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	~~<span class="DROPCAP">~~T~~</span>~~'olefor are graceful creatures; this is seen in every move they make. Each gentle, small stride is taken with a sense of awareness. Their backs are always straight, their long legs move elegantly, and their hands flow perfectly at their sides. Every motion t'olefor make leaves little room for doubt that they are creatures of pride. They do not fall to vanity'as is present in elven society. Their pride stems from their unique understanding of the world and how everyone else seems to have forgotten about it.		T'olefor are graceful creatures; this is seen in every move they make. Each gentle, small stride is taken with a sense of awareness. Their backs are always straight, their long legs move elegantly, and their hands flow perfectly at their sides. Every motion t'olefor make leaves little room for doubt that they are creatures of pride. They do not fall to vanity'as is present in elven society. Their pride stems from their unique understanding of the world and how everyone else seems to have forgotten about it.

	In combat, t'olefor dance. Their graceful movements are transformed into an opposition that is difficult to hit. They use this, along with their small size, to avoid any strikes upon them. Frustration is often the first sign of defeat in someone confronting a [[t'oleflor]].		In combat, t'olefor dance. Their graceful movements are transformed into an opposition that is difficult to hit. They use this, along with their small size, to avoid any strikes upon them. Frustration is often the first sign of defeat in someone confronting a [[t'oleflor]].

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	<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>'olefor are graceful creatures; this is seen in every move they make. Each gentle, small stride is taken with a sense of awareness. Their backs are always straight, their long legs move elegantly, and their hands flow perfectly at their sides. Every motion t'olefor make leaves little room for doubt that they are creatures of pride. They do not fall to vanity'as is present in elven society. Their pride stems from their unique understanding of the world and how everyone else seems to have forgotten about it.		<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>'olefor are graceful creatures; this is seen in every move they make. Each gentle, small stride is taken with a sense of awareness. Their backs are always straight, their long legs move elegantly, and their hands flow perfectly at their sides. Every motion t'olefor make leaves little room for doubt that they are creatures of pride. They do not fall to vanity'as is present in elven society. Their pride stems from their unique understanding of the world and how everyone else seems to have forgotten about it.

	In combat, t'olefor dance. Their graceful movements are transformed into an opposition that is difficult to hit. They use this, along with their small size, to avoid any strikes upon them. Frustration is often the first sign of defeat in someone confronting a t'oleflor.		In combat, t'olefor dance. Their graceful movements are transformed into an opposition that is difficult to hit. They use this, along with their small size, to avoid any strikes upon them. Frustration is often the first sign of defeat in someone confronting a [[t'oleflor]].

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<span class="DROPCAP">T</span>'olefor are graceful creatures; this is seen in every move they make. Each gentle, small stride is taken with a sense of awareness. Their backs are always straight, their long legs move elegantly, and their hands flow perfectly at their sides. Every motion t'olefor make leaves little room for doubt that they are creatures of pride. They do not fall to vanity'as is present in elven society. Their pride stems from their unique understanding of the world and how everyone else seems to have forgotten about it.

In combat, t'olefor dance. Their graceful movements are transformed into an opposition that is difficult to hit. They use this, along with their small size, to avoid any strikes upon them. Frustration is often the first sign of defeat in someone confronting a t'oleflor.