Egyptian Pantheon

These Avatars of God can also create avatars of themselves to have even further control over their assigned areas of the omniverses, some will create: Celestials, Elder-Gods, God Pantheons, Titans, Spirits, Gods, and many other supreme beings, while these beings do start religions of their own, such as Pagan, Egyptian, Greek, Celtic and many other forms of followings- they are just pieces controlled by another, who is a splintered piece from the supreme being. One of the most prominent of these Pantheons of Gods created by the Avatars of God across the omniverse, are the Egyptians. There are an infinite number of these Gods across Creation for each universe, each one having a different shape, size, personality, or function- but always made to perform the same purpose.

The Egyptian Pantheon or Ennead were the collective gods worshiped by the people of Egypt on the Southeast shore of the Mediterranean. Unlike the Olympians, Asgardians and a few other Pantheons, they did not reside in an other-realm like Olympus or Asgard and instead resided on Earth with their worshippers, later departing Earth for Duat, the Egyptian afterlife- which they created as a way to escape the mortal world into a realm of their own.

Unlike the Olympians, the Egyptian gods were not known for producing half-immortal children or demi-gods. Not much is known about their origins, but according to myths, they were descended from the ancient primeval god Atum, better known as Ra or Re. Atum sired the Ogdoad, the ancestral gods of Egypt, who lifted him up to heaven when his reign on Earth ended. Among the Ogdoad, Ammon-Ra ruled as chieftain as the Egyptian gods from Thebes. At Heliopolis, the gods Shu and Tefnut sired the Ennead, the ruling gods of Egypt, which included Osiris, Isis, Seth, and Nephthys. It is not known if they were aware they where creations of the Avatar of God, and where merely acting out his will to the people and creatures who worshiped them.

History
When God scattered his Avatars across the omniverse, each created their own Pantheons of Gods to help watch over and care for their selected outerverses, this was the case with the Egyptian Gods. Possibly the oldest gods on Earth, the Egyptian gods were worshipped throughout Ancient Egypt and neighboring parts of Libya and Canaan. Their original worship rites were heavily based on sun-worship and the separation of order and chaos with a heavy emphasis on death and rebirth occurring later after the death of Osiris as pharaoh by the evil god Seth. Many of their gods had both human and animistic forms: Ra was often seen with the head of a falcon. Despite their strong Navy, the Egyptians were not known as seafaring people like the Greeks or Romans and had no sea gods. Much of their myths were taken to Rome by the Romans who equated their gods with those of the Egyptians, such as Zeus and Ammon and Hephaestus and Ptah.

Egyptian gods were worshiped as gods by the ancient Egyptians and may be distantly related to the Sumerian gods. In a few of these universes, Anubis tricked Ra into starting a war with the Olympian gods. Zeus and Ra chose perspective champions out of Gabrielle and Fierosis as Champion of the Egyptians to determine whose pantheon was greater. When Anubis sent an Army of the Dead to tip the side of the battle, he encountered Xena who slew him in battle. The war ceased as a result of pantheons declaring a truce between them. This was performed by the Avatar of God at the time, to test the consequences of two Pantheons in battle- and quickly recalled the idea by making two declare a truce between each-other.

Powers & Abilities
The Egyptian gods seem to possess many of the same superhuman Powers and Abilities of the Olympian gods but at unknown levels. These powers include at least enchanted life-spans, regeneration, flight, and the ability to manipulate matter and the elements of nature, based on what they represent as a God. Like the Olympian gods, they seem to be functionally immortal and do not age upon reaching adulthood.

Egyptian Gods

 * Ra
 * Isis
 * Osiris
 * set
 * Anubis
 * Sobek
 * Horus
 * Thoth
 * Bast
 * Taweret