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Rabbit goddess of luck/prosperity, beauty, and lust/pleasure.
Her temples are lavishly adorned and luxurious casinos (with all of the usual auxiliary facilities like food, drinks, and lodging) staffed by pretty girls and cute traps dressed in bunnysuits (bunny ears, leotard, detached collar and cuffs, pantyhose, stiletto high heels, etc.).
Her faith started off when gamblers (some of the most superstitious people in the world) kept on praying to "Lady Luck" while distracted by beautiful bunnygirl attendants all around them. They manifested the god through sheer superstition.
She represents the desperate, horny gambler's dream: fortune, money, and pretty girls and maybe traps.
Nobody knows how it happens, but through some divine miracle possibly involving multiplication of gold, both the house and the patrons win and come out smiling.
Does this goddess have a place in a fantasy setting?
Her temples are lavishly adorned and luxurious casinos (with all of the usual auxiliary facilities like food, drinks, and lodging) staffed by pretty girls and cute traps dressed in bunnysuits (bunny ears, leotard, detached collar and cuffs, pantyhose, stiletto high heels, etc.).
Her faith started off when gamblers (some of the most superstitious people in the world) kept on praying to "Lady Luck" while distracted by beautiful bunnygirl attendants all around them. They manifested the god through sheer superstition.
She represents the desperate, horny gambler's dream: fortune, money, and pretty girls and maybe traps.
Nobody knows how it happens, but through some divine miracle possibly involving multiplication of gold, both the house and the patrons win and come out smiling.
Does this goddess have a place in a fantasy setting?