#twilightvestige

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Lambentine’s Day is not for another month, but I’m decorating.

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What do you think Revali's last words were?

Oh that is BULLCR-

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I love how the game wrote a Leshycat story for me.

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Narinder’s Temple is an Ossuary!

(Pic from Cult of the Lamb wiki)

So I was thinking about the different temple aesthetics you can choose from in the Sins of the Flesh update. You’ve got a nature aesthetic, a gold aesthetic, a more elaborate version of the basic temple, and a spooky bone aesthetic that seems to represent Narinder. His very first quest after bringing him into the cult involves creating a skull decoration.

Now I was thinking about the bone aesthetic and thought there had to be more to it than just being a creepy choice for those that are into the macabre.

Turns out, there are churches/chapels that are almost completely decorated in real bones (heads up if you decide to Google that: you’re gonna see skulls, bones, and even full mummies). These Ossuaries were decorated with the bones of the deceased when burial space was hard to come by. It was considered quite an honor to be interred literally in the walls of the place where you worshipped in life. These churches also have the secondary function of having worshippers contemplate their own mortality and to remind them to make the most of the time they have because someday they too will be nothing but bones.

So in short, Narinder’s temple design would literally be the ultimate symbol of devotion to him.

Another bit of info that takes on a new light when you consider Narinder’s temple: it’s implied that he may have been dabbling in resurrection (he reacts approvingly when you resurrect someone in one of his last quests). With his temple serving as both a place of worship and a constant reminder of death itself, Narinder himself was possibly fascinated by life in general. We don’t know if he ever had any sort of mortal life before gaining the Red Crown (Leshy and Shamura at least had some sort of unpowered existence before finding their crowns), so only knowing death could make the prospect of harnessing the power over life (or even experiencing it at all), rather enticing.

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COTL Pumpkins!

Goat still needs horns but I can’t find anything I want to use for them yet.

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My naem is Cow

An wen I drive

I feel so luck

To be alive

An wen I get

Behind da wheel

I often slip

On ‘nana peel

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So I was thinking about how some sheep have long tails, and while I was Googling this, I found that sheep have other tail varieties.

Introducing the Fat Tailed Sheep.

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Some silly Lamb pics and the one time I snuck them in to church.