TEXT: SPECIAL PLAYER HANDOUT: ORIGINS 2004 
  Living Kingdoms of Kalamar 
  LKOK22 – Black and White 
   
  Appendix III: Player Handout 1 
   
  Selected entries translated from a journal. 
   
   
  …and Geraand continued to scout the way for several miles north 
  of the Lake. When he returned, he told us of the large mountain 
  ahead, and the barbarians that were moving north of our position. 
   
  … another attempt to try and break through. Luckily, Fulmian and 
  his men were on duty and stopped the attack. Such dedicated 
  soldiers. Nothing happened to it. 
   
  … barbarians have surrounded us. ‘Kar has ordered us to assume 
  defensive positions. He is going to lead us in battle. He is able to 
  wield it, so we have no fear.  
   
  Black and White 
  Living Kingdoms of Kalamar 
  © 2004 Kenzer & Company, Inc. 
   
  
  SPECIAL PLAYER HANDOUT: ORIGINS 2004 
  Living Kingdoms of Kalamar 
  LKOK22 – Black and White 
   
  Appendix III: Player Handout 2 
   
   
  Selected lines from the “Legend of Silver Light,” an old tale on manuscript common to northern Pekal: 
   
  … and so it was  
  He brought forth the Blade 
  Cutting his foes as 
  The farmer’s tall wheat 
  Rage cries silenced… 
   
  …Fulman’s duty 
  protected his men… 
   
  …Pain erupts as 
  lances pierce brave Kar… 
   
  …one still warring 
  stabbed into the Lord 
  surprise on his face 
  the battle now still 
  as all looked on… 
   
  …as the Lord’s foes 
  stared down as they knew 
  his fall was gained not 
  a true Warrior’s death 
  with valor wrought… 
   
  …into the cave 
  the Lord was interred 
  inside Luba’s Mount 
  to rest forever 
  honor restored… 
  Black and White 
  Living Kingdoms of Kalamar 
  © 2004 Kenzer & Company, Inc. 
   
  
  SPECIAL PLAYER HANDOUT: ORIGINS 2004 
  Living Kingdoms of Kalamar 
  LKOK22 – Black and White 
   
  Appendix III: Player Handout 3 
   
  From an old journal found in the bottom of a sarcophagus. This is written in Low Kalamaran using very 
  even and measured strokes.  
   
  “…as Bala’Kar hit the ground, a hush fell over the warriors of 
  both sides and all stared in wonder. The raging monster stared at 
  the hilt of the sundered sword still in his hand. Looking at the 
  wooden tip buried deep in ‘Kar’s throat, the large man knelt beside 
  the dead Prince and began to cry out in harsh words, screaming to 
  the sky and gesturing as a man possessed. Not one Imperial or 
  savage dared interrupt what was happening. Slowly, the barbarian 
  regained his composure and slowly retrieved the magnificent 
  sheath fr m ‘Kar’s ba k. A  we watched in awe, this man grasped 
  That Which Could Not Be Held safely and placed it in the 
  scabbard. Rising to look over the field, all of us recognized a 
  noble bearing upon his face that was not before…” 
  o
  c
  s
   
  Black and White 
  Living Kingdoms of Kalamar 
  © 2004 Kenzer & Company, Inc. 
   
  
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