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[Kobold Troubadour]

Love how the names are usually right on or somewhat philosophical/metaphorical...or horribly ironic...

[Musashi]

Uk Lunchtummy, the Sugary Peaches.
He's the god of food (no shit Urist) and is massively worshiped in my current fort. I don't know what to make of it.

[Max White]

Make lavish meals, and sell them. Brand name food is for win!

[Musashi]

Make lavish meals, and sell them. Brand name food is for win!

Marketing? I like it. Mmmmhhhhh... it's sad dwarfs don't butcher sentient creatures, or else I'd try selling humans some meals made of their own meat and tallow. After all, I already succeeded at selling them goblin accessories made of human hair, bone, teeth and nail...

[Max White]

With a little modding magik you can have your dwarves thirst for the blood of other entitys. You can even have them butcher other dwarves.

[MarineMorton]

Do you need to re gen a world to make this happen as I have lots of caged goblins which could do with being butchered or somthing

[scriver]

Reposted from an old god-thread:

It's the god of Russian Roulette!

[Musashi]

Reposted from an old god-thread:

It's the god of Russian Roulette!

So perfect! *sniffs*

[Keldane]

"This is a well-crafted green glass statue of Mathe the Pulpy Belch, the deity of disease and blight"

... Yeah.

[Korva]

Browsing the Legends of a new world for a nice civilization to choose for my latest fort, I found "Tobul Droopydriven the Bed of Snuggling", god of courage and hospitality. I ended up picking another civ because this one wasn't interesting otherwise, but the thought of a militia running into battle with a cry of "For the Bed of Snuggling!" was rather tempting.

[Alarion]

Well, in my latest oceanside fort almost half the dwarves worship the goddess of oceans, "Arel the Ocean of Water", who is associated with salt. Most of the rest seem to favour either trickery, metals or fortresses, and a few some others with charity, trees and other odd things thrown in. Still, thought it was kind of fitting for them to pray to the ocean god when they live right next on its shore...