Lepdeus is the god of the city. Often shown in the form of a rabbit he is the god of wealth, money and gold. Lepdeus has been the god of VILE CITY for hundreds of years, long before the arrival of THE SPORES. Most people in the city focus their worship and DEVOTION on Lepdeus. The city's main temples are dedicated to him. He is thought to be a mischievous, tricky, charismatic and shrewd.
His association with wealth is believed to a symbolic connection between the idea of rabbits and wealth. Rabbits have lots of offspring are bountiful and in this sense have great wealth. It is also true that in the past only the wealthy could afford lots offspring, to feed them all and keep them alive.