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Kaluzniacki, the inventor of the NONAV spell, was responsible for
the modernization of navigation via magical aids.
Kobolds are very capable fighters. If attacked, they will fight
back; if not attacked, they will fight back anyway. They look
very similar to the less aggressive paskalds, but can be easily
identified because their middle toe is slightly shorter than the
toes that flank it. Kobolds live in small tribes in caverns or in
very dark forests.
Korboz A moderately famous hermit enchanter who lived in a hovel
in Fublio Valley. Apparently Korboz' ego far excelled his reputation, as a sign outside his tiny shack proclaimed: "Korboz the
Magnificent."
The Kovalli Desert lies beyond the mountains that formed the
western boundary of ancient Quendor. It is an uncrossable wasteland believed to stretch to the edge of the world.
Krill was a powerful warlock who plotted to overthrow the Circle
of Enchanters and enslave the kingdom. He almost achieved his
goal, but was banished to another plane of existence by a young
Enchanter in the 940s. Krill, a master magician, always wore
black. His yellow eyes were the only visible part of his body. He
launched his evil plan from the castle Largoneth, where he and
his misshapen followers built a huge, primitive temple to a
demon. Krill would regularly engage in human sacrifice to this
demon, and it is possible that this demon was the source of his
immense powers. Whatever the source of his magic, it now seems
that he was too powerful for his own good. The mage
Belboz knew
that a powerful Enchanter would easily be detected and destroyed
by Krill, so the Guild of Enchanters
sent a novice to vanquish
their foe. Krill, in his arrogance, overlooked the source of his
eventual downfall.
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