Athothes's page

I would love a fast game and can usually post several times during the day. With the holidays coming up, that may slow down a bit but will still post at least once a day.

Athothes was born and raised in Wati. His parents were priests of the old Osirion gods, in particular Anubis. From sun up to sun down, they would help the temples with minor healing. But they mainly focused on funerary rites and burial.

His older brother, Wetka would help out their parents and Athothes would follow him around. Wetka was expected to join the priesthood and become a cleric of Anubis. Yet, something went wrong. Athothes wasn't sure what happened, but his older brother had changed. He began hanging with the wrong crowd, perhaps. His brother denounced Anubis and starting proclaiming the words of Set, the Lord of the Dark Desert.

Athothes was astonished. He was still young and impressionable. But he know that Set was antithesis to what he believed. His brother was cast out of Wati.

The Ruby Prince opened up the ancient tombs and burial sites. Athothes wasn't interested in exploring them. After several years, word got to him that someone had seen his brother Wetka go in to the tombs! Athothes knew what he had to do. He had to go after him.

Athothes will be part healer, part fighter. He grew up in Wati and knows the way of the old Osirion gods. Depending on the rest of the group, he may play more of an offensive role (i.e. big weapons) or defensive (i.e. big armor/shield).

Athothes is quiet and contemplative. He spent most of his childhood in various temples around the city so didn't grow up with many friends. He has a few close friends now (could know other locals).

Being around the dead, Athothes has learned the various ways people can die. He abstains from drinking unless it is ceremonial. He's not brash or impulsive - usually likes to think things out before acting.

Quirks: drinks tea/water with both hands. Will count to five before doing anything that others view as impulsive. He'd rather study ancient or unique burial rites than gamble or drink or other rowdy things.