Pitzancan is a god.
He takes the form of a minute, humane
hippopotamus.
Pitzancan created a down quark two billion years ago.
If you believe in
Pitzancan, he will give you lots of grapes.
If you do not believe in
Pitzancan, he will name a particularly small and pointless comet after you.
Pitzancan's most sacred site is Hondarribia in Spain.
Pitzancan's Holy Commandments1. Never remain bowed at midday.
2. Paint representations of planets on the walls of your dwelling place in blue.
3. Always wash your chest before prayer.
4. Do not eat beans.
5. Do not consume melons at dawn.
Cubyikmet is a god.
It takes the form of a very small, witless
deer.
Cubyikmet created parasitic wasps two million years ago.
If you believe in
Cubyikmet, it will give you great power.
If you do not believe in
Cubyikmet, it will attempt to scare you with hail.
Cubyikmet's most sacred site is Syndendro in Greece.
Cubyikmet's Holy Commandments1. Always look after injured nematodes.
2. Never look at stars.
3. Never talk about electromagnetism near bats while wearing green trousers.
4. Always make a point of helping unfortunate turtles.
5. Do not speak sacred words in spring.
Fontarglin is a god.
It takes the form of an eight thousand metre long, staggering
sheep.
Fontarglin created the Sunflower Galaxy four years ago.
If you believe in
Fontarglin, it will give you a free planet.
If you do not believe in
Fontarglin, it will send five hundred and sixty eight geese to peck you to death.
Fontarglin's most sacred site is Zlatolist in Bulgaria.
Fontarglin's Holy Commandments1. Always look after injured nematodes.
2. Do not drink from vessels made of aluminium.
3. Cucumbers are unclean and must never pass your lips.
4. Paint representations of nebulae on the walls of your dwelling place.
5. Do not fashion tools from carbon.
Faskipjad is a god.
He takes the form of a nine hundred metre long, selfish
fairy.
Faskipjad created vertebrates six billion years ago.
If you believe in
Faskipjad, he will give you a free moon.
If you do not believe in
Faskipjad, he will attempt to scare you with strong winds.
Faskipjad's most sacred site is Pialeia in Greece.
Faskipjad's Holy Commandments1. Do not drink from vessels made of earth.
2. Always pray immersed in water.
3. Never feed corn to manatees while wearing red shirts.
4. Pray only in moonlight.
5. Geese are not to be trusted.
Cunvadkem is a god.
He takes the form of a galaxy-sized, narcissistic
donkey.
Cunvadkem created a quark nine quadrillion years ago.
If you believe in
Cunvadkem, he will celebrate by creating some universes.
If you do not believe in
Cunvadkem, he will have a very low opinion of you.
Cunvadkem's most sacred site is Xaaga in Mexico.
Cunvadkem's Holy Commandments1. Cunvadkem loves mites, so they must be honoured.
2. Never talk about the strong nuclear force near tortoises while wearing cyan trousers.
3. Do not drink from vessels made of base metals.
4. Do not travel during summer.
5. Do not sit in public.
Binmapleg is a god.
It takes the form of a corpulent, fast
wyrm.
Binmapleg created the world four years ago.
If you believe in
Binmapleg, it will remain indifferent to you.
If you do not believe in
Binmapleg, it will not invite you to parties.
Binmapleg's most sacred site is Denshawai in Egypt.
Binmapleg's Holy Commandments1. Never chant while facing west.
2. Do not consume cucumbers at dawn.
3. Do not resist chaos.
4. Do not drink from vessels made of earth.
5. Never play with disobedient children.
Omtbegget is a god.
She takes the form of an exceedingly large, duplicitous
shrew.
Omtbegget created a quark three thousand years ago.
If you believe in
Omtbegget, she will make you immortal.
If you do not believe in
Omtbegget, she will send three marmosets to sort you out.
Omtbegget's most sacred site is Landsort in Sweden.
Omtbegget's Holy Commandments1. Potatoes are unclean and must never pass your lips.
2. Do not wear copper on your body.
3. Always help ants in need.
4. Do not place bananas upon stone.
5. Never talk about deoxyribonucleic acid.
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