Small Town (16)
Intricate carvings covered the statue's body, depicting scenes of feasting and excess. Around the base of the statue, a ring of smaller, detailed figures illustrated the torments of those who succumbed to Voracity: twisted forms bound in chains, eternally reaching for sustenance just out of their grasp. These smaller carvings served as a grim reminder of the consequences of unchecked indulgence.
The statue's attire was equally elaborate, with a flowing robe that seemed to merge with the stone itself. The robe was adorned with patterns and symbols that glowed faintly, representing the various aspects of Voracity's domain. These included depictions of abundant harvests, overflowing tables, and serpentine creatures that wove in and out of the fabric's folds.