The Hom Dai
The worst of all ancient Egyptian curses, the Hom Dai's feared to a degree where the Egyptians refused to use it. It's said that when a victim of the Hom Dai is resurrected they'll become a walking plague and a threat to humanity; they won't sleep, they won't eat, and they'll never stop until the world is destroyed.
In order to fully regenerate a victim of the Hom Dai must suck the life of those who opened the chest containing their canopic jars. When they're not regenerated they will fear cats, but once they become regenerated they'll fear nothing, and they can only be killed via the Book of Amun-Ra, quite similar to how they can only be resurrected via the Book of the Dead. Their powers grow with every resurrection.
Powers
- Immortality.
- Invincibility.
- Regeneration.
- If a body part is torn off, they can place it back where it belongs.
- The ability to turn into sand.
- The ability to travel via sandstorm.
- The ability to create tsunamis out of water and sand.
- Emit visions into peoples' minds using large liquid bodies.
- Plague the world with the Ten Plagues of Egypt.
The Ten Plagues of Egypt
- Blood: In The Mummy the Nile and rivers of Egypt tuned to blood, killing water life as a foul stench filled Egypt.
- Frogs: In the Mummy novel Evelyn O'Connell stepped on a frog at Hamunaptra.
- Lice
- Flies
- Incurable boils
- Hail mixed with fire overran Egypt once Imhotep arrived in the city in The Mummy.
- Locusts: In The Mummy a swarm of locusts appeared when Imhotep was brought back from the dead at Hamunaptra.
- Livestock Death
- Darkness: In The Mummy an eclipse darkened the land as a sign that Imhotep's powers were growing.
- Death of the Firstborn.