Jafar's Journal

Blood of the Pharaohs OC
Name: Jafar
Fandom: Blood of the Pharaohs
Point in canon: At The Serpent's Shadow
Sexuality: Bisexual
Species: Human (Magician)
Age: 18
History: Jafar is a Magician, known in Egyptian as "Shesh", are those trained in the methods of Egyptian mythology and magic and can cast a variety of spells.
Anyone can become one with basic knowledge and practice, but those with a family history like Jafar know the art (such as the Blood of the Pharaohs) have greater innate power and skill. Magicians are often members of the House of Life and are trained by fellow members.

Jafar is ranked as a "Scribe"- Rank and file magician. They are called scribes because writing is a form of magic, and a scribe in the House of Life has learned to summon magic simply by writing or saying magical words and he was sent to The One Hundredth Nome it's located in Toronto. But that was before the Djed amulet call out to Jafar and send him to come to the Brooklyn House. The Blood of the Pharaohs refers to magicians descended from the rulers of Ancient Egypt. The possessors of Royal Blood are extremely powerful and are favored by the gods as Hosts.

Jafar has been host to two of the goddesses, they are

"Nephthys" she the Egyptian Goddess of Mourning, Lamentation, Sleep, Rivers, the Night, and Protector of The Dead.

"Serqet" (also known as Serket) is the Egyptian Goddess of scorpions, snakes, venom, protection, fertility, nature, animals, medicine, and magic.

Jafar is a Specialties Magic Skill that is Hieroglyphic Spells/Divine Words: These are normal magic spells using hieroglyphs. They are written on papyrus and can be used with other equipment. Hieroglyphs, if spoken, are called Divine Words and they don't need papyrus to perform spells. To speak Divine Words, the Paths of Isis and Thoth can be harnessed. The tools that can be used for this are scrolls, staffs, khopesh, and wands.

Combat Magic: This is the ability to summon a holographic shell around oneself and it increases strength and one's senses to a deadly extent. People with skill in swordplay usually follow this magic. It is not necessary to summon the full avatar, as followers of the Path of Horus have been shown to use the Fist of Horus, by summoning the fist of the avatar. If the power of a god is channeled to use combat magic, the battle avatar has a resistance to magic. It is seen that combat magic is also the practice of summoning weapons. The Paths of Horus, Bast, Sobek, and Set can be used to do combat magic. It has rarely been seen what normal combat magic is and not using a god's power to summon an avatar. A khopesh is best used in this specialty.

Healer (Sunu): A magician adept at Healing Magic. Healers historically followed the path of Sekhmet, allowing them to cure diseases and magic, as well as control famine, plague, and Bau. Healers can cure all sorts of diseases and wounds.

Animal Charming: Magicians, who can communicate with and have authority over animals, magical and normal. Sometimes, they can also summon these animals. The path of the gods is extremely useful for this magic as almost all paths give power over the sacred animal of the god the magician follows. Staff is best used for this magic, as it can transform into an animal.

Path of the Gods: A specialty that has fallen out of practice since the fall of Egypt, the Kane siblings are now attempting to revive it by calling magicians with the "Blood of the Pharaohs" to Brooklyn House. In ancient times, all members of the House of Life followed the Path. Some only called upon the power of the gods on occasion, while others sought to have become the 'Eye' of a god: a perfect union between god and magician. There was great risk in this, however, and if it is done improperly the host can be driven mad or even die. In other instances, the god may overpower their host and literally burn them up. These tragedies are evidenced by Cleopatra VII's failed attempt at hosting Isis. In modern times, those that practice the path of the gods are persecuted by the House of Life.

And Jafar's known Tools he has on him are a leather satchel it's his Magician's Box: Each magician carries supplies for casting spells. These supplies include papyrus, a stylus, ink for writing scrolls, wax for making shabti statues, other protective charms and amulets, and also a ball of twine.

Khopesh/wand
The hilt of his Kopesh is his wand which is made of hippo ivory. Seeing that the wand is usually a curved piece of hippo ivory. It is a magician's primary defensive weapon, used to ward off enemy spells, counter curses, or repel enemies. It knows that Combat magicians use a Khopesh, a curved sword, instead of a wand. In addition to being used as a weapon, magicians can cast spells with it that is why Jafar made his wand into its hilt.

And his staff head looks like Snakehead. is a magician's primary offensive weapon; it can be used to control the elements, summon spirits, etc. It can be turned into any number of creatures like snakes, hippos, crocodiles, and in Sadie's case, a lion. If it's channeled by godly power, especially Isis', it can be used to unleash blasts of divine energy. It is needed for offensive hieroglyphs if a magician can't simply speak Divine Words. In the case of a combat magician, the staff is alternatively used with the Khopesh.

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PB: Godfrey Gao