Nuth (Intermediate God) Nuth is both wife and sister to Geb, the earth god. The two are deeply in love and will never act in a manner that is harmful to the other. Because Ra had forbidden Nuth and Geb to have children, she was forced to resort to trickery to bear her five young. […]
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Yen Wang Yeh (Intermediate God) Yen Wang Yeh is the god of the dead, chief judge of the Ten Law Courts of the Afterworld, and king of the Eighteen Hells. When a dead man’s soul reaches the first court of the afterworld. Yen Wang Yeh determines whether the man should be rewarded, passed directly to
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Isis (Intermediate God) One of the most prominent members of the Great Ennead, Isis is the goddess of motherhood and the ideal for all Egyptian women. She is daughter of Geb and Nuth, the wife of Osiris, and the mother of Horus. Isis introduced the custom of marriage to the Egyptian people and has served
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Sung Chiang (Intermediate God) Sung Chiang, also known as No Cha and a thousand other names, was a famous thief living in the twelfth century A.D. When the brigand died and went to the first Law Court of the Afterworld, Yen-Wang-Yeh was astounded at all the crimes Sung Chiang had committed. The Judge asked him
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Lu Hsing (Intermediate God) As the god of salaries and functionaries, Lu Hsing is often revered by ambitious bureaucrats. He served the founder of the Han dynasty as a loyal and honest administrator. As a result, Shang-Ti deified himand gave to him the task of overseeing the fair distribution of rewards in the earthly bureaucracy.
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Lao Tzu (Lesser God) Lao Tzu is the legendary philosopher who compiled the Tao-te-Ching, the basis of Taoist thought. After finishing this wonderful book, Lao Tzu was deified. He mounted a green ox and rode away into the sunset. Lao Tzu is now venerated as the founder of Taoism. He is worshiped by mystical philosophers
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Medium construct (golem), neutral Armor Class 9Hit Points 93 (11d8+44)Speed 30 ft. Proficiency Bonus +3Proficiency Bonus +5 (5th Edition Advanced Mode) STR DEX CON INT WIS CHA 19 (+4) 9 (-1) 18 (+4) 6 (-2) 10 (+0) 5 (-3) Damage Immunities lightning, poison; bludgeoning, piercing, and slashing from nonmagical Attacks that aren’t adamantineCondition Immunities Charmed, Exhaustion, Frightened, Paralyzed, Petrified, PoisonedSenses Darkvision
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By Alan McCoy from Dungeons & Dragons: Fundamentals How to build challenging encounters against a Flesh Golem Note: This has been prepared utilizing only the 5E Core Rules. The Flesh Golem can be found in the Monster Manual page 169, with additional information on Pages 167-170. Valuable additional information can be found in Van Richten’s
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Chung Kuel (Intermediate God) Also known as K’uei Hsing, Chung Kuel was a brilliant mortal who finished first in all of his examinations. However, he was so ugly that the Emperor would not affirm his success. When the despondent Chung Kuel threw himself into the sea, a turtle saved his life. The Emperor took this
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Chih-Nii (Intermediate God) The daughter of Shang-Li, Chih-Nii is the goddess of spinners and weavers. She makes clothes for all the gods of heaven, a task that keeps her so busy that she has had no time to husband. Fortunately for Chih-Nii, however, her sister convinced her to take a rest and go to earth.
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