Rahmakhet Mhyre, the Infinite
Keywords:
RAHMAKHET, RAHMAKHET-THE-INFINITE, RAHMAKHET-MHYRE, RAHMAKHET-IKON
Category:
command:immortal
. Rahmakhet Mhyre, the Infinite
Sphere of Influence: Cyclicality, Time, Imagination
Alignment: True Neutral
God of Influence: Kedanna, Ravidya, and even Algarath.
Known Forms: Dragon (true form), draconian, human
Epithets: He of the In-Between, Dragon of the Black Sands
Affinities: The Creation and Destruction of ideas or realities; The Ingenuity in the face of adversary
Antipathies: The 'Reversal of Time' and choices, Apathy, the willfully ignorant, submission to Fate
Known Cults: He has no known cults nor religious sects that follow him
Guiding Philosophy: Create new ideas, destroy old ones, and apply ingenuity where possible to overcome that which hinders you. If you have nothing else, use your imagination.
Known Lore:
It is known that Rahmakhet was once a dragon before he was an ikon. One that watched the dragon Conclave and Council of old and new. He was there before the dragons almost led themselves into ruin, and he persisted well after. He behaves much as one might expect of a dragon which is only further compounded on in his new position of as an ikon. Though he looks down upon mortals at times, he does reward those that show themselves to be determined and make attempts to persevere. Those that try and try and try again no matter defeat... are those he will soon recognize. These are the people that he will converse with, grant boons to, and offer assistance. Those who struggle and endure on their journey may find themselves under his guidance or assistance, especially in the face of a great injustice they continue to fight against.
Origin:
In his 'mortal' life as a dragon, he was always fixated on things beyond the material realm before him. During his life, he kept to himself within the desert of Thathoth before the old world fell to ruin. Often was he sought out by the nomadic tribes there, and it is whispered that he even helped elevate them into an advanced civilization as they proved themselves generation after generation. To them, he was something of a guardian and that of a 'demi-god'. One to them known as Rahmakhet of the Black Sands, though at times he was often named the 'Dragon of Death' given his affinity towards such magics and devices. It is rumored that as his powers grew, he walked, traveled, and shifted between realms. This is further the source of rumors as to both how he ascended and how what he is here, is merely a small portion of what he really is. How he came to be from a dragon to an ikon is... left to the scholars to debate as to what truly led to this outcome, however.
Tenets:
- Always forward; no matter the consequences, every choice is sacred. Right or wrong.
- Beyond constraints; The pathway may seem closed but there is always a way, even if you must make your own.
- Everything fades; Even death may die. Infinity is about all possibilities and the end of them.
- Action impels; Do not wait for the path to unravel for you. Commit, act, and create new ideas.
Symbols, Depictions and Colors:
The symbol of Rahmakhet is merely that of a large oak tree with sprawling, gnarled branches. With this, is a serpent-like creature that sprouts from the thick base of the tree itself, that curls all the way to the top where its head bites down onto the main stem of the truck.
Followers, Worship & Relationship with Mortals:
Worshipping Rahmakhet is almost more academic than fanatical, for those that he does recognize in such rare occasions are those he guides and teaches. His relationship with mortals is... uncaring by default. To him, everything and everyone is beneath him unless they prove themselves otherwise. What this is typically may vary. He is not a cruel god, but he is often seem as cold and apathetic to many.
Relationship to the Gods:
Often aloof and sometimes stubborn, he is simply "neutral" with the pantheon at large. More often than not, he keeps to himself though he is known to dabble in the affairs of others from time to time, if his moods take him there.
Sphere of Influence: Cyclicality, Time, Imagination
Alignment: True Neutral
God of Influence: Kedanna, Ravidya, and even Algarath.
Known Forms: Dragon (true form), draconian, human
Epithets: He of the In-Between, Dragon of the Black Sands
Affinities: The Creation and Destruction of ideas or realities; The Ingenuity in the face of adversary
Antipathies: The 'Reversal of Time' and choices, Apathy, the willfully ignorant, submission to Fate
Known Cults: He has no known cults nor religious sects that follow him
Guiding Philosophy: Create new ideas, destroy old ones, and apply ingenuity where possible to overcome that which hinders you. If you have nothing else, use your imagination.
Known Lore:
It is known that Rahmakhet was once a dragon before he was an ikon. One that watched the dragon Conclave and Council of old and new. He was there before the dragons almost led themselves into ruin, and he persisted well after. He behaves much as one might expect of a dragon which is only further compounded on in his new position of as an ikon. Though he looks down upon mortals at times, he does reward those that show themselves to be determined and make attempts to persevere. Those that try and try and try again no matter defeat... are those he will soon recognize. These are the people that he will converse with, grant boons to, and offer assistance. Those who struggle and endure on their journey may find themselves under his guidance or assistance, especially in the face of a great injustice they continue to fight against.
Origin:
In his 'mortal' life as a dragon, he was always fixated on things beyond the material realm before him. During his life, he kept to himself within the desert of Thathoth before the old world fell to ruin. Often was he sought out by the nomadic tribes there, and it is whispered that he even helped elevate them into an advanced civilization as they proved themselves generation after generation. To them, he was something of a guardian and that of a 'demi-god'. One to them known as Rahmakhet of the Black Sands, though at times he was often named the 'Dragon of Death' given his affinity towards such magics and devices. It is rumored that as his powers grew, he walked, traveled, and shifted between realms. This is further the source of rumors as to both how he ascended and how what he is here, is merely a small portion of what he really is. How he came to be from a dragon to an ikon is... left to the scholars to debate as to what truly led to this outcome, however.
Tenets:
- Always forward; no matter the consequences, every choice is sacred. Right or wrong.
- Beyond constraints; The pathway may seem closed but there is always a way, even if you must make your own.
- Everything fades; Even death may die. Infinity is about all possibilities and the end of them.
- Action impels; Do not wait for the path to unravel for you. Commit, act, and create new ideas.
Symbols, Depictions and Colors:
The symbol of Rahmakhet is merely that of a large oak tree with sprawling, gnarled branches. With this, is a serpent-like creature that sprouts from the thick base of the tree itself, that curls all the way to the top where its head bites down onto the main stem of the truck.
Followers, Worship & Relationship with Mortals:
Worshipping Rahmakhet is almost more academic than fanatical, for those that he does recognize in such rare occasions are those he guides and teaches. His relationship with mortals is... uncaring by default. To him, everything and everyone is beneath him unless they prove themselves otherwise. What this is typically may vary. He is not a cruel god, but he is often seem as cold and apathetic to many.
Relationship to the Gods:
Often aloof and sometimes stubborn, he is simply "neutral" with the pantheon at large. More often than not, he keeps to himself though he is known to dabble in the affairs of others from time to time, if his moods take him there.