Cult of the Lamb

Followers Followers are the foundation of the cult, responsible for generating Devotion, resources, and much more. Perhaps most importantly, Followers are a resource in themselves, and certain rituals require their use.

Without followers, the Lamb will not be able to survive and will die within 2 days of receiving the warning unless it gains another follower in time.

Narinder is an anthropomorphic cat with dark gray (almost black) fur. He has three eyes with red sclera and pupils and black irises, as well as two tall, pointed ears. When first encountered, Narinder wears the Crimson Crown, which he later gives to Lamb. In exchange, the protagonist agrees to become his vessel in order to build a cult in his honor. Narinder's face is covered by a veil of black thread, like that of his disciples, Aim and Baal, as well as the native players Flinky, Klunko, and Shroomy. He-Who-Waits wears a white hooded robe with a red stripe down the center of his torso. Black chains tightly wrap around his body, and his black, skeletal hands are shackled in gray shackles. First phase During the first phase of the battle with He-Who-Waits, his appearance undergoes a noticeable change. All three of his eyes turn completely white, and black ichor begins to ooze from beneath his red and white robe. The chains that bound him are completely shattered. His bony, black hands are folded in a gesture reminiscent of prayer. The robes that once symbolized his rank take on a tattered and worn appearance—the cassock is torn, and the veil covering his face is damaged. The final phase In the final phase of the battle, Narinder undergoes a final transformation. The skin of his face separates into four flaps that spread out in different directions, revealing his true face. Each of these flaps is covered with black eyes: four on the upper flaps and five on the lower flaps, bringing the total to twenty-one, including the central, closed eye. Black ichor continues to flow copiously from his eyes and gaping, tooth-filled maw, staining his face and clothing. The Bishop's ears grow longer, branching out and becoming horned. In this phase, the boss assumes a pose with his arms outstretched, demonstrating his rage and loss of composure. Follower After being defeated by the Lamb, Narinder loses his monstrous form and shrinks to the standard size of a normal follower. He retains three eyes.

Shamura is a purple anthropomorphic spider with four eyes and a bandaged head. Like the other Bishops, he wears a gold-trimmed robe.

In his post-ritual form, Shamura takes on a more "spider-like" appearance, with additional legs and an abdomen appearing.

After defeating him for the first time, the player receives a blueprint for the Bishop's victory statue, the Trophy (Shamura), and the Heretic's Heart, which is needed to improve the protagonist's abilities.

Callamard is a blue-skinned squid with a large, vertical mouth full of teeth. His eyes are black with red pupils, and a scar runs through the left one. The stumps of his ears are wrapped in bloody bandages, once cut off by He-Who-Waits. Like the other bishops, he wears a gray robe with gold trim.

After the ritual, Callamard grows in size, and small tentacles and four arms emerge from beneath his robes. In one, he holds a saber, in another, a dagger, and in the other two, a scepter and orb.

After defeating him for the first time, the player receives a blueprint for the Bishop's Victory Statue Trophy (Kallamar) and the Heretic's Heart, which is needed to improve the protagonist's abilities.

Heqat, a red toad with a slit throat, is the Deity of Hunger.

After defeating her for the first time, the player receives a blueprint for the Bishop's victory statue, the Trophy (Hecate), and the Heretic's Heart, which is needed to improve the protagonist's abilities.

The Leshy resembles a bagworm larva, with a round head covered in thick green leaves. Several thin black branches protrude from either side of its head, like horns. It is covered in thick, bloody bandages wrapped around its head, from which black ichor flows.

Like other bishops, Leshy wears a long black robe with gold trim that covers most of his body. His crown has two sharp points and a green diamond-shaped eye.

At the start of the boss fight, Leshy uses the power of his followers to assume his true, terrifying form: a massive tree-worm with a gigantic, lamprey-like mouth, dripping ichor and several rows of sharp teeth. The branches on his head become thicker and more gnarled, and four black-red eyes bulge out from either side of his mouth.

After the first victory over him, the player receives a drawing of the statue of victory over the Bishop Trophy (Leshy) and the Heretic's Heart, which is necessary to improve the abilities of the main character.

Goat's body is covered by a purple cape, also known as the Goat Fleece. Goat has two horns that curve at the ends and are brownish-orange in color. The character has unique horizontal pupils and diagonally slanted eyebrows, giving him an angry appearance. Around his neck, he wears a collar with a silver bell, and on his head, a crown with a purple eye, similar to the Red Crown. Goat's fur is tousled and grayish-brown, and his skin is slightly lighter. His ears are slightly drooping, pointing naturally downward.

Lamb is a small anthropomorphic sheep with white fur, a dark gray face, limbs, and ears, and tiny red horns. Lamb has large black eyes with horizontal pupils. On his head is the Scarlet Crown—a powerful black artifact with two sharp prongs and a scarlet eye in the center. Around his neck is a black collar with a huge, round, golden bell. By default, Lamb wears a red cloak, known as a "fleece," which can be changed to gold, green, purple, white, blue, or pinkish-gray after meeting certain conditions.

The Lamb serves as the game's protagonist and is the last of its kind. All other lambs were exterminated in the name of preventing an ancient prophecy and preserving the power of the Ancient Faith, upheld by the four Bishops. Inspired by the image of the lamb as a religious symbol of holiness and nobility, the player begins their journey as an innocent and helpless creature, destined for sacrifice to a dark deity. However, after receiving the Scarlet Crown, the Lamb is restored to life, gaining new powers—in exchange for a promise to lead the cult. The fate of the followers now depends on the player's will: choose the path of a good shepherd or become a ruthless exploiter, using the faithful for personal gain.