The following is a City of Cayn Cut Scene. Outside the Monastery, Dobrynya recalls the events that led to he and his men becoming trapped. An icy breeze rippled past the or and azure cloth bearing the Sabe family crest. The smoke cleared a little, and Vityaz Dobrynya Sabe, dressed in steel plate armor covered…
Read MoreMeet the Villains: Bregu Kraagor Bregu Kraagor and his tribe of orcs control the ruins of Chernigov and the bridge over the White River that connects Trakya to Rhodina. He’s a crafty orc chieftain who, when they had taken the city, gathered all the heads of the local tribes, or tohans, and established them as…
Read Moreþú swíþmihtig Bregu! Thou great and mighty chief! þú eormenþéod! Thou hast a great army! Sé Kral forþsendon here The Kral sent forth his army…
Read MoreAfter supper, we sat around the carport shooting the breeze. It was one of those times when you spent more time talking than eating. We had a good crowd with brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, and cousins. The subject of the Cayn Trilogy, by McDonald and Isom, came up, and one asked: what is is the…
Read More(adaptation from the book by William Morgan, published by Section of anthropology, Department of the social sciences, Yale university, 1936) To store their food for the winter, the Navajo dry corn and bury it in a hole dug beside their hogan, a domed shelter made from dried mud. They cover the hole with a stone…
Read MoreTREATISE ON MAGIC (excerpt): INTRODUCTION: The purpose of this document is to explain the origins of magic and mysticism as recorded by Gaius Horace Victorinus of Val Magus. His original writings were lost several centuries ago. However, an illuminated manuscript of Victorinus’ works recently was discovered in the Library of the White Circle among dusty…
Read MoreSecrets of the Blood of Cayn The following excerpt comes from an ancient document written over a 1000 years ago. Swá ðá drihtguman dréamum lifdon éadiglice oð ðæt án ongan fyrene fremman féond on helle· wæs se grimma gaést Grendel háten maére mearcstapa sé þe móras héold fen ond fæsten· fífelcynnes eard wonsaélí wer weardode…
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