Cult Of The Lamb: Sanitation Guide

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Whether it's a house, a campground, or a cultist compound, it has to be kept clean. Everyone who has been to an outdoor music festival knows how ugly this can get, and that's part of the challenge in Massive Monster's Cult of the Lamb. Keeping the cult headquarters clean and neat will help keep worshippers happy and healthy, working hard and generating Loyalty and Divinity for the glory of the Lamb.

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Early in the game, there won't be as many options when it comes to cleanliness, but as the cult progresses, the Lamb will be able to construct more sophisticated buildings and cook higher-quality meals for their followers. Doctrine choices can also help keep the area clean by making it easier to bury followers or giving them better resistance to simple food.

Cultists are going to make a few nasty messes, and disease will soon follow unless they get cleaned up. Besides spreading disease, a dirty cult headquarters can also make followers unhappy and make it easier for dissidents to spread false rumors and sow discontent. All of the Lamb's followers have Traits, and some of them are more sensitive to unsanitary conditions than others.

Where there's food, there's vomit, and considering the low quality of the early recipes available, there really should be more of it. Several early dishes that the Lamb will use to sustain the Cult in the initial stages of building the compound have a decent chance of making followers sick.

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Players will notice the green germ icon hovering over an unsightly puddle, and unlike poop, vomit can only be cleaned up and has no redeeming value.

There's a Ritual available that allows the Lamb to resurrect