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=== Myths and Legends === It has been said that Corellon once wandered the material plane as one of his faithful, he held the title of “Titan of Curiosity” he never stayed in a single place for long, as his habit for exploring and discovering new lands and questions guided him. A tale passed down in the religion by the older elves tells of the appearance and prowess of their god, Corellon had the appearance of an elf dressed in clothes made of the land, roaming, he wielded two blades by his side everywhere he went, scouting majestic antlers from his head. Some variations of this tale even include the probes of Corellon in combat, light on his feet and capable of teleportation to wherever he wanted, crossing the battlefield in an instant. His blades dancing through the air and his foes. This variation of the tale led to the creation of a fighting style within the religion where the flowing moves of martial arts look so smooth it could be prescribed as a dance. There is a legend that Corellon will appear during the Festival of Questions to single Curious one, in the form of an animal, with only a single constant, no matter what animal has been seen or sighted, it always had two pale white antlers sticking out from his head.
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