Anubis - is a god of death, afterlife and underworld in ancient Egyptian religion. Usually depicted as a canine or a man with a canine head.

anubis was never about fear.
more like the silence you enter when everything unnecessary falls away.
when Anubis map was released - it just confirmed: it’s not sand or dust — it’s something more personal.
a place where it’s mentally quiet, like a tomb.

i started digging.
not for the aesthetic — just curious how people used to talk to death.
anubis stood out.
a god who doesn’t command, but guides.

this is what it turned into:
– a silhouette where mummy meets pharaoh
– anubis’ face: glowing eyes, open mouth — like he’s speaking, but from the inside
– a bit of gold, a bit of time

the style sits between artifact and toy.
something that makes you wonder — is it a trophy or a warning?
the rest isn’t mine to explain.

also took some inspiration from mtg — amonkhet.
their art speaks louder than i do: https://magic.wizards.com/en/products/amonkhet/cards

short version — just a key.
to what — up to you.