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[[File:karn.png|200px|thumb|left|"I'll civilize you yet."]]In JQS2, Karn rules a newly conquered land as a barbarian king. He is married to [[Starling]], which makes the [[Wicked Kings]] his in-laws. | [[File:karn.png|200px|thumb|left|"I'll civilize you yet."]]In JQS2, Karn rules a newly conquered land as a barbarian king. He is married to [[Starling]], which makes the [[Wicked Kings]] his in-laws. | ||
| − | Despite a just and fair rule, Karn is plagued by king-sent assassins even as he tries to hold court. However, sitting idly on a throne does not appeal to the adventurer in Karn, so when | + | Despite a just and fair rule, Karn is plagued by king-sent assassins even as he tries to hold court. However, sitting idly on a throne does not appeal to the adventurer in Karn, so when [[The Seer]] suggests he might quest for the sword of fighting to topple the wicked kings, Karn is tempted. |
Starling confronts Karn, but during another onslaught of assassins and a verbal match, she is stabbed. The dagger's poison puts her into a magical sleep, and Karn is distraught, until the kings possess her and stab the seer. Presumably, he is still a little distraught. | Starling confronts Karn, but during another onslaught of assassins and a verbal match, she is stabbed. The dagger's poison puts her into a magical sleep, and Karn is distraught, until the kings possess her and stab the seer. Presumably, he is still a little distraught. | ||
Revision as of 11:11, 16 October 2018
In JQS2, Karn rules a newly conquered land as a barbarian king. He is married to Starling, which makes the Wicked Kings his in-laws.
Despite a just and fair rule, Karn is plagued by king-sent assassins even as he tries to hold court. However, sitting idly on a throne does not appeal to the adventurer in Karn, so when The Seer suggests he might quest for the sword of fighting to topple the wicked kings, Karn is tempted.
Starling confronts Karn, but during another onslaught of assassins and a verbal match, she is stabbed. The dagger's poison puts her into a magical sleep, and Karn is distraught, until the kings possess her and stab the seer. Presumably, he is still a little distraught.