Alternate Breakout Game- Egyptian Gods and Goddesses

When a person died their heart was weighed against my feather to see if they were worthy.  I am known for justice and balance.

• 1. Ma’at

• 1. Osiris

• 1. Aten

• 1. Shu

 I am the god of craftsmen.  I am often shown as a mummified man.

• Ptah
• Horus
• Anubis
• Osiris

I am known for causing chaos and for having killed my own brother.

• Geb

• Toth

• Anubis

• Seth

I am the god of the Nile, sometimes shown as a crocodile. The shrines my people built for me had pools of sacred crocodiles.

• Anubis
• Osiris
• Horus
• Sobek

I am the god of the earth married to one of the goddess of the sky. I am known from bringing a good harvest to the people.

• Seth

• Sobek

• Geb

• Shu

Egyptians believed that I was reborn each morning and travel across the sky each day.  I wear a double crown to symbolize upper and lower egypt.

• Atum

• Osiris
• Horus
• Anubis

I am one of the few gods/godesses on your list that was not shown as a part animal.  I am often seen with plants growing out of my head due to my floods bringing these plants to the people. 

• Ma'at

• Hapy

• Sobek

• Geb

During the reign of Pharaoh Akhenaten I was the most important god.  I bring life, light and energy to the people.

• Osiris
• Aten
• Horus
• Anubis

I am a bit of a mysterious figure.  I am the protector of the royal family and often shown with either red or blue skin.

• Amun/Amun Ra

• Horus

• Ra

• Ma'at

I was the first King of Egypt and often am shown with a Falcon’s head.

• Isis
• Ra

• Osiris
• Anubis