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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Mentioned in {{P}}, Cephut is [[Djelibeybi]]'s [[the gods|God]] of Cutlery. His chief priest was one of the first victims when the gods began to walk in Djelibeybi. <br />
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He appears in a cameo role in the computer game ''Discworld Noir'', arguing an issue of [[demarcation]] with eighty-odd War Gods. Cephut argues that the legendary and prestigious [[Tsortese Falchion]] is ''his'', right, because if you look at it logically, it isn't s sword at all, right, it's a bloody big knife, and who's the God of Cutlery around these parts? Thank you, friend, and from cutlery it isn't too long a trade step to swordsmithing, right, it's just a matter of scale and purpose, innit, and what do ''you'' think cutlers do in time of war to earn a honest crust? And who do they pray to? Give that God a coconut! <br />
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