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Resheph was a war elephant stationed at a military camp situated in Uab Nome, Egypt, alongside another elephant, Qetesh.

In the mid-1st century BCE, both Resheph and Qetesh were hunted down by the Medjay Bayek of Siwa, who claimed a predator bow from them as a reward.

Resheph was a Canaanite deity associated with plagues but was later adopted into the Egyptian pantheon as a war god of horses and chariots. His name could be translated as 'flame, lightning' or b'urning fever, plague, pestilence'. He is normally depicted alongside the goddess Qetesh.

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 '''Resheph''' was a war [[elephant]] stationed at a military [[Camp of Qetesh & Resheph|camp]] situated in [[Uab Nome]], [[Egypt]], alongside another elephant, [[Qetesh]].
-In the mid-1st century BCE, both Resheph and Qetesh were hunted down by the [[Medjay]], [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]], who claimed a [[Trophy Hunter|predator]] from them as a reward.
+In the mid-1st century BCE, both Resheph and Qetesh were hunted down by the [[Medjay]] [[Bayek]] of [[Siwa]], who claimed a [[Trophy Hunter|predator bow]] from them as a reward.
 ==Trivia==
-* Resheph was a Canaanite deity associated with plagues but was later adopted into the Egyptian pantheon as a war god of horses and chariots. His name could be translated to "flame, lightning" or burning fever, plague, pestilence". He is normally depicted alongside the goddess Qetesh.
+*Resheph was a Canaanite deity associated with plagues but was later adopted into the Egyptian pantheon as a war god of [[horse]]s and [[chariot]]s. His name could be translated as 'flame, lightning' or b'urning fever, plague, pestilence'. He is normally depicted alongside the goddess Qetesh.
 ==Appearance==