When the guardian of the underworld takes mortal form to personally settle accounts.

This jackal-headed deity tribute captures ancient Egyptian authority through that distinctive canine profile crowned with an ornate ceremonial headpiece. Those large pointed ears stand alert with divine awareness while an angry expression broadcasts displeasure that transcends mortal comprehension—this is judgment made manifest, and appeals are not being accepted. Two earrings adorn the right ear, adding personal adornment to divine office. Intricate engraved details across the headpiece tell hieroglyphic stories of death, weighing souls, and passage to the afterlife.

The Egyptian headpiece wants metallic treatment with gold or lapis lazuli blue befitting funeral rites and tomb guardianship. Those engraved patterns deserve contrasting colors to emphasize hieroglyphic significance with darker washes creating depth. The canine features offer fantastic painting opportunities—traditional black jackal coloration, or explore variations with browns, grays, or mystical metallic sheens. Those earrings want precious metal attention showing divine wealth. The angry expression deserves careful eye work to capture otherworldly intensity that sees into souls.

Perfect for Egyptian pantheon builds, tomb guardian displays, or proving that death gods take their responsibilities very seriously. Works brilliantly for underworld armies or characters who judge the living and find them wanting.

Because some psychopomps prefer direct intervention over subtle guidance.