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Tlaloc is a rain deity demanding precious offerings

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You couldn't just do a simple dance for this entity. He completely controlled the storms and required extremely valuable sacrifices to ensure your crops didn't quickly dry up into a tragic pile of dust.

Tlaloc is a rain deity demanding precious offerings
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