Gods of the Atlantean World, painted for this archiveSet
Creature, Gods of the Atlantean World
Nubian and Quaddani god of the underworld, often shown as a serpent and possibly an aspect of the Naga goddess Tiamat. A master of black and high magic, he is served by evil priests, necromancers and wizards who practice human sacrifice.
From the book
Set is the god of the underworld in Nubia and Quaddan. He is often shown as a serpent and may be one face of Tiamat, the evil goddess of the Naga. Like her, he has mastered black magic and high magic. The servants who act for him on earth are usually evil priests, necromancers and wizards, and his followers commonly carry out human sacrifice and foul necromantic rites of every kind. The feared Serpent Cult of Acheron is devoted to him.
At a glance
- Pantheon
- New Gods
- People
- Nubia and Quaddan
- Domain
- The underworld
- Depiction
- Often a serpent
- Possible identity
- A manifestation of Tiamat
- Magic
- Black magic and high magic
- Representatives
- Evil priests, necromancers, wizards
- Practices
- Human sacrifice and necromantic rituals
- Cult
- The Serpent Cult of Acheron