#heryshaf

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Genshin Impact | Cutscenes from Ruins Exploration: Fieldwise Center

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[milky-rozen]

God protector of lakes, Heryshaf is a deity who dwells in the city of Heracleopolis, where he was born on the nearby banks of the Nile River. He seems to be a good friend of the Faiyum deities, such as Sobek and Renenutet, and he ensures that its waters and canals are guarded against the forces of chaos and disorder.

There was a period during which he gained popularity among humans, but this popularity never went to his head. Instead, it encouraged him to continue performing his duties to the best of his ability.

[goddessofwisdomandwar33550336]

nation of wisdom? more like nation of polyamory

[wooyu-room]

alhaitham but GOATed

[maryysarchive]

Now that the storm has passed, everyone finally finds a quiet afternoon to unwind. Some bicker over a chessboard as always, while others stretch out together in the sun...

Hoyolab

[the-ghost-of-foule]

Me cansé de sus cascos así que se los quite

[thevideogameshutterbug]

From The Latest Genshin Arc

Shout out to Thoth, Sobek and Heryshaf for having exactly the kind of amazing and ornate "divine being in human form" NPC character designs that they should've given Mountain Carver and Moon Shaper. This arc has been really good for wonderful NPC designs in general, tbh. WDYM we get a cool dude in medieval robes and a robot mask?!

[contremineur]

Egyptian statuette probably of Heryshaf (bronze, Late Period c. 664-525 BC)

The ram-headed god striding forward with left leg advanced, right arm at his side, left arm bent at the elbow and held out in front, both hands once holding now-missing attributes, wearing a collar, a short belted kilt and a striated tripartite wig, his head with projecting ears and tapering underslung horns, wearing a plumed atef-crown, fronted by a uraeus, the plumes with a uraeus either side and supported by ram's horns.

image and adapted text from here