Goodlady Avaritia

Her domains of patronage include greed, gold, craving, and cruelty. She has occasionally been a Twilight name, most notably in times of famine and austerity. In such times of need, she may be occasionally called to, in order to aid in the act of theft, similar to Goodman Surripio. Some of the more outlandish regents have also chosen to elevate her status during the time of their rule if prone to starting skirmishes or lusting over other treasuries.

Goodlady Avaritia is often depicted coated in sheets of beaten thin gold. Her eye colour isn't quite agreed upon, and is often replaced by faceted gemstones of various hues in her statuettes, making them a common target of idol theft. Her hands are open in supplication to the viewer, and devotees will slot their offerings in between her fingers, rather than her open palms.

Pregnant women may wear small amulets in the shape of a coin in order to appease the Goodlady in hopes of alleviating intense cravings and nausea. Though these are typically seen in the upper class, and thus moulded out of precious metals in this image, others of lesser means may simply bore a hole through a coin of low denomination and wear it. The length of cord is to be sufficient to dangle the coin over the stomach. After the pregnancy, the amulet is destroyed ritualistically, melting it down to form one of the child’s first keepsakes, often in the shape of an open mouth.