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Kalyr is set in my original fantasy world of Kalyr, and focuses on the struggle between the ancient and decadent kandar civilisation, and their rebellious human slaves. It features psionics, arcane technology, strange alien races, mystery and intrigue. Influences include Gene Wolfe & Jack Vance, but don't let that put you off!
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TimHall
Tim Hall

Thu

Sep 28
2000

21:02

Kalyr 49 - On the trail

With the legionnaire Kylar leading the way, six travellers set out
from the castle.  The trail is sufficiently well-worn to indicate that
quite a few people have travelled this route in recent weeks, winding
though rolling hills with patches of  woodland.  Being springtime, the
flowers are just starting to appear.

Sadly the weather isn't perfect.  The leaden sky when they set out
produced the expected slow but steady drizzle, and the wind is coming
from the north, making it cold and not terribly pleasant for all
concerned. [*1]

Earlier, Verthes the mageguard and Jorg the mercenary had elected to
remain in the castle to form a some semblance of a defense force to
protect the surviving non-combatants.  From snatches of conversation
Dharak overheard, it appeared that the pregnant teenage girl who had
been hiding in the hayloft is the actually daughter of someone very
important.

At what might have been noon if the sun had been visible, Kylar
notices something.

"I don't like the look of this", he says,  "I haven't seen anything
remotely like this before, but it's an evil sight.  Another dark
creature of theirs?".

He points to a man-sized bundle lying on the ground.  

"Do those Kolder of yours do anything like this?".

It's not a man, but an animal; a glandrin. [*2]  It's been wrapped in
silk, just like an insect caught by a spider.  

[*1][Some players may realise where your GM is actually living ]

[*2][About the size of a deer]

[OOC - post any further pre-departure conversations to the old thread;
use this one for events on the journey]

--
Tim Hall, http://www.kalyr.com

"It's a fine line between stupid and clever"
 - Spinal Tap

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