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Encyclopedia > Tekkeitsertok

In Inuit mythology, Tekkeitsertok is a god of hunting and the master of deer, one of the most important hunting gods in the pantheon.


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mud! mud! glorious mud! [p] (1517 words)
Tekkeitsertok was one big happy dog, and he truly loved this land, especially all its potential for wetness.
And of course, the mud that was ever-present in the lakes and riverbanks.
Tekkeitsertok wriggled a little to get a look at her, then he tipped over again and landed upside down on the other side of the rock, in the water.
Spirit Walkers - BOLTER AND CHAINSWORD (9831 words)
Aumanil, earth god and ruler of whales, is the patron of the Earth Sect and eldest son of Tekkeitsertok the Emperor-in-the-Earth.
The chief deity is Tekkeitsertok, who lives in the centre of Tuaq and holds the planets and stars in their places, and the Spirit Walkers venerate him as not only the most powerful of the spirits but as the Emperor himself.
Tekkeitsertok and his eleven children are the gods, each with their own portfolio.
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