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Hotep was a [[Greater Mummy | greater mummy]]. In life she had been the [[Cult Leader | high priestess]] of [[Sobek]], an evil, crocodile-headed god of water of ancient [[Har'Akir]]. She fell afoul of [[Anhktepot]] and in undeath was forced by him into perpetual slumber so as to nullify the risk | Hotep was a [[Greater Mummy | greater mummy]]. In life she had been the [[Cult Leader | high priestess]] of [[Sobek]], an evil, crocodile-headed god of [[water]] of ancient [[Har'Akir]]. She fell afoul of [[Anhktepot]] and in [[undeath]] was forced by him into perpetual slumber so as to nullify the risk posed by her lust for revenge. She was roused from this slumber by the efforts of the runaway [[slave]] [[Khasek]]. He attempted to revive worship of [[Sobek]]. Leading a group of six cultists, victims were seized from [[Muhar]] and sacrificed within the [[tomb]] to the ancient god. But just as [[Hotep]] awoke, [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten]] and a group of fellow adventurers intervened to set matters aright. | ||
[[Category:NPC]][[Category:Cult Leader]][[Category:Cult of Sobek]][[Category:Greater Mummy]] | [[Category:NPC]] | ||
[[Category:Mummy]][[Category:Human]] | [[Category:Cult Leader]] | ||
[[Category:Har'Akiri]][[Category:Inhabitants of Har'Akir]] | [[Category:Cult of Sobek]] | ||
[[Category:Greater Mummy]] | |||
[[Category:Mummy]] | |||
[[Category:Undead]] | |||
[[Category:Human]] | |||
[[Category:Har'Akiri]] | |||
[[Category:Inhabitants of Har'Akir]] | |||
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ||
Revision as of 10:48, 11 October 2011
Hotep was a greater mummy. In life she had been the high priestess of Sobek, an evil, crocodile-headed god of water of ancient Har'Akir. She fell afoul of Anhktepot and in undeath was forced by him into perpetual slumber so as to nullify the risk posed by her lust for revenge. She was roused from this slumber by the efforts of the runaway slave Khasek. He attempted to revive worship of Sobek. Leading a group of six cultists, victims were seized from Muhar and sacrificed within the tomb to the ancient god. But just as Hotep awoke, Dr. Rudolph van Richten and a group of fellow adventurers intervened to set matters aright.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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