I shall devour all your exalts. -Roathus
Will you, now? Such a bold remark. Such definity. Such a shame I cannot say the same for the horizons of your appetite... I would pity you, were I so inclined.
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I shall devour all your exalts. -Roathus
Will you, now? Such a bold remark. Such definity. Such a shame I cannot say the same for the horizons of your appetite... I would pity you, were I so inclined.
“ Roathus gotcha empty Gotcha weepin' for whatcha done”
"The Gorging Host grows ever larger yet remains insatiable, His eyes awash in tears."
“R is for Roathus, god of thirst and plenty. The Gorgin' Host always reminds us to know when we've had enough.”
The 7th of the set is Roathus, God of thirst and plenty. A god that I think gets labeled as gluttony, but I think he represents something different. He is the god of thirst and plenty. He is gluttonous and consumes and grows larger and larger, but unlike true gluttony he feels a shame and sadness at his actions, his eyes awash with tears. I believe Roathus represents more of an addiction. The user is aware that the urge and the need to consume is wrong, but they cannot hold themselves to stop it. Like in the song : hes got you weeping for what you’ve done, and in this case it was the kids bloodlust (an addiction to violence) has consumed him, and instead of bringing wrath like the others, Roathus brings sadness. When evoked, Foes never drop health tonics or black tonics, adding a moderate challenge.
I’m sorry for the longer post, I just felt this guy needed more love. Next week its the keeper of the tower, Jevel