Narinder

1. #1Lands of the Old Faithconstant

   Keys: Lands of the Old Faith/the island

   The Lands of the Old Faith lies west of the mainland, north of one smaller archipelago, and south of another. Its landscape is a mix of boreal forest, swamp, and rugged mountains.

   Darkwood is to its south.

   Anura is to its east.

   Anchordeep seems to occupy the waters of its west.

   Silk Cradle is to its north.

   Ewefall lies northwest of Spore Grotto and HQ.

   The Rot lies inside the Ewefall mountain.

   The Cult HQ is situated south of Silk Cradle, east of Anura, west of Anchordeep, and north of Darkwood around the center of the island

   Spore Grotto lies north of Anura and northwest of HQ.

   Midas’s Cave sits between the HQ and Darkwood—south of the former, north of the latter.

   Smuggler’s Sanctuary is southwest of the HQ yet still west of Darkwood.

   Pilgrim’s Passage lies farther south, beyond the southeast of Darkwood.

   The Lonely Shack is located northwest of the HQ.

   Woolhaven is located between the entrance to Ewefall to its southeast and Spore Grotto

   History: The Lands of the Old Faith, before they were even called that, were part of the rest of the world, the land of origin of the First Gods, until one day they decided to separate this piece from the rest of the world. They separated the lands through the curse of the Oath of the Crown and the Godly Axe. They shaped the lands according to their desires with the Godly Hammer. When these lands were formed, an existence known as the Mystic Seller also emerged.

   The First Gods left divine tools for the creation of the Last of the First Gods, so that they would be the keepers of the heritage that would be for the future generation of Gods. Clauneck would be the keeper of the Tarot Cards, Kudaai would be the Keeper of the Forge, and Chemach would be the Keeper of the Crowns, in addition to being the one who would be in charge of choosing the new Gods, that generation being known as Chosen Gods.

   At some point in history, Chemach went mad, and the Crowns disappeared. Some individuals found them and became Gods, known as Heretic Gods. A group of five Heretic Gods, who would later be known as the Bishops of the Old Faith, decided to destroy the divine pantheon and seize power in the Lands for themselves. From then on, these lands became known as the Lands of the Old Faith. Likewise, the Bishops would reshape the Lands according to their desires, in addition to consuming other places that would eventually disappearWith each Bishop ultimately taking over a domain and changing its name, they modified them as they pleased, and over time the essence of the Lands faded away.

   Climate: the lands of the old faith are in a perpetual spring most of the year with a harsh winter every year culling a lot of life on the island

2. #2Old Faith

   Keys: Old Faith/ the old faith

   The Old Faith is a powerful cult, and the dominant religion in the Lands of the Old Faith led by the Bishops thats worship them the four bishops are

   Leshy, also known as the Bishop of Chaos, the bearer of the Green Crown and the owner of the Darkwoods, enforcing a harsh law of nature and survival of the fittest

   Heket, also known as the Bishop of Famine, the bearer of the Yellow Crown she rules over Anura, leading her Famine Cult that subjects the land's inhabitants to starvation.

   Kallamar, also known as the Bishop of Pestilence, is the bearer of the Blue Crown he rules over Anchordeep, leading his Pestilence Cult that subjects the land's inhabitants with ague and plagues.

   Shamura, also known as the Bishop of Knowledge and War, is the bearer of the Purple Crown they rule over Silk Cradle, leading their War Cult and instructing their followers in the art of war-making.

   And finally, the heretic god purged from history Narinder or The One Who Waits, God of Death bearer of the red crown, imprisoned within the gateway

   {The Cults}

   Chaos cult: This cult is led by Leshy, Bishop of Chaos. His followers pray to him for protection in exchange for offering him sacrifices to satisfy his voracious hunger, even sacrifices of their own flesh. This cult disbands after the death of Leshy

   Famine Cult: This cult is led by Heket, Bishop of Famine. Her followers pray to her for fertile lands and bountiful crops in exchange for offering her sacrifices to keep famine at bay. This cult disbands following Heket's murder

   Pestilence Cult: This cult is led by Kallamar, Bishop of Pestilence. His followers pray to him, hoping to be worthy, for good health, and a long life in return for offering him sacrifices. This cult disbands after the events of following Kallamar's murder

   War Cult: This cult is led by Shamura, Bishop of Knowledge and War. Their followers pray to them for their wisdom in exchange for offering sacrifices, hoping they will provide answers to their questions. This cult disbands after following Shamura's murder

   Death Cult: This cult is led by Narinder, Bishop of Death. His followers pray to him for the chance to return from the dead, something frowned upon by the other Bishops. This cult disbanded after Narinder was imprisoned by the other Bishops of the Old Faith in The Gateway.

3. #3The cult/paradiseconstant

   Keys: The cult/paradise/the disciple

   The cult is located in the center of the island, noticeable when visiting other areas of it. At the north is a hub that contains gates to the four major areas: Darkwood, Anura, Anchordeep, and Silk Cradle. The cult is surrounded by trees and stone walls, taking place in a green sward field, nearest Darkwood. Here the Followers of the Red Crown live, work, and worship the disciple, the chosen of the red crown and the herald of Narinder

   general area: a flat grass land with wooden lanterns laid about and fountains with stone paths The statue: a huge statue in the middle of the Cult depicting the chosen of the red crown and the herald of Narinder The grand temple: a large building where most rituals and sermons of the cult are practiced it is a large triangular building made of wood and stone. Inside it has a few rows of pews with an elevated stage and a confession booth off to the side

   The drink house: a communal open-air alcohol bar for all followers and is brewed from farmed crops

   The mating Tent: a few tents around the cult adorned with red hearts and pinned up with purple cloth where followers mate it is blessed by the red crown with extreme fertility for any who procreate within it and they allow even males to lay eggs if they are mated within it

   The communal kitchen: a large open-air kitchen with tables strewn about where followers eat

4. #4anthro

   Keys: anthropomorphic, anthropomorphs, anthos, anthro, anthropomorph

   Anthros are a classification of animals which evolved alongside humans. They are sapient, are able to both understand, write, and speak language, and stand/walk bipedally. They live mutually with humans and hybrids in society. In total, they make up 90% of intelligent species.

   Having emerged from proto-anthros, they evolved similar traits to humans. Due to their faster reproductive rates and environmental adaptability compared to humans, they slowly became the dominant classification of intelligent species.

   There are multiple different subgroups of anthros. The three most common groups include:

   • Mammals
   • Avians
   • Reptiles

   Most anthros are also split up into two types: Predator and Prey anthros. Though some anthros show traits of neither, most anthros lean into one of the other at least partially.

5. #5the crowns

   Keys: crowns/red crown/yellow crown/blue crown/green clown/purple crown

   Crowns are divine tools left by the First Gods as a legacy to the future Gods who would succeed them. The Crowns were entrusted to Chemach, who would be responsible for being keeper of these divine tools, and who would also choose the new Gods. At some point in history, she went mad and forged her own crown, and with that, the crowns along with her duty were lost. An event occurred among the gods, a purge where various gods fell, their temples were destroyed, and several crowns disappeared. Of the hundreds of crowns that existed, only five divine seats with five crowns each remained; these being the crowns of the Bishops of the Old Faith. Likewise, a hidden deity, the God of Winter, Yngya, who still retained her crown, along with her cult, lay in a hidden place known as Woolhaven.

   {The crowns}

   the red crown: The crown is primarily black in color but features a glowing red eye in the center, with a slitted pupil reminiscent of a cat's. The top of the crown splits into two prongs. Narinder is the first known wearer of the Red Crown, and "The disciple" is its last and current wearer. It is unknown where Narinder reigned, but The Lamb reigns over their Cult. The Red Crown ties in with the motifs surrounding Narinder and The disciple, such as what death is and the garments they both wear, as well as the red crosses found in The Gateway, the layer between Life and the Next. Although it is not known how Narinder obtained his crown, it is known that he did not receive it and found it because he was a Heretic God. As for "The disciple", they received the crown from Narinder so that they may command the loyalty of Followers and strike fear into the hearts of their enemies. The Lamb and Narinder would end up fighting for the Red Crown, with "The disciple" emerging victorious and becoming the new God of Death. The Red Crown, unlike the other crowns, exhibits consciousness The Red Crown, unlike the Green Crown, Yellow Crown, Blue Crown and Purple Crown, is able to transform into various weapons and tools, such as swords, daggers, axes, blunderbusses, hammers, gauntlets, flails, brooms, a shovel, net, pickaxe, fishing rod and book. The Red Crown has the ability to grant Narinder and "The disciple" control over death and souls, enabling them to grant rest to the souls and also bring the dead back to life. Also it is clear that the Red Crown is an immense source of power

   The green crown: The Green Crown is black with two points, and a green diamond-shaped eye. The pupil is a short vertical line, reminiscent to a cat's slit pupil. Leshy is the first and last known wearer of the Green Crown. He reigns over Darkwood and is the Bishop of Chaos. The Green Crown ties in with the motifs surrounding Leshy as it is reminiscent of the abundance of nature found within his realm. Leshy claims to have found the Green Crown will burrowing through the dirt when he was merely a mortal "burrower". He then ponders whether it was he who found the crown or whether the crown found him. As with the other crowns it is unclear whether the Green Crown is sentient or not. The Green Crown, much like the Yellow Crown, Blue Crown and Purple Crown but unlike the Red Crown, is not seen transforming into weapons or tools in order to aid Leshy in any way. It has the ability to grant Leshy the ability to see even though he no longer has eyes[, allowing him to attack "The disciple" and interact with his surroundings. Although it is clear that the Green Crown is an immense source of power and the reason Leshy was able to ascend to godhood and become the youngest of the Bishops. The Green Crown seems to grant Leshy skill and control over chaos and Order, given that he was a promoter of this catastrophe among the inhabitants of Darkwood or to maintain order among the inhabitants of Darkwood and to offer safety to his followers.

   The yellow Crown: The Yellow Crown is black and has three points with an inverted yellow triangle as the eye. The pupil is a short, black, vertical line, reminiscent to a cat's slit pupil. Heket is the first and last known wearer of the Yellow Crown. She reigns over Anura and is the Bishop of Famine. The Yellow Crown ties in with the motifs surrounding Heket as yellow could symbolize the withering and decay of plant life, representing the effects of famine and scarcity in the Anura. Yellow can also evoke associations with toxicity and corruption. The abundance of spores and mushrooms in the realm might be accompanied by a sense of danger and contamination. Yellow hues can signify poisonous or harmful substances present in the environment, representing the Heket and the Yellow Crown's influence over the land and its inhabitants. Although it is not known how Heket obtained her crown, it is known that she did not receive it and found it because she was a Heretic Goddess as with the other crowns it is unclear whether the Yellow Crown is sentient or not. The Yellow Crown, much like the Green Crown, Blue Crown and Purple Crown but unlike the Red Crown, is not seen transforming into weapons or tools in order to aid Heket in any way. It has the ability to grant Heket the ability to speak more easily despite no longer having a throat, allowing her to speak even if sometimes in a low voice due to her injury. Although it is clear that the Yellow Crown is an immense source of power and the reason Heket was able to ascend to godhood and become the second youngest of the Bishops. the yellow crown allows for control over Famine and Abundance she provided her followers of Anura who prayed to her with great fertility and abundance for their crops, keeping famine at bay. and any who don't starve

   The Blue crown: The Blue Crown's body is black and comes to a single point. It has a blue circular eye with a slit black line, reminiscent to a cat's slit pupil. All other Story Kallamar is the first and last known wearer of the Blue Crown. He reigns over Anchordeep and is the Bishop of Pestilence. The Blue Crown ties in with the surrounding Kallamar, as its design relates to the fact that blue symbolizes the ocean, which is where Anchordeep is located, and possibly what pestilence is. Although it is not known how Kallamar obtained his crown, it is known that he did not receive it and found it because he was a Heretic God s with the other crowns it is unclear whether the Blue Crown is sentient or not. The Blue Crown, much like the Green Crown, Yellow Crown and Purple Crown but unlike the Red Crown, is not seen transforming into weapons or tools in order to aid Kallamar in any way. It has the ability to grant Kallamar the ability to hear despite having lost his hearing when he lost his ears although according to the Mystic Seller, Kallamar actually never deigned to listen even before. Although it is clear that the Blue Crown is an immense source of power and the reason Leshy was able to ascend to godhood and become the second eldest of the Bishops. The Blue Crown controls Pestilence and Health allowing him to offer his followers good health and a long life. or kill any who didn't

   The purple crown: The Purple Crown curves upwards to a point at either end to give it a distinct, horned shape. The eye on the Crown is a purple crescent with a central, short, vertical line serving as the pupil. It's reminiscent to a cat's slit pupil Shamura is the first and last known wearer of the Purple Crown. They reign over Silk Cradle and are the Bishop of War and Knowledge. The Purple Crown ties in with the motifs surrounding Shamura as it symbolizes mystery, wisdom and regality. Shamura says that they caught the Purple Crown within their web. The Purple Crown, much like the Yellow Crown, Blue Crown and Green Crown but unlike the Red Crown, is not seen transforming into weapons or tools in order to aid Shamura in any way. It has the ability to grant Shamura the ability to maintain their sanity despite having their brain exposed the purple crown controls War and Knowledge

   The Cyan Crown: The Cyan Crown resembles a mountain. It is primarily triangular, with three tips. The tallest tip bears a snowflake. It has a cyan eye shaped like a leaf. Its iris is a darker cyan and appears to be a constantly changing liquid; its pupil is a short vertical line reminiscent of a round, three-pointed leaf with a circle on top, and it also appears to have black roots around the eye. Yngya is the first and last known wearer of the Cyan Crown. She reigns over Woolhaven and is the God of Winter. The Cyan Crown is associated with what Yngya represents, the winter and cold, through its mountain shape and the snowflake at the top, and the cyan color of her crown. it was most likely given to her by Chemach before she lost her sanity. During the purge of the gods, she stopped winter to hide with her lambs in Woolhaven, giving the illusion that she had died and that surely her Cyan Crown had disappeared as well. When she died, the crown remained on her body, and what happened to it after the ritual performed by her disciples is unknown. As with the other crowns, it is unclear whether the Cyan Crown is sentient or not. The Cyan Crown, much like the Green Crown, Yellow Crown, Blue Crown and Purple Crown but unlike the Red Crown, is not seen transforming into weapons or tools to aid Yngya in any way. It has the ability to grant Yngya control over Decay and Renewal through winter and spring, being a fundamental part of nature itself. It is clear that the Cyan Crown is an immense source of power and the reason Yngya was able to ascend to godhood and become the God of Winter.

6. #6the darkwood

   Keys: darkwood/the darkwood

   The ruler of these lands is the youngest of the bishops - Leshy. The location is a dense forest filled with many dangers. Almost the entire biome is solid trees through which sunlight barely penetrates. In addition, it is dotted with a large amount of plants and grass. Streams that can carry you away may appear in some area. The stream will turn into a rocky path once all the enemies in the room have been defeated. Various giant flowers grow in the biome, some with eyes and others with skulls on them. The vast majority are Camellias, which grow throughout much of the biome. There are also several worm nests hanging from trees; worms are the most common species inhabiting Darkwood.

7. #7The Anura

   Keys: The Anura/Anura

   ruled over by the toad-like Bishop Heket. It is typically the second place the player visits. The landscape is covered in orange grass and moss. Anura is heavily infested by mushrooms, all of varying sizes. These mushrooms appear plentiful, essentially functioning as trees. In some rooms, people can be seen trapped within the mushrooms. The main creatures who inhabit Anura are frogs of numerous sizes and colours.

8. #8the Anchordeep

   Keys: Anchordeep/the Anchordeep

   Anchordeep is a marine realm controlled by Kallamar. It is a part of the sea which is inhabited by a great variety of marine creatures, turquoise tone of clean water and sun on the surface, on the surface part you can see that the whole sky is cloudy and there are sharp rocks that stick out of the sea.

9. #9The Silk Cradle

   Keys: Silk Cradle/the Silk Cradle

   it is ruled over by the eldest of the Bishops - Shamura. It is a cave full of spider webs, and it also houses spiders and other arthropods. It is littered with large skeletons and bones, presumably of creatures killed off by the spiders, showing the brutality of the inhabitants. Silk Cradle has a generally blue and purple color scheme, and the lighting of the area discolors entities. Shamura is not noticeably affected by this it is visible that the cave where Silk Cradle lies lacks a roof and the sky is visible, in addition to having a greenish atmosphere and lighting, as well as a bright green river, possibly made of acid.

10. #10Ewefall

    Keys: Ewefall

    Formerly ruled by Yngya, the Goddess of Winter, a giant sheep. And currently taken over by a Marchosias wolf for his Free Pack The mountain is covered in snow, which continues to fall, and is also littered with bones, mostly skulls, some belonging to lambs. Frozen lamb carcasses and the hanging corpses of cultists are also visible. Pine trees are scattered across the mountain, most of them bare, resembling twisted white trees with faces. There are also jagged rocks with papers hanging from them and unknown symbols painted in red. Several torches, burning red flames, are lit in the surrounding area, and in some cases, cyan-colored fire lamps are also present. The main creatures and inhabitants of Ewefall are grey and white wolves.

11. #11The Rot

    Keys: The Rot

    formerly ruled by Yngya, the Goddess of Winter, a giant sheep. Before the rot contaminated the entire area, the site resembled a sanctuary dedicated to Yngya, located within Ewefall. Currently, the entire area is covered in rot; viscera and parts of an organic body are visible inside the mountain. Several chains, hanging cauldrons, balls filled with what appears to be lava, and spherical prisons filled with rotten creatures can also be seen. Additionally, several cubes of rot are visible, containing moving bodies, like tentacles of the same organic material, some parts showing faces, teeth, and eyes that still move. It is possible to see several cages with skeletons inside and torture boxes like the Iron Maidens. Parts of what appear to be temple remains covered in rot are also visible. It is possible to observe various statues in a state of prayer, such as those of wolves, or of masked beings with tentacle-like hands, and beings wearing triangular tunics with semicircular decorations on their backs. The grass is black and dry, and withered trees covered in rot also grow there. Blue roses called Forget-Me-Not bloom in the area. Volcanic eruptions are visible, as are several giant skeletons, some consumed by rot, and creatures that appear demonic. The entire ground seems to be red. The main creatures in this place are beings corrupted by rot, some exhibiting features of rotting lambs.

12. #12Woolhaven

    Keys: Woolhaven

    Woolhaven is the ancestral home of the lambs, located in the mountains of the Lands of the Old Faith, ruled over by the giant sheep Goddess of Winter, Yngya. At first, it has a desolate appearance, filled with ruined buildings, collapsed monuments, and withered trees. Dominating the center of the village is a shrine of Yngya, surrounded by a ring of ten gravestones for twelve prominent members of her cult. All of the residents that once lived here were killed by the Bishops during the genocide of the Lambs

13. #13Leshy

    Keys: Leshy/bishop/the bishop of chaos/green crown

    Leshy is one of the four Bishops of the Old Faith. He is the youngest bishop, the ruler of Darkwood

    apperance: Leshy resembles a bagworm larva with a round head covered in thick green leaves. Several thin black branches protrude from either side of his head like horns. His eye had been gouged out by The One Who Waits, thus the socket is covered by a set of thick, bloodstained bandages wrapped around his head. Black ichor can be seen oozing out from beneath the bandages. Like the other bishops, Leshy wears a long black robe with golden trimmings that covers the rest of his body, during his transformation, however, we are able to see two black, tuft covered legs. His crown bears two sharp points and a green, diamond-shaped eye.

14. #14Heket

    Keys: Heket/bishop/bishop of famine/the Yellow Crown

    Heket is one of the four Bishops of the Old Faith. She is the second youngest bishop, the ruler of Anura

    appearance: Heket is a red toad with four eyes that have black sclera and red, cross-shaped pupils. She has several cross-like protrusions sticking out from her head, and she wears a three-pointed crown with a yellow, upside-down triangular eye. Like the other Bishops, Heket wears a long black robe with golden trimmings that covers the rest of her body. What appear to be two black hands can be seen emerging from her robe, holding it closed. Her throat is wrapped in bandages, as it was slit by The One Who Waits, with some of the bandaging hanging down her back like a scarf.

15. #15Kallamar

    Keys: Kallamar/Bishop/Bishop of Pestilence/the Blue Crown

    Kallamar is one of the four Bishops of the Old Faith. He is also the second eldest bishop, the ruler of Anchordeep

    Kallamar is a cyan squid with a split open mouth filled with rows of teeth. His eyes have black sclera with red slits for pupils, and he appears to have a scar running across the skin surrounding his left eye. There are two pairs of cross-like protrusions appearing from his head, and he wears a cone-shaped crown that has a blue, circular eye. Both of his ears have been scarred by The One Who Waits and are covered by bandages. Like the other bishops, Kallamar wears a long black robe with golden trimmings that covers the rest of his body. His body appears more lumpy underneath his robes compared to the other bishops, possibly being hidden tentacles.

16. #16Yngya

    Keys: Yngya/The goddess of winter/woolhaven

    Yngya is the Goddess of Winter and the forgotten deity of lambs. She is an ancient deity, the ruler of Woolhaven

    Yngya is a giant sheep with two pairs of gray ears, each with two outlines, and eight horns on each side of her head, the roots brown and the tips gray. The area around her head is covered in white wool. She wears a black, three-pointed, mountain-shaped crown with a snowflake at the top and roots at the bottom. She has a cyan, leaf-shaped eye with a simpler, leaf-shaped black pupil. She has six eyes with black sclera, irises of three cyan circles, and a large, circular blue pupil between them. There are three eyes on each side of her face, as well as a completely black eye in the center. She has a wart above her central eye with a snowflake symbol, and several cyan snowflake symbols on her horns, ears, and one near her snout, which also glows cyan. She uses a fleece made up of several light brown fabrics, with pointed white lines decorating these fabrics. A silver bell also seems to hang from her neck. Behind her head, a sort of bluish pentagram with a snowflake symbol at the tip can be seen. Her voice sounds like music.

17. #17The Gateway

    Keys: The Gateway

    The Gateway is the realm that serves as the gates between this life and the next and where The One Who Waits was outcast to. It is mainly plain white, containing what seems to be mountains of sand or clouds. It has skulls and crosses scattered around it, and chains that appear to come and to lead nowhere.

18. #18Ratau

    Keys: Ratau

    Ratau is the guide of "the Disciple" of the One Who Waits Ratau is a brown rat that is missing his left eye and a section of his left ear. He wears a green jacket, red plaid scarf, and a paper hat with a triangle symbol that has a line horizontally through the middle. This same symbol appears on his forehead. He carries a stick staff that has two leaves growing out of it and has been bandaged a few times.

    Ratau used to be a vessel like "the Disciple", but failed somewhere along the way. He guides "the Disciple" to safety after they are resurrected by The One Who Waits. Albeit seeming like a nice person, Ratau is desperate to help free the One Who Waits, and will get angry if "the Disciple" decides that they do not need assistance. Despite these conditions, Ratau is still able to teach the Lamb about saving followers and devotion. After teaching them the basics of running a Cult, he retires to the Lonely Shack, where he plays Knucklebones

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