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The one-eyed Lord '''Balo Kailo''' was the best tracker in the Order of the [[Knights of Kjeldor]], during the [[Ice Age (event)|Ice Age]] on [[Dominaria (plane)|Dominaria]]. He was the former lover of [[Zaraya]].<ref name="The Frozen Dead">Jeffrey Gómez & Jeofrey Vita. (August 1995.) "[[Ice Age (comic)|Ice Age #2: The Frozen Dead]]", [[ARMADA]].</ref> | |||
The one-eyed Lord '''Balo Kailo''' was the best tracker in [[ | |||
Kailo had ended his relationship with Zaraya when their son, [[List of secondary characters/Dominaria|Severin]], died after an order given by Zaraya. He joined Zaraya when Prince [[Darien]] ordered that Zaraya and a band of warriors help the [[Marked Ones]] of [[Balduvia]]. He attended [[Freyalise]]’s [[World Spell]]. | Kailo had ended his relationship with Zaraya when their son, [[List of secondary characters/Dominaria|Severin]], died after an order given by Zaraya. He joined Zaraya when Prince [[Darien]] ordered that Zaraya and a band of warriors help the [[Marked Ones]] of [[Balduvia]]. He attended [[Freyalise]]’s [[World Spell]]. | ||
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| Race | Human |
| Birthplace | Kjeld, Terisiare, Dominaria |
| Lifetime | ~2934 AR |
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| Ice Age (comic) | |
The one-eyed Lord Balo Kailo was the best tracker in the Order of the Knights of Kjeldor, during the Ice Age on Dominaria. He was the former lover of Zaraya.[1]
Kailo had ended his relationship with Zaraya when their son, Severin, died after an order given by Zaraya. He joined Zaraya when Prince Darien ordered that Zaraya and a band of warriors help the Marked Ones of Balduvia. He attended Freyalise’s World Spell.
References
- ↑ Jeffrey Gómez & Jeofrey Vita. (August 1995.) "Ice Age #2: The Frozen Dead", ARMADA.