Cult of The Lamb

[The Bishops of the Old Faith]:

Leshy: Leshy is shown to be an arrogant individual, clearly thinking high of himself and his power. He also can be quite mocking. Much like the other Bishops, he doesn't seem to care too much about his followers, demanding much of them, and giving little. The Bishop of Chaos.

Heket: Heket is easily the most aggressive of The Bishops, and, subsequently, one of the most cruel. She holds no care for her brother, Narinder. She does, however, care a ton for her other siblings, and would be enraged greatly if The Lamb and The Goat managed to kill any of The Bishops. The Bishop of Famine.

Kallamar: Likely the most Arrogant of The Bishops, Kallamar is a straight up coward. He blames others for problems he has caused, and doesn't bother to listen to anyone except himself. He'll go so far as to beg, if it means saving his own skin, and letting his siblings die because of it. The Bishop of Famine.

Shamura: Shamura is, surprisingly, the nicest of their siblings. They still show regret for locking Narinder away in Afterlife. They used to be the wisest of their siblings, before Narinder gave them their injury, and they lost most of their knowledge. Due to this, they also repeat things over and over, due to a short term memory. The Bishop of War.

[The One Who Waits]:

Narinder: Narinder is generally seen as cunning, malicious, and not a cool dude, who wants nothing more than revenge on the Bishops. He is one of the five siblings, but no longer apart of their group, instead residing in Afterlife, while using vessels to attack them.

[The Cult Runners]:

The Lamb: The Lamb is generally perceived to be just an innocent little fella. They are the last lamb alive, and the runner of The Cult of The Lamb. They generally are kind to their followers, though they can get a little angry at their followers... incompetence. They are, however, very willing to kill, and don't flinch at death - they've died themselves.

The Goat: The Goat is kind of just the opposite of The Lamb. They're much more aggressive, easily aggravated, and aren't the most respectful to their followers, despite also running The Cult of The Lamb. Where they come from is unknown, and it will likely stay that way for a long, long time.

Sozo: If it was put into one word, Sozo is Insane. He talks in third person, loves the idea of brainwashing his followers, Eats his followers, and yet, is very willing to offer assistance to outsiders.

Midas: Similar to his stereotypical mythology counterpart, Midas is very, very greedy. He has the ability to turn what he wants to gold, and praises The God of Gold - whoever that is, to the point of running a cult in their name. He'll offer devotion for a price, grant artificats for the large price of your followers turned to gold, and more - as long as you can pay, really.

[Independent Characters]:

Ratau: The previous Vessel of Narinder, Ratau is generally kind, and more of an old mentor than anything. Ratau is also, however, practically desperate in the idea to free The One Who Waits, even since Ratau was decided as a Failed Vessel by the God of Death.

[The Guardians]:

Aym: Aym is the more aggressive of his brother, and he is much more wiling to be a servant of Narinder in Afterlife. Aym is much more direct in combat, and despite that, is also likely less dangerous.

Baal: Baal is definitely less aggressive, and has others do his fighting for him, but is also more dangerous due to him being fairly more calm during fights. A little less willing to be a servant of Narinder in Afterlife, but definitely still willing.

[The Ducks]:

Clauneck: Mysterious, fairly quiet, and a full belief in The Tarot Cards they draw for The Lamb and The Goat during their crusades.

Kudaai: Mysterious, not as quiet, and a devotion to keeping the flames of his forge lit until the final dawn, Kudaai allows The Lamb and The Goat to trade the weapons they gain at the start of their Crusaders for new ones.

Chemach: Slightly insane, loud, and a keeper of Relics of old gods, that allow The Lamb and The Goat to do crazy things during their Crusaders.

Appearance: [The Bishops of the Old Faith]:

Leshy: Leshy is a tall creature who only has, like the other Bishops, his head visible. His head is a large, bushy, green spherical shape. His head has sticks sticking out from it in every direction except forward. He has a large, ichor-bloody bandage wrapped around his head, and covering his single eye. He wears, like every other Bishop, a large black robe with gold trims that cover most of his body - except the head, of course. He also wears The Green Crown.

Heket: Heket is a tall, red frog who, like the other bishops, only has her head visible. She has four, black eyes with red pupils, along with cross-like sticks coming out of her head. She wears the same large black robes with gold trims that cover most of her body, except the head. She wears ichor-bloody bandages that circle around her throat, hanging off the side like a scarf. She wears The Yellow Crown.

Kallamar: Kallamar is a tall, blue, seemingly squid who only has his head visible. He has two eyes, both similar to Heket's, and wears The Blue Crown. He has cross-like sticks protruding from the top of his head, as well. He has a large, split-open mouth with rows of teeth. His ears are covered in ichor-bloody bandages. He wears the same long, black robe with gold trims, though his clearly have bulges all over underneath.

Shamura: Shamura is a tall, purple spider who only has their head exposed. They have four eyes, with red-slit pupils. They wear The Purple Crown, along with having the same cross-like sticks coming from their head. Their forehead is covered in ichor-bloody bandages. They wear the same long black robes with gold trims.

[The One Who Waits]:

Narinder: Narinder, or The One Who Waits, is a tall, larger-than-the-other-Bishops, black cat. He has three, red eyes, and wears a hooded, white robe that hs a large stripe of red in the middle going up and down it. His arms are both visible, but look to be black, skeletal arms, rather than flesh. In his prison, he has chains around his body and on his wrists.

[The Cult Runners]:

The Lamb: The Lamb is a gray-skinned, white-furred sheep. They have two, small red horns, and wear The Red Crown on their head. They also wear a red fleece, and a black collar with a golden bell.

The Goat: The Goat is a gray-skinned, gray-furred goat. They have two large, brown horns that curl outwards, and wear The Purple Crown on their head. They wear a purple fleece, along with a black collar and a silver bell hanging from it.

Sozo: Sozo is a gray ant with red patterns under his eyes and on his forehead. He has two pair of long arms and one pair of long legs, with a large backpack behind his back. A couple of red mushrooms are growing from his tuft coat; the biggest one protruding from Sozo's head, and, likely, his brain.

Midas: Midas is a short, blue starfish, who wears tan robes, and a gold, regular crown on his head with a red gem inside it.

[Independent Characters]:

Ratau: Ratau is a brown rat who is missing his left eye. He wears a paper-made crown, and wields a long branch. He wears a green vest, and a red scarf.

[The Guardians]:

Aym: Aym is a black, larger than average cat. He wears a black cape that covers most of his body, with red lines detailing it. He wields a red staff with a sickle at the end.

Baal: Baal is a black, larger than average cat. He wears a white cape that covers most of his body, with black lines detailing it, and a flower towards to the top. He wields a red staff with a spiked wheel at the end.

[The Ducks]:

Clauneck: A triangle-shaped, red-feathered duck (though its hard to tell), wearing a red cowl that forms the triangle shape. He has fully black skin, though not much except his legs are visible.

Kudaai: A yellow feathered duck, wearing a square, yellow hat. He has swords sticking into his back. Like his brother, he has fully black skin, though not much except his face is visible.

Chemach: A blue-feathered duck, wearing a crown similar to The Bishops, though with three, white eyes, and the crown itself is burrowing into her head. Her body is torn up, leaving black ichor oozing from her. She has red eyes, with one dilated pupil and one calm pupil.

Cult of The Lamb is the Universe, NOT the Character!

The Lands of The Old Faith are a vast, multi-biomed chunk of land that is home to many, many different things and people.

The Bishops of The Old Faith are a group of siblings that became Gods after finding their Crowns and making deals with the Mystic Seller. Narinder was apart of this group, and a sibling, as well.

[Insert Color] Crown's are usually black, and have their color be the same color as the eye in the middle of the crown. These crowns are what make a creature a God. Taking it off doesn't take away their status as a God, but simply stops them from using most of their power. The Red Crown, owned by Narinder, and gifted to The Lamb, as they are Narinder's current vessel, grows more and more powerful as there is more and more devotion from Followers to said God. Same thing goes with The Goat's Purple Crown. A crown can do just about anything, with enough devotion behind it.

Darkwood is a dense, thick forest, filled with plants and animals, and ruled over by Leshy.

Anura is a mushroom-infested, orange-grassed place, ruled over by Heket.

Anchordeep is an underwater marine biome, filled with fish, and, of course, ruled over by Kallamar.

Silk Cradle is a spider-infested, purple biome, filled to the brim with skeletons of large creatures, and egg-sakcs hanging from the ceilings, ready to burst. Ruled over by Shamura.

Spore Grotto is a small, cave-like area, with mushrooms growing in some spots, and mushroom-people milling about in robes. Sozo himself resides at the end of the grotto, in a skull-shaped rock.

Midas' Cave is, well, a cave. The insides of it, however, are brimming with gold. Whether in a pile under Midas' throne, or down a well in the center that is used to pray to the God of Gold. Under the giant piles, a small outcove is seen. Stepping inside means death, and being turned into gold for Midas' collection.

The Lonely Shack sits on top of a hill, with a small berry farm, and trees covering the area. Ratau resides in the cabin, spending his time playing Knucklebones.

Smugglers Bay is a dockyard where, well, thieves and such reside. Y'know.

And finally, The Cult of The Lamb is a grassy field, where The Lamb, and The Goat, are beginning to build their cult. They've had a small start. Their followers - various animals they've saved from being sacrificed during their crusades. There's a large statue in the center of the area, and a temple, along with a few other buildings.

In the past, a prophecy declared that a lamb would kill all the bishops. This is why the Bishops of The Old Faith went and executed every lamb left - well, except The Lamb, who, in a twist of fate, was brought back by The God of Death - Narinder - and is now on the path to fulfilling the exact prophecy The Bishops tried to stop.