While "Children of the Nile" is not necessarily an authority on the subject of Ancient Egyptian deities. They do try make a resemblance.

	Name	Patron City	Worshippers	Reason	Advise
	Osiris	Djedu	All Adults	Spring planting festival Death of a Pharaoh	Commonly demanded Deity, build early
	Isis	Abu	Elite women and housewives	Disease Epidemic	Build occasionally, but a must build
	Horus	Nekhen, Pi-Ramesses	Elite men and elite children	Pharaoh's Birthday	Build occasionally, but a must build
	Ra	Iunu	Overseers and laborers	Sun Worship	Build soon, but not immediately necessary - In real Egypt one would build this possibly as the first structure.
	Hathor	Iunet, Itjtawy	Entertainers	Fall harvest festival	Commonly demanded Deity, build early
	Amun	Henen-Nesu, Waset	Adult Peasants		Commonly demanded Deity, but not immediately necessary
	Ptah	Men-Nefer	Adult shopkeepers and craftsmen		Commonly demanded Deity, but not immediately necessary
	Thoth	Khmun	Scribes		Low demand Deity, build after scribes
	Anubis	Asyut	Adults, especially elite	Death of an elite citizen	Commonly demanded Deity, but not immediately necessary
	Bast	Bubastis	Adults		Commonly demanded Deity, but not immediately necessary
	Sobek	Shedet	City guards and commanders		Build for guards and commanders, not immediately necessary
	Ma'at		Adults	High crime Raiders in the city	Low demand Deity, not immediately necessary
	Set	Nubt	Soldiers and commanders	Victory in Battle	Low demand Deity, not immediately necessary
	Hapi		Adults	No flood High flood	Commonly demanded Deity, build early

People in the listed occupations expect to be able to worship their patron gods routinely. In the listed cities, all adults occasionally need to worship their patron. Certain events can also impel people to seek out particular gods.