KNOWN IDLE MONKS

> bringers of idolisation and faith for the Black God <

Kef’Kor – It of Effgies and Ergot
Intertwined with the Brouhaha, Kef’Kor expanded It’s ritual to involve the group. The ritual included taking lonely glomlins (due to their ease of disappearance) for the Ergotification. A process in which the poor unlucky fucker’s innards, just below the skin, turn to a deep black statue. Made from a material we believe to be Inxink.

After an incident with the police getting involved (due to skin bags appearing and not the mild increase in missing person reports), Kef’Kor relocated along with its close follows in the Brouhaha. What is strange is this sect of Brouhaha seemed more organised than its usual counterparts. And why did Kef’Kor choose them over the more extreme and less rambunctious cults?

(By skin bags, I mean literal bags of skin, the Brouhaha would return the flesh of the victims to their own houses…)

Dyu’T’T – It of Tombs
Having under ten followers this one would appear to a smaller statue Monk, though despite the low numbers Dyu’T’T created several underground sanctuaries for the followers of It’s faith. These were no more than holes in the ground with with decorations stolen from art galleries and museums. The holes were large, and believed to be held structurally sound by pillars created from the Essence.

Kar’L – It of Figures
It was one of the first spotted Monks. It had a long line of casual followers whose tasks were simple and well integrated into their day to day lives. It would create little statues, figurines and sculptures of objects and Entities important to It. These items were then taken by Kar’L followers and spread around their own living areas, or places they frequented. Like cafes, bars and parks. Little is know of what they might be for.