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Egyptian God - Set. For Pathfinder Adventure Path 80 "Empty Graves" (Mummy's Mask 2 of 6), Paizo Publishing.Related content
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Great job once again
I think you are missing Anubis & Apophis in your Egyptian Myth collection, I can't find them
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Sorry to intervene: Where did you check? As far as I know, we don't know what kind of animal "Seth" is?
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I interpret him as an aardvark
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D&D he evil snake God .i will do farther research .The Jackel is Anubis ,think Horis was Falcon.
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Evil snake? You're thinking of Apep
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Your source is "Dungeons & Dragons"?
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You are an idiot, D&D doesn't adhere to the source material all the time
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Here's true Set nature, Set is the god of destruction
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Do research on Egyptian mythology! Educate yourself!
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Sorry bad education so my grammar not the best .
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With your pic the ancient egypt curses they found calling Set make a lot more sense.
"Jo-Seth,..."
"Donkey of Seth,..." and then usually followed something like "may his wit take a nosedive like a slave slipping on cow dung."
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Is this anubis? Or is my knowledge so bad?
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Set_(deiβ¦
www.ancientegyptonline.co.uk/sβ¦
just found this myself
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uh...WOW !!!!
i love this Egyptian series of yours
it's beautiful artwork
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One of the best Set images I've seen.Β It's hard to give him that weird ant-eater donkey head he's supposed to have and make him look sinister, but you've pulled it off.
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this is probably the best image of set I have seen the detail is amazing and the colour scheme matches the types of colours actually seen on early depictions of Set.
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Love the "brush" work what type of brush did you use?
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I use a lot of brushes
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