His (Orqila) symbol represents both the male and the female coming together in divine unity to create life. The priest's head dress has their antlers of a mating age caribou, and the colours of the garbs all have symbolic meaning. Green plants, red blood, golden wheat, bronze for the earth, silver purity, and blue water. Orqila and his holy prostitutes celebrate his day with drinking, dancing, libations, and sacrifices. If his black hand have brought any, those who have violated law of bodily sanctity will also be put on the fire to burn their sins away. After this celebration and macabre show of force the priests and prostitutes will hold a feast in Orqila's name with the poor and give out food for those who could not attend. Orqila's cult has been on the rise ever since his introduction to Gnoll-tribe culture through the Salamanderites' religion back in that fog of ages and has remained popular due to their protective stance towards the poor and working class and the fact Orqila's priests endorse and protect sex workers.

Common epithets for him are Generous One, Grave Father, Sire of Many, and Shield of Us