Apedemak (ah-PEH-deh-mak)
African Deity
Apedemak
Apedemak, lion-headed god of Meroë, is a warrior deity who protects his people with divine sovereignty. Unlike the war gods of chaos, Apedemak tempers his might with discipline. He was the guardian of Nubian kingship, invoked in times of battle and statecraft alike. His presence on temple walls—crowned, armed, triumphant—was a declaration of strength rooted in order.
Yet Apedemak also bears the dignity of restraint. He is invoked not only in conquest, but also in healing, fertility, and cosmic balance. His lion face is not only fierce but watchful. In the heart of the kingdom, he stood between destruction and preservation, his roar silencing doubt and his paw upholding the crown.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Apedemak appears as a powerful man with the head of a lion, clad in Nubian armor and gold. His mane is carved like a solar halo, and his eyes glow amber with calm fury. His posture is that of a king at war—still, alert, immovable.
Mental characteristics
Sexuality
His desires are intense but bound by code. He seeks lovers who respect strength, devotion, and loyalty. Passion with Apedemak is not wild—it is sacred, earned, and enduring like a vow made before battle.
Lineage
Species
Ethnicity
Realm
Date of Birth
Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh
Gheydh
Children
Sex
Male
Sexuality
Celestiaphilic
