The living story
The story so far
The answerer. A little blue worker with Spell 6 on its chest, buried by the hundreds to do the dead person's chores in the Field of Reeds: called to hoe, to sow, to carry sand, it answers — here I am. The afterlife runs on delegation.
Happening now
In the Field of Reeds, a hundred little blue workers are hoeing somebody's plot in the eternal afternoon. One of them is whistling.
What may come
They will answer every call. That is what the spell says, and the spell is carved on their chests.
Whispers about The Shabti
“In a sealed tomb at Saqqara, a shabti answered. No one had called — the tomb had not been opened in four hundred years — but the little blue worker sat up in the dark and said, clear as lamplight: here I am. Anubis went down himself. He came back up and would not say what he found.”
Here I am — but nobody called.
Hear all the whispers
Why someone keeps The Shabti
- because when called to hoe, to sow, to carry sand, it answers 'here I am' — you keep it for the willingness
- because the afterlife runs on delegation, and so should you
- because little blue workers are the most loyal employees in history
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At a glance — details & stats
- Element
- Faience
- Order
- The Duat — The Twelve Hours of Night
- Rarity
- Common
- Personality
- The answerer. A little blue worker with Spell 6 on its chest, buried by the hundreds to do the dead person's chores in the Field of Reeds. Called to hoe, to sow, to carry sand — it answers: here I am.
- Edition
- One of 400
- Stats
- power 40 · speed 70 · charm 88