| rdfs:comment | - Distant silent type. Unlike virtually all the other deities in the game (with the possible exception of Ehekatl), is focused upon skills and abilities that aren't directly important to combat. The greatest benefit of worshiping Kumiromi is in farming, where his blessing, pet, and stone all give benefits. If you want to take up farming, you pretty much need Kumiromi as your god since seeds are far too rare otherwise. Likewise, the skills that having high Faith in Kumiromi boosts are all crafting skills besides Literacy.
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| abstract | - Distant silent type. Unlike virtually all the other deities in the game (with the possible exception of Ehekatl), is focused upon skills and abilities that aren't directly important to combat. The greatest benefit of worshiping Kumiromi is in farming, where his blessing, pet, and stone all give benefits. If you want to take up farming, you pretty much need Kumiromi as your god since seeds are far too rare otherwise. Likewise, the skills that having high Faith in Kumiromi boosts are all crafting skills besides Literacy. With time and effort, worshiping Kumiromi can make one tremendously powerful. Gardening can produce herbs that directly increase attributes and their potential, artifact seeds that let you grow your own artifacts, and magic seeds can create rods of wish and other useful goods. Unlike other gods that give most of their benefits out up-front, Kumiromi is a long-term investment in your character's power. That said, Kumiromi does offer some immediate benefits: the is somewhat nice for dual-wielding, unlike practically all other scythes, and raising faith in Kumiromi also boosts Dexterity and Perception, which can help ranged fighters. The Cute fairy is a capable archer with decent speed and a couple good debuffs. Kumiromi accepts both Healthy Leafs and Edible Wild Plants as vegetables, which can be easily found in any wilderness map, and thus is not difficult to gain favor with.
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