Character · debuts Book 4, Chapter 30 — “The Lacuna”
Kuraokami
ice goddess · the worked example
A minor ice goddess with, by her own worshipper's estimate, exactly one worshipper. Kuraokami is how the Cookbook teaches godhood as a mechanic rather than a mystery: Crawler Sinjin's 15th-Edition annotation walks through her terms, and they are miserable. Touch a corpse with ice once a day. Five days running earns an unspecified boon; miss one and she turns her back, miss two and you are debuffed, miss three and you fall from grace with a coin-flip chance of being smited. Quitting is an automatic smite. Worst of all, gods can message their faithful, and hers will not shut up — her sponsor, bored, kept demanding Sinjin say out loud that she is the prettiest goddess.
Book 4 appearances
- Chapter 30 — Crawler Sinjin’s 15th-Edition Cookbook note: worshipping her is the worst decision he ever made, and the entry doubles as the definitive explanation of how worship, boons, lapses and smiting actually work.
Related entries
- Worshipping Gods (Boons & Smiting) (Lore)
- The Dungeon Anarchist's Cookbook (Item)
- The Cookbook Annotators (Lore)
- Crawler Coolie (Character)
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