More Hearts of a Heretic

I think we all know that there are currently 5 Hearts of a Heretic in the game, but before, there were more.

Apparently Aym and Baal would also have Hearts of a Heretic, and Hagar would have it too. But the most interesting one is Narinder; he too would possess one of those hearts.

Old Faith and The Goat?

Did you know that there are different versions of the same sprite? But the only thing that changes is the name under which the sprite is saved. And here's the interesting part: one version of these tents is called GoatTen. It's possibly because, if you didn't know, The Goat in the CotL Beta Demo belonged to a group called the Bishops, that's right, just like our Bishops. It's possibly a leftover name from when the story was being updated, and a version with that name was left behind.

The Free Pack performs rituals

This was a curious discovery, as it turns out that these specific areas have something special about them, and that is that a ritual is being performed.

This is confirmed by the names of the sprites, which only leaves us wondering what kind of ritual it was, and for what purpose? As you know, rituals can do many things.

Miniboss Worm

This appears to be a discarded Miniboss, or an early version of Amdusias, which bears a strong resemblance to Leshy. Perhaps they wanted a Miniboss that resembled Leshy's Eldritch form?

Chazaq and his opinion about the other Disciples

I don't know if many people haven't noticed this fact, but the descriptions in the Woolhaven Graves were not written based on the popular memory of the lambs about a X disciple.

These descriptions were written by our clearly beloved Chazaq; he was the creator of these gravels, as stated in Aniel's Lamb Tablet about Chazaq. I'll leave the descriptions here so you can make your own choices about the relationship Chazaq might have had with the rest.

I can highlight a few things here, and that is that Chazaq did not know Erlim at all, as he describes him as a "bone reader". But Erlim is not a reader of bones, he is a reader of frost and ice.

Another funny description is Chazaq's of himself, a bit egocentric xd

Koka's description and how he writes about the stars could be a reference to his two daughters who were also buried with his beloved. I say this because both girls are wearing a hat with stars on the tip.

We can also see the incredible work that Chazaq did sculpting each grave.

Midas's Cave original

I managed to get an image from the Cult of the Lamb art book, and one of the coolest things I saw was this. Apparently, we would have had a fairly large entrance to what used to be Midas's Cave, which I won't deny would have been great.

The Fanatic's Hand

I don't know if many people have this information, but I'm sharing it for future artists interested in designing their own The Fanatic. This god of unknown appearance reveals part of their arm as well as their hand, which has five fingers, a characteristic not many figures possess.

It's funny to have arms being a snake, haha, but knowing that The Fanatic's first design was The Snake, I guess the fact that they have arms is normal.