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==Story== | ==Story== | ||
===Background=== | ===Background=== | ||
Little is known about Kardok's early life, safe for the fact that his parents didn't allow him to attend {{w|clogging}} lessons with his sister, which might have led to his violent disposition in later life. At some point, Kardok affiliated himself with the evil sorcerer Zarok, becoming his champion. In 1286, he fought at the Battle of Gallowmere where he met his demise at the hands of Canny Tim who shot him in the eye from a thousand yards away. | Little is known about Kardok's early life, safe for the fact that his parents didn't allow him to attend {{w|clogging}} lessons with his sister, which might have led to his violent disposition in later life.{{Gameref|MED2019-Bestiary|Lord Kardok}} At some point, Kardok affiliated himself with the evil sorcerer Zarok, becoming his champion. In 1286, he fought at the Battle of Gallowmere where he met his demise at the hands of Canny Tim who shot him in the eye from a thousand yards away.{{Gameref|MED|I used it at the Battle of Gallowmere: after you were slain I shot Zarok's champion Lord Kardok - a clean kill, through the eye at some 1000 yards...}} | ||
[[MediEvil Resurrection|Some sources]] describe a very different Lord Kardok - a centaur who favoured the bow and was personally responsible for the death of Sir Daniel Fortesque, [[King Peregrin]]'s Champion, at the Battle of Gallowmere. | [[MediEvil Resurrection|Some sources]] describe a very different Lord Kardok - a centaur who favoured the bow and was personally responsible for the death of Sir Daniel Fortesque, [[King Peregrin]]'s Champion, at the Battle of Gallowmere. | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
* The word "kardok" is the plural of "kard", which means "sword" in Hungarian. | * The word "kardok" is the plural of "kard", which means "sword" in Hungarian. | ||
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