Sobek
Sobek is the deformed, crocodile-headed son of Set and Nephthys. Although he was never truly accepted into the core pantheon, he serves as a brutal and predatory figure representing the dangers of the natural world, particularly rivers and wetlands. His creed is "eat or be eaten."
Divine Domains
Animal, Evil, Water
Portfolio
Water, river hazards, crocodiles, wetlandsHoly Books & Codes
The Pirate's Code
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Crocodile head with horned and plumed headdress
Tenets of Faith
Sobek's followers believe in survival and the right of the strong to carve out their place in a hostile world. The cult is acutely aware of its limited power and focuses on self-preservation and adherence to law when necessary to avoid destruction by Horus's forces. They obey laws only to survive long enough to dominate others.
Clergy and Temples
Sobek's clerics attempt to integrate themselves into the general clergy, adopting white robes to disguise their affiliation, which often earns them mockery or contempt. They focus their worship in hidden shrines and caverns near major bodies of water and are often revered by sailors who seek protection against river hazards.
Divine Classification
Demigod
Religions
Alignment
Lawful Evil
Children
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