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The Kingdom of Kerovnia - Page One
taken from "Official Secrets"' "Confidential" magazine, issue 8; author unknown
Lands of magic and mystery have always been a favourite place for adventurers to travel. And Kerovnia is no exception. Dreamt from the minds of those dark denizens of Magnetic Scrolls, this land has featured in two of their games and has left many followers eagerly awaiting a return to the bizarre stretches of the imagination that make it up (Footnote # 1). It all started in The Pawn, where you are thrown headlong into a power struggle that surrounds the court of the King, being nothing more than a casual onlooker caught up in the political struggle for the throne. More nefarious activities were highlighted in your second trip to Kerovnia in The Guild of Thieves, where you are set the task of proving your legedermain in the fortified home of a holidaying baron and, basically, stealing all his treasures. So here is a look within the Encyclopedia Kerovnica (Footnote #2) at some of the strangeness and oddities of this phantastical realm in ...
The Kingdom Of Kerovnia

Preface

"Once upon a time (to coin a phrase) there was a fairy land called Kerovnia, ruled by King Erik and his Queen, Jendah II, which nestled cosily between the great Nattus mountain valley and the Aquatica Sea. Kerovnia was a million square miles, most of it forests. At the edge of these vast forests, stretching north to the mountains, and south to the inhospitable deserts, lay a host of farming communities..." (Footnote #3).

History

The Rule Of The Kings Of Kerovnia

One of the more easily explained of all the topics in Kerovnian history is the lineage of its Kings, though essentially this is due to the fact that they are all called Erik. Not a lot is known of the period before the original King Erik, yet as is hinted in Gringo Baconburger's autobiography, 'Gringo!', the reasons for this seem to be a vast cover-up operation on a scale hitherto

unknown. Gringo's book is seen as one of the most authoritative of all the histories of Kerovnia, but some scholars throw scorn on its objectiveness. Starting with the rise of the Royal family and the establishment of the monarchy via murder and deception, it goes on to tell the magnificent PR coups later performed which had each of the many peoples of Kerovnia thinking that the Royals were 'theirs'. Although much more detailed about the period when Gringo claimed a good deal of power himself, some of the 'facts' relating to this time seem to extraordinary to believe. Particularly the

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