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Magical object · Introduced in Book 2
Kimaris figure
The Kimaris figure depicts an armored rider on a black horse. Carl finds it inside an undamaged display case in the ruins of the magistrate’s building.[1]
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Appraisal and activation
Value Seeker identifies the tagged figure as Unique, and it becomes the most valuable item listed in Carl’s inventory. Bautista explains that removing tags can activate figures as summons, but Carl leaves Kimaris alone until he knows more about it.[2]
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History
Book 2
Carl’s Doomsday Scenario
Carl retrieves the case and figure from the wreckage. He removes Kimaris so that he can use the protective case to contain the crystal.[1]
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Book 3
The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook
Value Seeker labels Kimaris Unique. After explaining the dangers of activating figures, Bautista urges Carl to hold on to it and learn what it is worth.[2]
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Book 6
The Eye of the Bedlam Bride
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Book 7
This Inevitable Ruin
Samantha recognizes Kimaris as an old friend. Her incomplete account leaves much of their history unexplained.[4]
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Sources
References are to Matt Dinniman’s novels. Book links open our recap guides.
- Carl’s Doomsday Scenario, Chapters 23–24.
- The Dungeon Anarchist’s Cookbook, Chapters 7, 29.
- The Eye of the Bedlam Bride, Chapter 71.
- This Inevitable Ruin, Chapter 87.