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Quickie for this month’s Character Design Challenge!
Theme: Egyptian Gods
So this is Ba-Pef. Couldn’t find much info, ‘cept that “ba” = “soul”, and that “pef” seems to imply a sense of dread.
God of uncertain nature, though probably a deity of pain or woe, Ba-Pef means simply 'that soul', but the use of the non-specific name implies fear or taboo of mentioning the god's real name. In the Pyramid Texts the netherworld house of Ba-Pef 'wherein is woe' is mentioned, but no other details are given. There is some evidence of a priesthood of Ba-Pef in Old Kingdom times (in the tomb of Meresankh III at Giza), though the god does not seem to have been of great importance in any period.
The Complete Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Egypt By Richard H. Wilkinson