Question 1

How does the ROHO mask generator work?

Accepted Answer

You first choose a pantheon on the world map, then answer six introspective questions (gaze, speech, brow, breath, listening, assertion). Each answer sculpts part of the mask and steers the choice of spirit. A unique mask is then generated in seconds, revealed on screen and sent by email.

Question 2

Is the African mask generator free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it is entirely free and requires no account. All you need is an email address to receive your mask in full resolution. One mask per person, so that each incarnation counts.

Question 3

Where do the spirits come from?

Accepted Answer

Each spirit comes from the ROHO Codex, an encyclopedia of 370 spirits of the Afro-diasporic pantheons, documented from attested academic sources. They are not inventions: they are real figures of African folklore and its diasporas, from ancient Egypt to Haitian Vodou.

Question 4

Is my mask truly unique?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each mask receives a uniqueness signature (an ornament, an engraving rhythm and an aura drawn at random) on top of your answers. Two people who get the same spirit still leave with two visually different masks.

Question 5

What is the Circle of Bearers?

Accepted Answer

Each spirit of the legend has but one Bearer: the first person to incarnate it. The public registry shows how many spirits have already found their Bearer out of the 370 in the Codex. The day a spirit appears in a book of The Legend of ROHO, it belongs to its Bearer.

Question 6

Which African spirit matches me?

Accepted Answer

The spirit is chosen along two axes: the element your breath carries (fire, earth, air, water) and what you listen to (the ancestors, your instinct, the spirit world, silence), crossed with the pantheon you picked on the map. That crossing determines which spirit of the Codex awakens for you.

The Circle of Bearers

Ancient Egypt

North Africa & Amazigh

Sahel & Mandé

Akan

Igbo & Cross River

Vodun & Gulf of Guinea

Yoruba

Kongo & Central Africa

East Africa & Great Lakes

Madagascar

Southern Africa

Haitian Vodou

Candomblé & Santería

ROHO Circle

Pirate Brotherhood