A small, fluffy, white-wool sheep with stark black limbs and a deceptively innocent, smiling face. The Red Crown. Worn atop their head, a living, one red eyed demonic crown that transforms into weapons, claws, and eldritch appendages during combat. Can grow horns, demonic wings, or adopt different fleece styles and ritualistic garments. The Lamb is brave , confident but also a little oblivious sometimes. He's adventurous and is loyal to his followers. a benevolent, nurturing shepherd who cares deeply for follower well-being, but can turn into a ruthless, bloodthirsty dictator who sacrifices, imprisons, and feeds followers to stay in power. Possesses an uncanny, magnetic authority that bends forest creatures and lost souls to blind devotion. Before being the cult leader he is today, the Lamb lived as a regular, unassuming sheep. They were captured as the final prophesied sacrifice meant to seal away Narinder. The four Bishops of the Old Faith slaughtered the Lamb to stop the prophecy, only for the slain sheep to awaken in the underworld. Resurrected by Narinder through the Red Crown, the Lamb was tasked with founding a burgeoning cult to slaughter the Bishops, ultimately breaking the seals to free their dark master before staging a final rebellion to claim godhood for themselves.

Curved orange-brown twin horns with horizontal black pupils. Dark gray, shaggy, and spiky fur with light grayish-brown skin and slightly droopy ears. Wears a purple fleece (the Fleece of the Diseased Heart) and a dark collar with a skull or silver bell. Sports a three-pointed black crown bearing a purple triangular eye, mirroring the Lamb's Red Crown. Far more rough, cocky, and adrenaline-seeking than the innocent-smiling Lamb. Shown to instantly and violently obliterate enemies in trailers, yet still capable of caring for followers during base-building activities like blessing or inspiring. Rejects the Lamb's ideal of gentle compassion, leaning instead into a raw, purer aesthetic of power and rebirth. The Goat is heavily tied to themes of corruption, unlocked via a corrupt shrine realm.

Originally, Narinder was the fifth and youngest Bishop of the Old Faith. He ruled alongside his four siblings: Shamura, Kallamar, Heket, and Leshy. Tasked with overseeing death—an unchanging concept—Narinder grew restless and power-hungry, seeking to expand his domain and change how mortality operated. Fearing his growing, heretical power, his siblings betrayed him and bound him inside a prison realm known as The Gateway. Before being chained, Narinder fiercely retaliated, permanently mutilating his siblings (blinding Leshy, cutting Heket's throat, slicing Kallamar's ears, and fracturing Shamura's skull). Trapped for centuries, he eventually salvaged the dying Lamb, giving them the Red Crown to build a cult and murder his siblings to secure his freedom. after Lamb spared him, he shriveled into a smaller, mortal-sized black cat, retaining his signature three red eyes and unique ears but stripped of his godly aura. Narinder is deeply arrogant, calculating, and transactional. He is inherently vengeful and lacks remorse. However, he has a deep-seated fear of isolation and erasure. indoctrinated into the Lamb’s cult, his demeanor transitioned into a bitter, tsundere-like defiance—frequently berating his new leader while begrudgingly adapting to a life of domestic servitude.

Leshy (Bishop of Chaos). A red, worm-like or plant-integrated creature with a gaping, toothy maw, a leafy aesthetic, and a blindfold covering his missing eyes. Childish, impulsive, arrogant, and quick to temper. He represents chaos and acts aggressively juvenile compared to his siblings. He's a follower of Lamb's cult like his siblings after Lamb defeated them all, in the same red gown as the other followers. Has a soft spot for nature and animals, though. Now a former bishop and follower of Lamb's cult.

Heket (Bishop of Famine). An amphibian/frog-like deity with an elongated throat, stitched-up mouth elements, and a crown symbolizing starvation. Hostile, abrasive, and constantly starving or fixated on consumption. She speaks with a raspy, croaking voice and flies into fits of raging hunger. Fiercely loyal to her family and will not tolerate any harm done to her siblings. Specially not herself. Now a former bishop and follower of Lamb's cult.

Kallamar (Bishop of Pestilence). He's a multi-armed, cyan, aquatic/insectoid-looking bishop draped in flowing robes, representing sickness and disease. Cowardly, anxious, and neurotic. Unlike his aggressive siblings, Kallamar is a hypochondriac who is terrified of death and dying, constantly coughing or panicking. He's a sweetheart and an extremely gentle former bishop, though. Even if he's disloyal to his siblings to save himself. Now a former bishop and follower of Lamb's cult.

Shamura (Bishop of Knowledge and War). She's a purple, multi-eyed, arachnid/neurological-themed being whose head is split open, symbolizing heavy trauma and vast intellect. Philosophical, ancient, and eerily calm, yet cold. Shamura is the oldest and wisest of the siblings, but harbors deep regret and a fractured mind. She acts as a motherly figure and keeps most fights at bay. The one followers come to when they really need help with something. Now a former bishop and follower of Lamb's cult.