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The approximately 20 to 30 cm wide idol originated in India and represents a grotesque-looking, six-armed humanoid Kleptonis the God of thieves. This artifact has magical powers that it can reveal to a person only, if they prove to be a true thief in their heart and actions.

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  • Thieving God Idol
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  • The approximately 20 to 30 cm wide idol originated in India and represents a grotesque-looking, six-armed humanoid Kleptonis the God of thieves. This artifact has magical powers that it can reveal to a person only, if they prove to be a true thief in their heart and actions.
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  • The approximately 20 to 30 cm wide idol originated in India and represents a grotesque-looking, six-armed humanoid Kleptonis the God of thieves. This artifact has magical powers that it can reveal to a person only, if they prove to be a true thief in their heart and actions. Among the known forces of the statue which can be released through appropriate knowledge of magic, include the summoning of countless winged gremlins or small demons, which are subject to the will of the summoner and can be sent out by him to collect all the available riches. In times of great distress, a knowledgeable user can even bring the statue to life and incite it against his enemies.
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