Imhotep
“Patron of scribes, father of medicine, proof that the surest way to beat death is to be useful.”
A Sandstone immortal of The Duat
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
A real man — architect of Djoser's Step Pyramid at Saqqara, the first stone building to touch the sky — whom Egypt loved so much it made him a god. Patron of scribes, father of medicine; later tradition called him the son of Ptah. Proof that the surest way to beat death is to be useful.
Happening now
The only god who was once a man, still receiving offerings from scribes who pour a libation before they write, and from physicians who whisper his name over the sick.
What may come
His usefulness continues. The Step Pyramid still stands. The scribes still pour.
Connected
Why someone keeps Imhotep
- because he was a real man whom Egypt loved into godhood — being useful beats death
- because the Step Pyramid still touches the sky
- because architects of impossible things are your people
The Duat
The night journey and the weighing: Ra’s barque through twelve gates, the forty-two judges, the scales, and the things that wait beside them.
$35 · One of 40
Keep this immortal — $35Secure checkout via Stripe. After payment you return here to claim and download your immortal.
At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Sandstone
- Order
- The Duat — The Twelve Hours of Night
- Rarity
- Epic
- Personality
- A real man — architect of Djoser's Step Pyramid, the first stone building to touch the sky — whom Egypt loved so much it made him a god.
- Edition
- One of 40
- Stats
- power 75 · speed 60 · charm 95