoughts, turning
everything to her advantage first, her immediate pantheon
second, all the Gods third and the created order fourth.
Everything and everyone else comes distinctly last.
In modern times, Isis takes on many roles and
cannot be easily defined. She chooses her places in
mortal life with an eye to being at the right place at the
right time, rather than in a specific career or persona. As
a housemaid or a matriarch, she is always in the proper
place to do the most good, as she sees it. Unlike other
healing Gods, she uses her powers only after she has
won favorable concessions to her projects.
Few of Isis’s own Scions are so relentlessly mercenary,
52 partly by Isis’s design. She prefers thoughtful but
biddable Scions who can be used to support her plans
and then switched off until needed again.
Associated Powers: Epic Charisma, Epic Manipulation,
Fertility, Guardian, Health, Heku, Magic, Mystery
Abilities: Academics, Integrity, Investigation, Occult,
Politics, Presence
Rivals: Thoth; Amaterasu, Hermes, Odin, Ogoun,
Quetzalcoátl
OSIRIS
AKA: WESIR, SEPA, SERAPIS
Description: Osiris is a tall, long-limbed gentleman,
not old but not young. He has curly black hair, dark
green skin (less obvious when he walks secretly among
mortals but a tint of green still exists), green eyes, and
prefers linen suits to jeans or wool. In legend, he was
the king of Egypt until his brother murdered him and
hacked him apart. His wife Isis brought him back to life,
but Set had already destroyed his genitals. Since eunuchs
couldn’t be kings, power passed to his son Horus, and
Osiris was appointed king of the dead instead. When
dealing with Scions and deities, he is forthright about
his intentions to manipulate emotions and plans, but
people love helping him because he appears so good and
wise. It’s not until after he’s left that you realize how