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Well, you're literally the leader of a cult that grows in power every day and use powerful magic to crush your opponents. How much cooler can you get?
- The Lamb. Once a sacrifice that was going to be killed in order to prevent a prophecy, after The One who Waits gives them power, the Lamb rises once again to deliver divine fury upon the heretics. Thanks to the power of the Red Crown given by their new god, the Lamb can turn their crown into a sword, an axe, bow and arrows, daggers, a gauntlet, a hammer or a blunderbuss. They also have received powerful magic that can annihilate their enemies, throwing magic orbs to them or summon fireballs to incinerate the unbelievers.
- Their crusade against the Bishops is littered with this. First they kill Leshy, the Bishop of the Darkwoods after he transforms into a massive leech, then Hekket, the Bishop of Anura, intervenes and sends a massive famine upon the followers of the Lamb. The Lamb in return fights her after she turns into a humongous toad that tries to swallow them but the Lamb manages to kill her as well. Then Kallamar, the Bishop of Anchordeep, in fear of what the Lamb will come to him, sends a plague upon the flock and wishfully thinks that this will stop his executioner. In the end, the Lamb also kills Kallamar despite the latter bringing his best weapons to fend off. Lastly, Shamura, the Bishop of the Silk Cradle, brainwash some of the followers of the Lamb to attack their leader. In turn, the Lamb goes to Silk Cradle to end their life after becoming a giant spider. The Lamb is truly ready to avenge their species and when the Bishops are all dead, Narinder, the One who Waits will bring them to the realm they once came to receive the Red Crown and give them a choice. Give him back the crown or die. The Lamb refuses to give the crown back and the final battle starts, with Baal and Aym being the first fighters and after defeating them both, Narinder starts to fight himself. He even has a second more terrifying phase and despite all odds, the Lamb becomes victorious. After defeating Narinder and, should the player turn him into a cultist, the Lamb and their followers return back home.
- As your grow your cult in numbers, so does the village you built. You will start to have more buildings for your followers to work or rest, you can make a church where you can do sermons or give your followers banquets to enjoy. You can even erect statues in the Lamb’s honor.
- The sense of power you feel when killing the followers of the Old Faith as you make your way into the deeper parts of the land. They have killed your entire species, they are killing more innocents with their sacrifices, they have an iron grip on the land. And you, the Lamb, is finally beating them back. Simply awesome.
