Ptah
“The Shabaka Stone boasts for him.”
A Sandstone immortal of The Two Lands
3 known connections · an open question
The living story
The story so far
The mummiform creator of Memphis, who made everything by heart and tongue — thought it, said it, it was. The Shabaka Stone records the theology: the other gods are the teeth and lips of Ptah's mouth. Patron of craftsmen; Tatenen, the risen land, is his oldest face.
Happening now
He thought the world and spoke it, and he is still speaking — every craftsman's hammer in Memphis is his tongue finishing a sentence.
What may come
The speaking never ends. Creation was not an event; it was a habit.
Connected
Why someone keeps Ptah
- because he made everything by heart and tongue — thought it, said it, it was
- because the other gods are the teeth and lips of his mouth and he doesn't boast
- because creators who don't brag are the ones you trust
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
- Sandstone
- Order
- The Two Lands — Gods of the Living Land
- Rarity
- Rare
- Personality
- The mummiform creator of Memphis, who made everything by heart and tongue — thought it, said it, it was. Patron of craftsmen; the other gods are, the texts cheekily note, the teeth and lips of his mouth. He doesn't boast.
- Edition
- One of 150
- Stats
- power 92 · speed 30 · charm 70
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.”