Klan Knights describes the Post CW South prior to the first KKK

The first two thirds of the clarin are filled with frustrating rituals, while the end includes a lecture that reads like a bad D&D source book written by a racist. It describes the South before the rise of the first clan, emphasizing ignorance, lust, hate, and the downfall of cultured society. The lecture glorifies oppressive passion and threatens the Caucasian race with contamination. The author admits they would have been part of the clan in the past.