Arthur Harrow

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> She's out there, waiting, longing to be freed. While the cruel masses deserve to face her judgment. And in the wake of their screams, evil eradicated.
>
> Arthur Harrow to Stanley Lloyd

**Arthur Harrow** is a former Avatar of Khonshu and a previous wielder of the **Moon Knight** title, who fell disillusioned with Khonshu and instead became devoted to Ammit. He formed a cult of disciples dedicated to bringing her back to life and bestowing her judgment on the world. Harrow's mission to locate her tomb and resurrect her was hindered by the present Moon Knight, Marcus Landry, who he was forced to kill. Harrow succeeded in liberating Ammit from her imprisonment and became her Avatar, but he was stopped by a resurrected Moon Knight and Scarlet Scarab, who imprisoned Ammit inside his body. Harrow was administrated to a psychiatric hospital, where he was later assassinated by Landry's alter Jacob Sutton, killing Ammit as well. However, in 2025, he and Ammit was resurrected by a strong ritual by Ammit's disciples.

## Biography

### Early Life

#### Avatar of Khonshu

> Can I tell you a secret? I enjoyed dealing out pain on your behalf. That is the greatest sin I carry.
>
> Arthur Harrow to Khonshu

Arthur Harrow was chosen to be Khonshu's avatar and operated as "Moon Knight". However, due to Khonshu's constant need for him to perform tasks, thus never letting him be free, Harrow lost faith in him and was eventually persuaded by Ammit to betray Khonshu and swear allegiance to her.

### Cult Leader

#### Judgement in the Alps

> **Alpine Woman:** I've been good my entire life.
> **Arthur Harrow:** I believe you. But the scales see everything. Perhaps it's something that lies ahead. Well... I wish you could live to see the world we make. Yet, Ammit has decided.
>
> Alpine Woman and Arthur Harrow

Harrow took up residence in a penthouse situated in a village in the Alps in Austria, amassed a following of disciples, crushed glass into his shoes before putting them on each morning and using the power of Ammit that was given to him in a cane to judge people's morality and kill people whom his ability deemed unworthy.

At one judgment ceremony, a man approached Harrow to be judged, and Harrow placed his cane in the man's hands. Harrow watched his tattoo turn green and announced to the public that the man was a good person.

An elderly woman then approached Harrow and asked to be judged, so Harrow repeated the process for her. Harrow's tattoo turned red, despite the woman's insistence that she had been good her entire life. Harrow said that while he believed her, his tattoo was never wrong. He suggested that the woman was destined to do something bad in the future and expressed sorrow that woman would not see Harrow's future before using his power to kill her.

While the woman's body was being carried away, two of Harrow's disciples told him that someone had stolen the Scarab of Ammit, and that the thief was likely at the ceremony. Harrow chanted in ancient Egyptian for the group to kneel, and everyone did so except Stanley Lloyd, who hesitated before following suit. Harrow recognized Lloyd as a mercenary named Marcus Landry and demanded that the scarab be returned to him.

Lloyd attempted to give Harrow the scarab but could not release the grip he had. Lloyd began walking away and insisting that he was not responsible for his actions, so Harrow had his disciples grab Lloyd and retrieve the scarab. However, Harrow watched as Lloyd changed into Landry and killed the men grabbing him, before Lloyd resumed control and ran away hopping into a cupcake van, with Harrow's disciples in pursuit.

#### Heading into London

> It's maddening, isn't it? The voice in your head. Relentless, forever unsatisfied. No matter how hard you try to please, it devours you until there's nothing left but a hollow shell.
>
> Arthur Harrow to Stanley Lloyd

After learning that his followers had been defeated, Harrow went to London, England, to find Stanley Lloyd and followed him onto a bus. When Lloyd got off the bus, Harrow watched and then sent his disciples to the National Art Gallery, Lloyd's place of work.

He then made his own way to the museum and approached Lloyd there himself. Lloyd attempted to ask a security guard, Ronnie, to escort Harrow out of the museum, but Ronnie revealed to Lloyd that he was secretly one of Harrow's disciples.

Harrow explained to Lloyd that the Egyptian goddess, Ammit, owned the scarab that his alter had stolen and talked about her ability to see the morality of people's past, present, and future actions. Harrow explained that Ammit could have prevented historical atrocities had her fellow gods and her own avatar did not betray her.

Harrow placed his cane in Lloyd's hand and judged him, realizing that there was chaos within him. Lloyd ran away, and Harrow instructed his disciples not to follow him.

That night, Harrow had a jackal appear in the National Art Gallery, attracting Stanley Lloyd's attention. Harrow demanded that Lloyd hand over the scarab in exchange for his life. Believing that Lloyd would be killed by the jackal, Harrow left the museum.

#### Speaking with Stanley Lloyd

> Ammit will light the path to good by eradicating the choice of evil, which brings us to the scarab. That scarab functions as a kind of compass, leading us to Ammit's tomb.
>
> Arthur Harrow to Stanley Lloyd

The next day, Harrow learned that Stanley Lloyd was alive, and sent two of his disciples, Bobbi Kennedy and Billy Fitzgerald, to bring Lloyd to him. He met them at a village that he had populated with his disciples. When Lloyd was let out of the car, Harrow looked down at him and told Kennedy to remove his handcuffs.

Harrow then led Lloyd through the village, greeting people, such as Jamila, as they passed, and explaining to Lloyd what his disciples believed. As they walked, Harrow realized that Khonshu was nearby and told Lloyd to ignore him. Harrow then brought Lloyd to a dining area and told him that Victor had prepared a soup for them.

As they ate, Harrow told Lloyd that he used to be Khonshu's avatar and that he had become Ammit’s as she was real justice. Lloyd disagreed and questioned him on whether that was fair. When he pressed him on the case of child murder, Harrow became upset and threatened Lloyd with his cane.

Harrow then asked Lloyd repeatedly about the whereabouts of the scarab. Lloyd couldn't answer, and the disciples present began to crowd closer to interrogate him. When Harrow asked one more time, Layla El-Faouly appeared and showed him that she had it. He told her she didn't understand what the importance of holding such an object was. He then asked for it, but she instead went to Lloyd and told him to summon the suit, before running away.

Frustrated, Harrow pressed his cane into the ground and used Ammit's powers to open up an entry way to another dimension. A jackal then crawled out from it and Harrow sent it after Lloyd and El-Faouly.

#### Receiving the Scarab

Harrow made his way outside and found the scarab in an older man's possession. He asked the man for the scarab and then used his cane to ruthlessly murder him. Afterwards, he looked down an alleyway and saw that he had been watched by Layla El-Faouly.

### Egypt Mission

#### Finding Ammit's Tomb

Harrow and his disciples then left England and travelled to Cairo, Egypt. They trekked their way into the desert towards the Pyramids with the scarab pointing them in the direction to go. As they were walking, Bobbi Kennedy alerted Harrow to the fact that Marcus Landry was also in Cairo.

As they continued to work, Harrow saw the eclipse in the sky and understood it as Khonshu’s signal to the Ennead, musing that Khonshu was growing desperate. He then told his disciples that he was going to be put on trial soon.

#### Trial with the Gods

> It brings me no pleasure to tell you that this is a deeply troubled man. Khonshu is taking advantage of him, the same way that he abused me, the way he aspires to abuse this court. Take action now.
>
> Arthur Harrow to the Ennead Council

Shortly, Harrow was summoned by the Ennead Council into the Great Pyramid of Giza to be put on trial. Osiris told him that Khonshu had accused him of wanting to resurrect Ammit and asked if that was true. Harrow denied the accusation and stated he had simply been touring the pyramids. He then told them that Khonshu's Avatar, Marcus Landry, was a deeply unwell man who suffered from dissociative identity disorder. When Landry, as Khonshu, attempted to punch Harrow, Osiris had then stopped him and told him they would not allow violence there. They then concluded that Harrow was innocent and dismissed the trial. Harrow looked at Landry and then left quietly.

#### Meeting Anton Mogart

Harrow had his disciples keep watch on Marcus Landry and was notified by some that Landry and Layla El-Faouly went to find Senfu’s sarcophagus. Harrow then made his way to their location at Anton Mogart’s estate and attempted to turn Mogart against Landry and El-Faouly.

He then told El-Faouly that Landry was hiding something from her. He showed Mogart his cane and used Ammit’s powers to destroy the sarcophagus. He then made his exit as a fight broke out.

#### Speaking to Khonshu

> Had you not broken me so completely, I might never have known the value of healing. I'm going to do what you could not. And when it's finished, I want you to remember one thing. Your torment forged me. I owe my victory to you.
>
> Arthur Harrow to Khonshu

To be added.

#### Killing Marcus Landry

> I'm sorry it had to be this way, Marcus Landry, Stanley Lloyd, whoever else might be in there. Sometimes we need the cold light of death before we can see reality.
>
> Arthur Harrow

After the Scarab of Ammit led him to Alexander the Great's tomb, Arthur and his followers entered the chamber. Harrow ordered his disciples to not shoot Landry, and witnessed Landry use Alexander the Great's axe to kill two of his disciples. He took out his revolver and shot Landry in the chest twice, who then fell backwards into the water.

### Unleashing Ammit

#### Trapping Ammit

The injured and unconscious form of Arthur Harrow was taken into the Pyramid of Giza, and placed upon an altar, per the dying instructions of Selim to trap Ammit in a mortal form. Groggy and disorientated, Harrow begun to stir as Landry and Layla begun the spell to bind Ammit to him. They succeeded, and Ammit was trapped within Harrow's body ending her threat and preventing Harrow using her power.

Khonshu appeared and implored Landry to finish their work and kill Harrow and Ammit within him. Standing over Harrow's form, Landry contemplated killing him, but declared he would not, instead be telling Khonshu to do it himself. Harrow was subsequently detained.

### Capture and Demise

Sometime after his defeat at the Great Pyramid of Giza, Arthur Harrow would up as a patient in the Sienkiewicz Psychiatric Hospital, seated in a wheelchair. Under the influence of a sedative, he attempted to reach for a drink, only to clumsily knock it over due to the sedative's effects. A nurse noticed his difficulty and approached, but was stopped by a man, who instead took Harrow's wheelchair away with a reassuring pat.

The man wheeled a dazed Harrow through the hospital, and Harrow grew increasingly concerned as they passed dead bodies in the hall. Harrow was wheeled outside, and roughly loaded into the back of a white limousine outside the hospital. Seated inside, Harrow noticed his old master and foe, Khonshu, sat opposite in a white suit. Harrow remarked that Khonshu could not hurt them, referring both to himself and the trapped Ammit within him.

Khonshu instead spoke to Harrow about Marcus Landry, and how he was the only Avatar he would ever need. Tapping the glass, Khonshu had Harrow's kidnapper revealed to him, an alter of Landry he had not yet met, Jacob Sutton. Sutton wasted no time in aiming his gun at Harrow, who panicked and tried to protest. Sutton shot Harrow four times, killing him and by extension killing Ammit, ensuring neither would be a threat again, and fulfilling Khonshu's justice. The limousine then drove away, taking Harrow's body with it.

## Personality

> I can't save anyone who won't save themselves.
>
> Arthur Harrow

Arthur Harrow appears as a benevolent preacher; his kindly demeanor having earned him respect and devotion from his followers. Harrow speaks in a reassuring soothing tone, and wholeheartedly believes in his cause. Harrow is utterly devoted to Ammit, and with that devotion comes a willingness to carry out her will. Harrow is willing to kill anyone, even children should Ammit decree them as evil, though the killings bring him sorrow to do, feeling saddened at the wasted life of a sinner. In this, he is something of a hypocrite, as he secretly hoped freeing Ammit would redeem him of his own sins, an opportunity he denies to others. Harrow has spoken spiteful of society at large, seeing it as complacent in sin.

Harrow is extremely manipulative, appearing friendly to Stanley Lloyd to lull him into handing over the Scarab of Ammit. Harrow was also manipulative towards Marcus Landry in the hospital. Harrow sees this however as all necessary for the goals of Ammit.

Harrow despises Khonshu, and blames the god for the way he is. He admits he once enjoyed inflicting pain as Khonshu's avatar, as he believed they were doling out justice that was deserved. Harrow has come to see those days as the biggest sin he carries, showing that he hates that part of himself, and may even see himself as a sinner. He sees the way of Ammit as far more effective in bringing about justice against evil. Harrow still offers Spector the choice of standing down even when he was close to Ammit, showing his belief in being able to change how people see the world.

Despite his grudge against Khonshu, Harrow seemed at least a little saddened as watched Khonshu manipulate sky, knowing it would result in the god being sealed away.

## Attributes

### Powers

* **Divine Empowerment**: To be added.
	+ **Superhuman Strength**: To be added.
	+ **Superhuman Durability**: To be added.
	+ **Superhuman Speed**: To be added.
	+ **Superhuman Agility**: To be added.
	+ **Superhuman Stamina**: To be added.
	+ **Superhuman Reflexes**: To be added.
	+ **Regenerative Healing Factor**: To be added.
	+ **Immortality**: To be added.
	+ **Life-Force Absorption/Extraction**: To be added.
	+ **Power Augmentation**: To be added.
* **Staff of Ammit Capabilities**: To be added.
	+ **Judgement Inducement**: To be added.
	+ **Conjuration**: To be added.
	+ **Energy Manipulation**: To be added.
		- **Energy Blast**: To be added.
	+ **Life-Force Extraction**: To be added.
	+ **Power Bestowal**: To be added.

### Abilities

* **Master Combatant**: To be added.
* **Staff Mastery**: To be added.
* **Master Tactician**: To be added.
* **Marksman**: To be added.
* **Multilingualism**: To be added.

## Equipment

### Weapons

* **Staff of Ammit**: To be added.
* **Webley .455 Mk VI**: To be added.

## Facilities

* **Disciples of Ammit's London Base**: To be added.
* **Tomb of Alexander the Great**: To be added.
* **Sienkiewicz Psychiatric Hospital**: To be added.

## Relationships

### Allies

* Ammit - Idol
* Disciples of Ammit
	+ Ronnie
	+ Bobbi Kennedy
	+ Jamila
	+ Chase
	+ Victor
* Jackals
* Anton Mogart
* Bek

### Enemies

* Khonshu - Former Idol
* Marcus Landry/Moon Knight - Successor, Victim and Attempted Killer
* Stanley Lloyd/Mr. Knight - Successor and Victim
* Jacob Sutton - Victim and Killer
* Layla El-Faouly/Scarlet Scarab
* Heka Priests
* Ennead Council
	+ Osiris
	+ Horus
	+ Tefnut
	+ Isis
	+ Hathor
* Egyptian Patrol Agency
* Selim † - Former Ally and Victim
* Yatzil † - Victim
* Horus' Avatar † - Victim
* Tefnut's Avatar † - Victim
* Isis' Avatar † - Victim

### Victims

* Marcus Landry/Moon Knight
* Stanley Lloyd/Mr. Knight
* Jacob Sutton
* Selim
* Yatzil
* Horus' Avatar
* Tefnut's Avatar
* Isis' Avatar

## Trivia

* Harrow puts broken glass in his shoes is a sign of his commitment to his righteous cause and his fundamental belief in the spirit beyond the body. This shows a reason for the Staff of Ammit besides for judgment as he seemingly requires it to walk due to instability. Harrow is still capable of walking short distances without the Staff though, as shown when he was summoned before the Ennead.
* Harrow claims to be a vegetarian.