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In Phoenic mythology, '''Sephet''' (SEH-fett or SEH-fit) is the [[Black Gods|Black God]] of death and darkness. | In Phoenic mythology, '''Sephet''' (SEH-fett or SEH-fit) is the [[Black Gods|Black God]] of death and darkness. | ||
Sephet is among the most feared deities in Phoenic mythology. He is feared even among the gods, for after the Zamora Heresy, he subjected nearly all beings in creation to death. | |||
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| Titles | Lord Death The Lord of Death The Gravelord |
| Alignment | Neutral Evil |
| Pantheon | Saphorism Black Gods |
| Portfolio | Death, the dead, darkness, the underworld, the grave |
In Phoenic mythology, Sephet (SEH-fett or SEH-fit) is the Black God of death and darkness.
Sephet is among the most feared deities in Phoenic mythology. He is feared even among the gods, for after the Zamora Heresy, he subjected nearly all beings in creation to death.