Ahmis (5e Deity)
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Ahmis the Void[edit]
Alignment. True Neutral
Domains. The Void, Reason, Wisdom
Divine Rank. Greater Deity
Little is known about Ahmis’ origins. He did not make his presence known until he used his power to protect the planet and the gods from the destructive battle between Order and Chaos, but many believe he existed long before then. Some believe he was born from the Second War, like Vavana, while others believe Ahmis himself is a primordial, much like Order and Chaos themselves. Most people, however, believe that Ahmis is somewhere in between the two, not powerful enough to be a primordial, but also a great deal more powerful than any of the other gods, more so than even Titarr. Ahmis has no stories about himself, only stories about him helping others. He is renowned for his level headedness, reasoning, and wisdom.
Ahmis is the god of the Void, a space of emptiness residing between Order and Chaos. He is incredibly powerful, but rarely shows his power. He is also the god of reason, and wisdom, acting as an advisor to the other gods most of the time. He has no weapon, aside from his own mind and the Void itself.
Nobody has ever seen Ahmis’ true body. He has always remained concealed within the darkness of the Void, his voice seeming to emanate from everywhere and nowhere. Some believe that Ahmis has no body, that he is the Void. This has never been confirmed, of course.
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