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Vulpines were a subgroup of animals. Vulpine species included the Amarans. Vulpines are the fox-people of the West, since they were pushed out of the Central Region by the Dracons several millenia ago.They have superior affinity with illusions, as well as being very charismatic; they usually pursue a magician’s career. Vulpine is a prefix for Magic Items and Rare Items, available a variety of items. It is directed towards spellcaster use, as it diverts some damage taken to Mana. If an item provides you with a 10% Damage taken Goes to Mana modifier, and you receive 40 damage, you will gain 10% * 40 = 4 mana.

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Males: 55-68 kilograms Female: 50 to 60 kilograms

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Vulpine is a prefix for Magic Items and Rare Items, available a variety of items. It is directed towards spellcaster use, as it diverts some damage taken to Mana. If an item provides you with a 10% Damage taken Goes to Mana modifier, and you receive 40 damage, you will gain 10% * 40 = 4 mana. Vulpines were a subgroup of animals. Vulpine species included the Amarans. Vulpines are the fox-people of the West, since they were pushed out of the Central Region by the Dracons several millenia ago.They have superior affinity with illusions, as well as being very charismatic; they usually pursue a magician’s career.

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