Mamuk
Mamuk is a long-forgotten god from ages past. Believers were never very numerous, but they were widespread and from disconnected cultures. It is unknown where Mamuk and his worship are said to have first come from, but small pockets of his followers had been found across the globe.
Divine Domains
Mamuk's domain is the creation and overcoming of puzzles, traps, mazes, dungeons, and lost places. In a more minor capacity, riddles, trickery and glory are part of his domain.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
Mamuk's symbols are the cobra and the maze. It is thought that the pendulum was once one of his divine symbols, but that it was dropped over time for being difficult to convey in hieroglyphics by his followers.
Tenets of Faith
Believers in Mamuk adhered to the belief that overcoming difficult challenges creates strong champions, who then had a moral duty to use their strength to protect the weak. By overcoming varied and unpredictable challenges, they should be more prepared to take on many forms of danger.
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