Death Societies

[Stoner Shadow Wolf]

using the list found here:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychopomp

African mythology:
Ancestors

Celtic mythology:
Ankou
Epona
Gwyn ap Nudd
Manannán mac Lir
Santa Compaña

Christianity:
Angels
Archangel Michael
Saint Peter

Egyptian mythology:
Anubis
Horus
Neith

Etruscan mythology:
Charun
Turms


Greek mythology:
Charon
Hecate
Hermes
Morpheus
Thanatos

Hinduism:
The Buddha
Agni
Pushan

Inuit mythology:
Anguta
Pinga

Islam:
Azrael


Japanese mythology:
Shinigami

Judaism:
Abraham
Gabriel
Lailah
Sandalphon/Elijah

Mayan mythology:
Ixtab

Mesopotamian mythology:
Namtar

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Native American mythology:
Muut


Norse mythology:
Baldur
Odin
Valkyries


Persian mythology:
Mithra


Polynesian mythology:
Aumakua


Roman mythology:
Mercury


Slavic mythology:
Volos

Vodun mythology:
Guédé

Zoroastrianism:
Daena
Vohu Mano

Other:
Grim Reaper




i like this list, so im going to use it to craft the death societies and worlds...


Pick a "grim reaper" you like to handle your characters' deaths and send them to an approperiate alternate world if you want to keep them. If you're just killing them off, dont mention any "angles of death" or whatnot.

[Cedarfern Sitiva]

vote:
should i distribute "jobs" to people to research and set up 'death cultures'?

If a yes vote, i will divide the cultures amongst us, the authors, to write up the outlines for that particular sect of "soul reapers" or what have you for the death societies where players' characters go to be reborn or ressurected in the main story.

If a no vote, i'll come up with something even if i have to write them out myself... lol

[Cedarfern Sitiva]

shit the ancient and first civilization believed a rat man took care of the dead. how quaint.


Mesopotamian mythology:
Namtar

NAMTAR?

RATMAN! COME ON!!! i am starting to wonder if some of these were faked. stoopid wikipedia.