Bastet

Bastet is a character used within Section: Stargate Role Plays - Stargate SG1.

History
Bastet is fairly unique among System Lords, as the legends she inspired on Earth paint her as being a kind and benevolent figure, associated with protecting the homestead, women and children. This probably stems from the fact that all of Bastet's servants and Jaffa warriors are female. Before the discovery of Earth and theTauri, Bastet did not possess an Unas host, but instead preferred the feline race known as the Sekhmet. Most of her servants and armed forces were also of this race during this time. In ancient times, Bastet was a minor servant of Ra. She gained her fame and power during Ra's confrontation with Anubis. During a decisive battle, Ra's forces were on the brink of collapse when they were unexpectedly reinforced by a second fleet, which had been gathered together by Bastet. It is universally recognized that Bastet's intervention saved Ra from defeat and death. Ra rewarded her with much wealth and power, and Bastet soon declared herself a System Lord.

She suffered a severe setback, however, during the Second Goa'uld Dynasty, when the upstart Sokar seized most of her territory by force. Bastet survived by making a strong alliance with Kali, which allowed her to recover much of her strength by the Third Goa'uld Dynasty. This alliance has become one of the strongest among any Goa'uld; an attack on Kali is an attack on Bastet, and vice versa.At some point, she and Kali together made a treaty with the Goa'uld Sobek. Then, at the celebratory feast, they moved against him. Rumor has it that Sobek's head still decorates Bastet's palace in Bubastis.

In 2002 he decides to readmit in the circle of the System Lords, the Goa'uld Anubis, move for fear of seeing destroyed everything painstakingly built up to that time and in 2005 after merging its fleet to that of the System Lord Yu Huang Shang Ti, see reaching its end, when Ba'al takes control of the Kull Warriors. Apparently was killed along with Olokun, Bastet was brought to safety and resuscitated several months later and found that not only his rule was dropped, but that all the Goa'uld empire had collapsed. After regaining control of Bubastis Minor, the Goa'uld tried to regain the lost power, being defeated and forced to serve a new emerging System Lord. Conspiring to obtain freedom, Bastet was forced to flee, hunted by agents sent by the System Lords Khnum. Currently they are untraceable, but it is assumed that the Goa'uld will be hidden in order to rebuild their forces secretly.

Mithology
Bastet (or Bast also Bastit) is an Egyptian deity belonging to the religion of ancient Egypt. It was one of the most important and revered deities of ancient religions, or depicted with feminine features and head of a cat or just like a cat. At the beginning of his cult was a deity from sun strokes symbolizing the soothing warmth of the Sun, revered for its power, its strength, its beauty and its agility. his cult center was the city of Par Bastet (the Bubastis of the Greeks, current Zagazig, near the Nile delta), where - according to Herodotus - were also being held periodic celebrations in honor of the goddess, including processions of sacred boats and orgiastic rites and where it was found a necropolis of sacred mummified cats, with its temple. Bastet was the origins of the solar cult goddess, but over time it became more and more of the moon. When the Greek influence extended on Egyptian society, Bastet finally became only a lunar goddess, as the Greeks identified with Artemis.

Since the II Dynasty, Bastet was depicted as a wild desert cat or as a lioness, as she was confused or considered similar to her sister the goddess Sekhmet. It opened as a domestic feline around 1000 BC. Bastet was the "Daughter of Ra" and has the same rank of other goddesses as Maat and Tefnut. Additionally, Bastet was one of the "Eye of Ra", in the sense that is sent specifically to annihilate the enemies of Egypt and its gods. Since the Greeks identified with Artemis Bastet, Bastet was called "Mother of God from the lion head Mihos" (also worshiped in Bubastis, along with Thoth), and was commonly depicted or as a woman with the head of a cat or as real cat and its