Logbook of the Guardian Knight of Drahn

Logbook of the Guardian Knight of Drahn is a book in . Parts of the magazine are found on different stands, but signed with the same title.
==Contents==
Excerpt #1
To the south a great light has broken into the sky. Some have said that it is a trick of the sky... a star descending from the heavens, but I know what it is: The Third Age of Man is upon us... the Second Cataclysm has struck. I speak calmly because we have known and prepared for this day... and perhaps I also believe that we here in the Broken Lands will not feel the effects of the cataclysm as we are so far from the world.
In truth I fear for our lives, but it is difficult to despair for long inside these walls standing with these men. There is no force on Aranna that could scour us from the forsaken place. We have been here for too long and won too many wars. With that spoken, I cannot help but wonder what is to come. The Sword and the Shield have met yet again and that cannot bode well for our world.
Excerpt #2
After many years fighting against the Vagar I have come to some conclusions which I will record here: The Vagar are nomadic people who, so they claim, once served the 'True Gods' as they call them, which I suspect to be the Agallan Giants. Some of the eldest of the knights of the Citadel has brief contact with the Agallans after the First Cataclysm, but they made no mention of the Vagar. If the Vagar are lying about their once glorious status with the Agallans, they do a convincing job in telling the story. Although the Vagar are desert nomads, they also claim rights to their ancestral home, Eshadune. If they once lived in that barren place thay must have survived only with the magical boon of the Agallans. Currently even traveling through Eshadune is impossible. The heat drawn into the stone cliffs and dark sands of Eshadune turn the place into an oven by day and since it is more that an half a day's journey to traverse you cannot pass through during the night.
Recently the Vagar have passed by the Citadel in large groups I can only define as war parties. It is possible that they have broken into different factions over some perceived religious rift and begun warring with each other. They have made no agressive moves against the Citadel, but I have noticed some of their scouts wathcing our walls late at night. I cannot imagine that they would even attempt to attack us given the strenght of the Citadel and the might in arms and magic contained within its walls. Regardless, I have notified Captain Aenadin. The hundreds of Guardian Knights of Drahn can be an awesome force when unleashed against an enemy. For the sake of Vagar race I pray they do not move againts us. The outcome can only be their extermination.
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