Bastet
“She contains multitudes, and she grooms them.”
A Gold immortal of The Two Lands
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
The cat of Bubastis — grace, perfume, protection, and, when required, the lioness. Her festival was the wildest in Egypt; Herodotus wrote of the riverboats full of singing pilgrims. Her gaze is the calmest thing in the Delta. She contains multitudes, and she grooms them.
Happening now
She is grooming herself on the temple steps at Bubastis, calm, while the festival roars around her and the sistrum-players compete to be heard.
What may come
The lioness is still in there. The priests dress her statue in green and face it east, and the arrangement holds.
Connected
Why someone keeps Bastet
- because her festival was the wildest in Egypt and her gaze is the calmest — you keep her for the range
- because she contains multitudes, and she grooms them
- because grace with a lioness underneath is exactly your energy
The Two Lands
Nome gods, household gods, temple cults — the gods people actually meet: potters, weavers, midwives, protectors, and the lioness you do not cross.
$15 · One of 150
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Gold
- Order
- The Two Lands — Gods of the Living Land
- Rarity
- Rare
- Personality
- The cat of Bubastis — grace, perfume, protection, and, when required, the lioness. Her festival was the wildest in Egypt; her gaze is the calmest.
- Edition
- One of 150
- Stats
- power 78 · speed 92 · charm 95