The Egyptians lived and died with the help of as many as 2,000 gods, counting local deities. Upper and Lower Egypt had their own, often overlapping gods, sometimes with multiple names. Particular gods varied in importance over distance and time. Although Egyptian notions of life, death, the soul and the afterlife seem strange and complicated to us, they were natural enough to the people who lived then.
In Children of the Nile, people worship the 14 familiar gods that you'll find below. People might be moved to visit a particular shrine, temple or cult temple due to some event in their lives, or because their profession or social class inclines them that way. Citizens grow dissatisfied if they can't pay homage to their chosen gods, or if they feel that the city's places of worship are inadequate.
