Sharess was originally known as Bast, a Mulhorandi power who was the patroness of cats, and Anhur's lieutenant. During the Second Mulhorandi Empire (beginning −1048 DR ), she …

Bast, also known as Bastet, Best or Beset, is a cat-headed deity whose portfolio includes protection (as a mother protects her children), punishment of wrongdoers, and cats. Bast is a …

Sharess is an innate flirt and loves toying around with beautiful mortals; once she had her fill, she swiftly moves on to other sources of pleasure. She is known in the Mulhorandi pantheon as Bast.

Bast is a goddess who delights in physical pleasures and yet maintains the quiet elegance of a feline. She is soft spoken and patient, but always a cunning and dangerous opponent. Her …

One of the most popular gods of the Egyptian pantheon, Bast (or Bastet) is the patron of pleasure and cats. While the Egyptians had gods who represented almost all forms of animal life, none …

The Church of Sharess was the main religious organization that oversaw the faiths of Sharess, Bast, and, among its elven members, Zandilar the Dancer.[2] Though the church maintained …

She is often depicted (especially in Mulhorand, where she is known as Bast) as a voluptuous human female with the head of a cat. Sharess enjoys toying with beautiful mortals and she …

2021年3月8日 · My DM is allowing my PC to build a temple for Sharess (whom my Tabaxi rogue calls Bast). He asked for the three main tenets of Sharess, as well as the three things she …

Bast. Type: Deity Portfolio: Cats and vengeance Alignment: Chaotic Good Domains: War Symbol: Cat Worshipers: Humans Pantheon: Egyptian

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