Demigods

In the absence of the supreme deities, the demigods have taken the initiative to lord over the realms of the beyond, although they tend to squabble among each other more than their immortal enemies.

Ammit
Ammit is a monstrous goddess of the afterlife and a being worshiped by over a dozen different races of beastfolk. She is said to appear as a woman with the mane and claws of a lion and smooth, plump legs similar to those of a hippopotamus. The inside of her mouth is lined with rows of razor-sharp fangs that are often seen dripping with the blood of the unworthy. Although her duty was to devour the hearts of sinners, the condemner of wicked souls has been promoted to the judge in the absence of both Osiris and Anubis.

It is nearly impossible for Ammit to uphold all aspects of divine justice from her position, and so she tends to punish those responsible of a sin she considers particularly abhorrent: Infidelity. When the souls of adulterers ascend into the Astra, they are almost certain to have their spirits devoured by Ammit.