Suicide Knights

Suicide Knights

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Magic is banned in the land of Calastria not only by the humans standing atop its soil, but also by the Gods who live above its clouds. Warlocks, Mages, and Witches are all put to death for wielding magic, but only four instances of the Gods divine intervention throughout the centuries have been seen. Only one kingdom allows wielders of magic behind its walls and it's a secret to the humans of the other kingdoms. this Kingdom is Calas. Why have the Gods stayed silent and not smite this kingdom down? King Jacob of Calas has created a special regiment of Knights...consisting of criminals. And the dirty work of the royal knights is shifted onto them. Who will lead this newfound regiment? King Jacob has a plan.
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