Kor Woep, 'the Male Spirit', is the male counterpart of Amb Kor and the object of the second of the two great Hagen spirit cults. Associated above all with water, its cult centred on spring water that men drank to renew their virility and their capacity to father sons, and on the fertility of the ground and its crops; women were barred from the spirit's water but shared in the sacrificial pork and the closing dance. The cult was performed at named sites such as Kwamb and moved as populations dispersed. Sources note that the name element Woep also attaches to the hero of a Hagen courtship tale, Kwint Woep, and do not treat the spirit and the tale-hero as the same being.