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| rdfs:comment | - To ask for the canter, you should press with your outside leg, and close your inside hand. This works for both ways but never pull with your hand or kick with your leg.
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* Alchemy Canter's curiosity gave him a great understanding of the elemental nature of the world and an intuitive comprehension of magic that predates Crest's discovery of arcane lore. He was said to love the mortal plane more than any other god, and it is not known whether he dwelt there or in heaven since the construction of the Tower of Salt and Sandstone. Canter was popular amongst the Rhodani halflings, the elves of the Vexian woods and the Joda desert, and at the gnomish court of King Kalas, as well as with many sorcerors.
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| abstract | - To ask for the canter, you should press with your outside leg, and close your inside hand. This works for both ways but never pull with your hand or kick with your leg.
- Alignment
* Chaotic Good Portfolio
* Four Elements
* Alchemy Canter's curiosity gave him a great understanding of the elemental nature of the world and an intuitive comprehension of magic that predates Crest's discovery of arcane lore. He was said to love the mortal plane more than any other god, and it is not known whether he dwelt there or in heaven since the construction of the Tower of Salt and Sandstone. Canter was popular amongst the Rhodani halflings, the elves of the Vexian woods and the Joda desert, and at the gnomish court of King Kalas, as well as with many sorcerors. The Order of the Half-Sun was also dedicated to his worship. Followers of Canter often maintained neutrality in world affairs, although the Order of the Half-Sun suffered during the purge in Greystone. Canter did not survive the Final Fatewar
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