Frostbelly, the Creamy Oracle - God of Life and Community

Appearance and Symbols: Frostbelly is envisioned as a jolly, robust genie with a body sculpted from swirling vanilla and chocolate ice cream. His belly is large and comforting, often depicted as a swirling mix of the finest cream flavors, symbolizing the richness of life. His beard and hair appear as soft, whipped cream, always looking fluffy and light. Symbols associated with Frostbelly include a waffle cone scepter, a bowl-shaped amulet that overflows with ice cream, and a silver spoon that is said to scoop out fortunes.
Domains: Life, Community
Dogma: Frostbelly teaches that life is to be savored like a delicious bowl of ice cream, enjoyed in all its varieties and shared with joy among friends and family. He promotes nurturing, growth, and the sweetness of community bonds. His followers are encouraged to care for and support each other, fostering a sense of belonging and mutual upliftment.
Worshippers: Frostbelly is revered by healers, caregivers, chefs, and all those who nourish and enrich the lives of others. His temples are often filled with people from all walks of life, coming together in a communal spirit to support and heal one another. Parents seeking blessings for their families and leaders aiming to foster strong communities also turn to him.
Rituals and Ceremonies: Rituals dedicated to Frostbelly are joyous occasions marked by the sharing of ice cream and other sweet treats. These gatherings, known as "Cream Feasts," involve communal eating, storytelling, and singing. The highlight is the Ceremony of the Generous Scoop, where participants use a sacred spoon to serve ice cream to each other, symbolizing the sharing of life’s sweetness and burdens.
Holy Texts: The "Scoops of Wisdom" is a cherished scripture among Frostbelly’s followers. This text mixes parables about life’s richness with practical advice on living harmoniously within a community. Each chapter ends with a recipe, believed to be favored by Frostbelly, which serves both as a metaphor for life’s various flavors and a literal guide for making ice cream.
Temples and Shrines: Temples of Frostbelly resemble grand ice cream parlors, with altars made of polished cream-colored marble and stained glass depicting scenes of communal joy and abundance. Shrines are more modest, often featuring a small freezer where devotees can leave offerings of homemade ice cream or ingredients like fresh fruits and nuts.
Influence in the World: Frostbelly’s influence is most visible in festivals and communal gatherings, where his teachings about life and community are celebrated. His followers are known for their philanthropic efforts, often organizing events to feed the hungry or care for the sick, embodying the deity’s ethos of sharing and caring.  In his absence the world became barren and the dead were made to rise.