Thoth (TOHTH)

Egyptian Deity

Thoth

Thoth, the god of knowledge, wisdom, and the written word, presides over the realms of intellect and communication with a grace that surpasses time. His presence is as profound as the silence of a library and as resonant as the spoken truth. Thoth's form is an embodiment of the scholarly spirit, his figure adorned with the symbols of learning and the tools of scribes. His eyes, reflective as polished sapphire, scan the pages of history and the scrolls of the future. His voice is the sound of the reed upon papyrus, a whisper that has dictated the fate of empires and the wisdom of the heavens. As the inventor of writing and the mediator of divine disputes, Thoth’s touch is upon every hieroglyph and in every word that seeks to bridge the mortal with the divine. In Thoth's scriptorium, the world finds order in chaos, meaning in the mundane, and the power of knowledge in the symbols that convey the depths of wisdom.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

Often depicted as a figure with the head of an ibis or as a man with the head of a baboon, bearing symbols of writing or holding scrolls, emanating an aura of deep knowledge and magical prowess.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Thoth’s love is quiet genius—measured, thoughtful, and deeply curious. He is drawn to minds that challenge and fascinate, to souls shaped by wisdom and wonder. His intimacy is less about passion and more about precision—ritual, rhythm, and revelation. With him, connection is knowledge made sacred.

Lineage

Species

Beings: Divine

Ethnicity

Egyptian

Realm

The Divine Realm

Date of Birth

Evos Todhchaí
Gheydh

Parents

Ra

Children

• Nebet

Sex

Male

Sexuality

Celestiaphilic