The Tian Xia goddess Lao Shu Po (Láo Shŭ Pó; pronounced lao shoo puo) 1 began her life as an ordinary rat, and stole her divinity by feasting off the corpse of the slain god Tsukiyo. 2 3 Appearance

Lao Shu Po (Old Rat Woman) Legacy Content Source Gods & Magic pg. 132 2.0 Nethys Note: no description has been provided of this deity Category Tian Gods Edicts Work quietly toward your goals in the shadows, steal what you need, keep an ear among the ignored and downtrodden

Originally a goddess of night, Lao Shu Po has turned her focus more to those who prowl under cover of darkness. Hers is the poisoned cup, the dagger in the back, and the starship power core rigged to explode.

* Requires the Acolyte of Apocrypha trait.

This fully catalyzed the rat's transformation into Lao Shu Po, the new Tian goddess of night. Ransack the night is a Laoite ritual allowing you to mimic this divine thievery and shroud yourself in the night's cerements.

Lao Shu Po is the Mistress of Plague and confirmed to be so many times before the Silence. Her dark symbol, an emaciated rat curled in on itself, used to appear spontaneously anywhere a plague strikes a community.

Feb 17, 2023 · The Tian Xia goddess Lao Shu Po began her life as an ordinary rat, and stole her divinity by feasting off the corpse of the slain god Tsukiyo. Lao Shu Po's worship is common throughout the Darklands of Tian Xia and her cults frequently fester beneath the city of Goka. Surprisingly, she is worshipped in the tengu nation of Kwanlai.

The Tian Xia goddess Lao Shu Po began her life as an ordinary rat, and stole her divinity by feasting off the corpse of the slain god Tsukiyo. 1. Lao Shu Po commonly takes one of two forms, either that of an aged old hag or an enormous six-legged black rat. 1.

Lao Shu Po is the goddess of Consumption, Ascension, and Vermin. She began her life as an ordinary rat, and stole her divinity by feasting off the corpse of the slain god Tsukiyo. Her unholy symbol is an emaciated rat curled into a circle, and unsurprisingly, she …

Lao Shu Po. The goddess Lao Shu Po, a long-time denizen of Abaddon, makes her home in the alleys and sewers of Awaiting-Consumption. 3. References