Neith
“Knowledge, like war, is her trade.”
A Lapis immortal of The Two Lands
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
The warrior-weaver of Sais, bow and crossed arrows over her loom. Oldest of the old — the Esna texts call her mother of Ra himself — she wove the world and armed it in the same motion. Her temple housed a House of Life, where the priests copied the books of the dead by lamplight.
Happening now
At Sais she is weaving and arming in the same motion tonight — the loom and the bow, one goddess, while the House of Life scribes work beneath her.
What may come
Knowledge, like war, is her trade, and both are long games. She is winning both.
Connected
Why someone keeps Neith
- because she wove the world and armed it in the same motion — you keep her for the duality
- because she's oldest of the old and still working
- because warrior-weavers don't choose between strength and craft, and neither do you
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.
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Lapis
- Order
- The Two Lands — Gods of the Living Land
- Rarity
- Epic
- Personality
- The warrior-weaver of Sais, bow and crossed arrows over her loom. Oldest of the old — some say mother of Ra himself — she wove the world and armed it in the same motion. Her temple housed a House of Life.
- Edition
- One of 40
- Stats
- power 90 · speed 70 · charm 80
Joe was here.
“the elders say: the palest ink is more reliable than the most powerful memory — the feather is lighter than you think. So is a clear conscience.”