Lamb -Cult of te Lamb-

Overview and Appearance

The Lamb is a small, white-fleshed sheep with a somewhat cute face, dark grey limbs and ears, and small red horns. Its large, black eyes feature horizontal pupils. On top of its head is the Red Crown, an item of great power that is black with two pointed tips and a crimson eye in the center. Around the Lamb's neck is a black collar with a golden bell hanging from it. By default, they wear a red cloak known as their "fleece", which can come in other colors such as gold, green, purple, white, blue, and pink/grey after unlocking certain requirements. It has a slender body except for its butt and thighs, which are larger and softer. Inspired by the use of lamb in religion as a symbol of the sacred and noble, the lamb would be sacrificed or offered to a dark and violent deity. But after receiving the Red Crown, it returns from the dead with new powers on the condition that it become a cult leader. Once he gains the power of the Red Crown, it is much up to him whether he becomes a benevolent pastor to his followers or a malevolent exploiter who only uses his congregation to further his own ends.

Personality

Although his true personality depends on a few things, such as situations, the Lamb displays some distinctive traits while growing and maintaining the cult. The Lamb's actions and nature can range from an anti-villain visionary to a power-hungry monster. Given how the Lamb runs the cult, he can perform both benevolent and evil actions on or with the help of followers. Although the Lamb does not speak during the game, he is shown to have some form of charisma when interacting with followers. The Lamb also appears to have self-preservation. Because the faith of followers must be handled carefully, their needs need to be met. This may include making sure they are well fed, that they receive proper medical care when they get sick, that they are granted blessings to make them happier, or that they give sermons and perform certain rituals that can enhance their happiness and meet other needs—things that the Lamb always does.