Apep

The serpent cult of the deceiver deity Apep is a twin to the cult of the benevolent Wadjet and is part of the ancient cultic system of beliefs that existed in Osirion before they were suppressed by later Keleshite rulers. The sinister, world-circling Apep symbolizes the dangers that lurk beneath the water: whirlpools, crocodiles, and other lethal hazards. He is the boat-crashing rapids, the drowning dark, and the apocalyptic, primordial devourer of the sun, light, and life.

It is believed Apep will eventually devour the sun, creating a night that will never end and effectively bringing about the apocalypse. The rod of the river serpent is a magic item carved in the shape of Apep that grants its bearer the ability to see in the dark and cast hypnotic shadows, and it swallows those it strikes in combat.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

Apep is a great golden serpent miles long whose coils encircle the world. He also appears as a dragon with night black scales, and is worshipped by evil dragons in this form.

Social

Contacts & Relations

Apep is opposed by many other Osirian deities, especially Ra, who battles against him daily every night. Each sunrise was said to be a victory of Ra over Apep, albeit a temporary one until the day the sun will rise no more and everything ends.

Alignment

Chaotic evil

Honorary & Occupational Titles

Devourer of the Dawn

Areas of Concern
  Chaos, darkness, destruction, snakes
Favoured Weapon 
dagger
Symbol 
Coiled serpent
Sacred Animal 
Snake