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Norse Char Sheet 23/07/10 to 23/07/18

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[QUOTE="Imperial Fister, post: 26776304, member: 50146"]

[Halla Skyfire]

Endurance: (13/13) | Frenzy: (5/5) (+5 to all Combat Rolls) | Armor: (8/8)

Hugr Capacity: (36/36)

Orthstirr: (515/561) | Odr: (21)

Orthstirr: (604/604) | Odr: (29)

-Frami: 187 | Virthing: 187 | Saemd: 187

-Frami: 202 | Virthing: 201 | Saemd: 201

Hamingja: (17) (0 temporary)

Hamr: (7) | Infusion Rank: (6)

Hugr: (7) | Infusion Rank: (5)

Fylgja: (5) | Infusion Rank: (4)

Bloodlust: 0 (Will increase by 1 every season you go without fighting something. If it reaches 10 then you will *have* to fight something.)

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Overview[/SLIDE_HEADER]

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# Overview

You are Abjorn Bearbreaker's Warrior-Wife and are now a Berserk-by-definition. You are also a mother to four beautiful little children.

You are 19 years-old. You are at the Saga Establishment stage of Norse Cultivation.

You are 20 years-old. You are at the Saga Establishment stage of Norse Cultivation.

Your main kenning is: Skyfire (+1 dice to all combat rolls made while flying)

2: Longstride (+4 dice to Overland rolls)

3: N/A

4: N/A

5: N/A

You own 240 acres of land in the Hading Valley, very close to Steinarr's Farm.

You now own the *Wavedancer*, a 22-bench snekkja.

Currency: 259oz Silver, 191oz Gold, 60 assorted dwarf coins

Currency: 260oz Silver, 191oz Gold, 60 assorted dwarf coins

Your Maximum Combat Dice Pool is 86d6 (51d6 from stats and skills, costing you 42 Orthstirr to reach, 12d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)

Your Maximum Combat Dice Pool is 94d6 (47d6 from stats and skills, costing you 38 Orthstirr to reach, 24d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)

Your Base Combat Dice Pool is 44d6 (9d6 from stats and skills, 12d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)

Your Base Combat Dice Pool is 56d6 (9d6 from stats and skills, 24d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)

You are Fluent in:

-Norse

-English

You are making progress understanding these things:

-The Bible (9) COMPLETE!

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## Your Soulscape

Your soul is full of life. Grasses grow, flowers bloom, life thrives. Yet... it feels like it's a bit empty, like you need to fill it with *more* life, with more variety. You've got more variety, but it still feels like there's *more* you're missing.

A beautiful fence of Superior quality encases the limits of your soul. Images of your adventures and of your friends and family decorate the painstakingly carved wood. You are safe from spiritual predators.

Farm plots dot your soul and grow a selection of basic crops. They fields aren't anything special, just Decent.

In the middle of your soul is a hill with a mostly empty crater. Odr pools at the bottom, slowly filling the well.

You have 10 Basic Pockets. (110 Orthstirr left)

-3 Holding 1 Frenzy

You have 1 Armory Pocket (20 Orthstirr)

-Bolt Thrower (4 Dice, Ranged)

You have 1 Brewery Pocket (20 Orthstirr)

-It contains 1 Hearthroot Berry

A Hearthroot seed has taken root in a patch of soil. It now bears 1/2 berries, which regrow every year. 3/3 oil-slick fronds grow from the center stem — which regrows every year. It has been fed 9 Odr and seems to want more.

A Hearthroot seed has taken root in a patch of soil. It now bears 3/3 berries, which regrow every year. 4/4 oil-slick fronds grow from the center stem — which regrows every year. In the middle of the fronds is a single seed. It has been fed 37 Odr and seems to be sated.

A sealwood sapling has been planted. It has now grown to the size of a young tree. 5/5 of the branches bear the waxy leaves. It has been fed 9 Odr and seems to want more.

At the very edge of your being, where the in meets the out, is a locked and barred Gate. It faces out, away from the emptiness of your soul.

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[SPOILER=Journal]

## Journal

[SPOILER=Completed Entries (Warning: Actual Spoilers)]

Note: Unfortunately, I did not start keeping track of this until late Winter of Year 7, so that's my bad.

Seeking Aki

-In the Battle for Horra's Compound, Aki's fylgja was unfortunately killed. That means he's trapped in Ginnungagap — *without* a fylgja. You need to rescue him before he... well, before he's not Aki anymore.

-You managed to rescue him and learned just how low on the ladder you really are.

Troll-men Reprisal

-Troll-men attacked your farm, destroyed your home, and carried off your animals. This *cannot* stand. Vengeance must be had, one way or another, your burning soul demands it.

-After descending into the depths beneath your destroyed home, you met some svartalfar, one of which guided you to the troll-men nest.

-After a ferocious battle, you managed to destroy the nest. You even slew 1230 troll-men in the process! Good for you!

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The Hading Witch

-Aki Runson pointed you towards a witch who, apparently, lives in the heart of the Hading. Maybe it's not a good idea to trust the word of a little blind boy, but when have you ever let something as minor as that stop you?

-Alright, so, turns out that the Witch isn't who Aki was trying to point you to. Which begs the question, who is the Witch?

-ALRIGHT. So, the Witch is *dead*. How long? You don't know. What killed her? You also don't know. You don't know a lot of things when it comes to this situation, unfortunately.

-...The evidence, what little there is, points to Halfdan being the murderer. But why? What reason would he have to kill the Witch?

The Freedfire Kenning

-Drifa called your father by a name unfamiliar to you. The name 'Steinarr Freedfire'. Why is it only now that you find out about this? Frankly, you're getting a bit annoyed at being so out of the loop!

-There's something about kennings that makes men act in certain ways.

-Since you've gotten your kenning of 'Longstride', you've been a bit more... You're not really sure, really. You suppose that you're bouncier than you used to be, and just generally faster, quicker to move. You also are struggling to slow down for the slower people.... Yeah, yeah kennings do have an effect, but how deep does it go?

-You met a man called Logi Firehair with, as the name would imply, hair perpetually on fire. Is that as a result of his kenning or is his kenning a result of it?

Skirsvikingar and You

-You fought and barely managed to edge out a victory against a Stoneson of the Skirsvikingar, thanks mainly to Abjorn's might and a *lot* of luck. But the question remains, what where Skirsvikingar doing in the Hading Valley of all places?

-You found a necklace bearing the words 'Skirsalr Entry-Key' and 'Stoneson Hakon Atlason' on Hakon Atlason's corpse. The name suggests that Skirsalr is the hall of the Skirsvikingar, but that doesn't tell you that much.

The Vestfold Amulet

-Asveig left you an amulet with her dying breath. Apparently, there's something in Vestfold it belongs with. No further details were given and you doubt there's much more you could learn from your home.

-The amulet has runes neither you nor Blackhand can read.

How to Write?

-Ever since you finished the Bible, you've been thinking about how knowledge is stored and passed down. Oral is good, but it could be better. One thing is clear, though, if you want to store information for a very long time, writing seems to be good at that!

-Book pages are made of a thin animal hide, with string to bind the pages, and a cover of some kind. With time, you could definitely make something like this.

Yellow-Eyed Drysalt

-Mentioning the name of 'Drysalt' threw everyone native to the Valley into a state of near-panic. What in all the realms is going on?!

A Second Kyrsvikingar Outpost?

-Eric's back and he's not alone. Apparently, a new Kyrsvikingar outpost has been set up in Asvir, but there's already one here... Just what is going on?

The Loaves of Lombardy

-Every since you feasted on some cheese-covered breadsticks and learned their origins — both by courtesy of Gary Tuskpuncher — you dreamed of what else you might discover in Lombardy, in the Kingdom of Italy.

The Heart of the Hading

-While walking home one evening, you happened to witness the retelling of Hallr Blackhand's battle against Hasvir Hadinghero. For some reason, you feel a strong desire to see the site where it happened.

Gabriel's Demons

-Gabriel's hiding something, maybe even some*things*. He even lied about them. You have your suspicions, but they're not certain.

Norsely Armor? Nordic Armor? Hmm...

-You know... If Knightly Armor is a shell, then what happens if *you* try and fill it? The first step is acquiring a set of Knightly Armor. While you're sure that Gabriel would be rather hesitant to give you his armor — if he even considered it — he might know who or where to point you to get one.

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[SPOILER=Poetic Inspirations]

## Poetic Inspirations

-The Draugr. You battled a Draugr and not only lived to tell about it, but also absolutely styled on it. Your best poem for it so far has 7 successes, giving you 7 orthstirr.

-The Ironbrother. You battled an Ironbrother and managed to eek out a victory. Your best poem for it so far has 12 successes, giving you 12 orthstirr. +1 to Nut-Cracker, as well.

-Ginnungagap. You travelled along the banks of Ginnungagap.

-Niflheim. You travelled along the banks of the Land of Mists.

-The Bearbreaker. You were there when your husband earned a kenning.

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Traits[/SLIDE_HEADER]

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# Traits

Boons:

-Snake's Tongue - +1 to starting hugr and makes it easier to raise.

-Bold - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to gain orthstirr.

-Beautiful - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to charm others.

-Friendly - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to make friends.

-Bloodlust - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to do acts of violence.

-Spirit of the Wizard-Owl - Doubles hugr capacity while also occasionally bringing you magical spells, potions, and other miscellaneous things.

-Charred Soul - A trait guaranteed to be passed down to your successor. This trait gives the recipient access to the counsel of their predecessors as well as parts of their knowledge.

-Born of Fire - A trait guaranteed to be passed down to your children. You are resistant to fire and find it far easier to develop fire-based hugareida (+1 Success to Training Fire-Based Hugareida), but take additional damage from water-based hugareida.

-The Bloody Basics - The basics of combat are so ingrained in you that they're passed on to your children. Guaranteed to be passed down. (Your children start with Hone and Reinforce already unlocked)

-Born With Hammer in Hand: Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to forge. (Upgrades forged products by 1 tier, to a maximum of Superior if lacking Forgefire)

-It's About What You Leave Behind: Your children will have an easier time earning muna.

Incomplete Boons:

-Little Sister's Wisdom (5/9): Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to convince older brothers. Unlock by being a wise little sister.

-Nut-Cracker (6/9): Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to scare men. Unlock by cracking nuts.

-Knightslayer (2/9): Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to battle Pages, Squires, and Knights. Unlock by dueling and defeating 9 different Pages, Squires, and/or Knights

-Jarl-in-the-Making (2/9): Have 9 different people (not related to you nor to each other) swear themselves into your service to unlock Incomplete Boon: Jarlssoul.

-Speaking Out of Law (3/9): Unlocks certain events and gives bonuses towards socializing with beings outside the law. Unlock by successfully socializing with beings outside the law

-Lawyer Up (1/9): Unlocks certain events and gives bonuses towards speaking in court. Unlock by successfully winning court cases.

-Army Cleaver (1/9): You have a knack for withstanding the horde, which makes it easier to fight against large masses of weak foes. Unlock by winning against overwhelming odds.

Flaws:

-A Woman in a Man's World - Makes it difficult to gain recognition for your actions.

-Bloodlust - You will struggle to stay focused on tasks if your Bloodlust has not been sated.

-Nearsighted - You vision is blurry at distance, making it harder to fight at range.

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Equipment[/SLIDE_HEADER]

[SLIDE]

# Equipment

A simple wool dress with light embroidery. A red apron is secured by a belt to your body. The belt has a couple pouches which are empty save for a pair of silver pennies.

You've taken to wearing your Good Gambeson over your dress and apron. The gambeson has 8 Armor and has your name embroidered on it.

You wield an atgeir called 'Sagaseeker', which you received as a reward from Halfdan the Dane before turning into a legend. It has a lively, catlike spirit and has a replenishing supply of 35 orthstirr, which you can draw from at will. It gives you an extra 9d6 combat dice, though costs you both hands to use effectively. It now has Storm Iron infused into its edge, providing you with the ability to channel orthstirr into it for an extra point of Damage while allowing for non-hugareida lightning-based tricks to be used. Its runes make it swing faster while forcing the enemy to swing slower, effectively giving you an extra attack.

You have two saxes hanging from your belt, one is merely Good (4d6, Forged Iron), the other is Ashen Kiss, a Superior-grade sax (6d6, Molten Iron - Allows orthstirr to be channeled through to increase Damage by 1, also allows non-hugareida fire-based tricks to be used. Runes on it cause any wounds it makes to be moved to the target's neck)

[SPOILER=Inventory]

-1 Superior Mail Shirt (Forged Iron) (9/17 Armor, +4 to Defense) (13 Orthstirr Reserve)

## Inventory

-1 Superior Mail Shirt (Forged Iron) (17/17 Armor, +4 to Defense) (13 Orthstirr Reserve)

-1 Fine Work Knife (Worth ~3 Silver Oz) (+4 Work Dice)

-1 Fine Toolset (Forged Iron) (+5 Successes to Crafting Rolls)

-1 Wondrous Toolset (Forged Iron+Salamander Bone Ash) (+9 Successes to Crafting Rolls, Doubles Armor Repair)

-1 Good Wood Axe (Bog Iron) (+3 Work Dice)

-1 Good Scythe (Bog Iron) (+3 Work Dice)

-1 Superior Scythe (Forged Iron) (+6 Work Dice)

-1 Superior Plow (Forged Iron) (+6 Work Dice)

-1 Good Pot (Bog Iron) (+3 Food)

-1 Mastercraft Pot (Forged Iron+Tasty Sheep Bone Ash+Runes("What is cooked in this pot will be healthy to eat.")) (+8 Food Produced, Doubles training dice for Hamr, Makes everything cooked in it taste a little bit like mutton)

-1 Wondrous Ornate Silver Drinking Horn (Strong Bull Bone Ash+Runes ("From horn's mouth, filling drinker's spirit / Bringing bountiful strength to thee. / Grow in power, gain in might / As the one who dared to drink the sea.")) (+1 Successes to Hamr+Overland Training. Men who drink from this gain 1 free trait pick during conception)

-3 Meat-Keeping Stick (???) (Stab into meat to keep it fresh)

-1 Explosive Charm

-1 Fine Silver Armband (Worth ~15 Silver Oz) (Runes: 'Weaken, defy, and resist what is drawn to the beacon's light, what is found near the troll's cave, what is held in the swimmer's hand.' which protects against hostile magics and spirits with a specific focus on Horra and Hasvir.)

-1 Fine Silver Armband (Blank)

-1 Superior Bible (???)

-1 Multiplying Fish (It multiplies upon poke, getting slightly smaller each time)

-Empty Sack Body (Seems to need straw...)

-A scorn-pole, the runes colored with old red paint. It was made by Horra Hasvisson and planted on your land.

-65oz of Bog Iron, 583oz of Forged Iron, 18oz Drafty Iron

-2 Socket Stones

-1 Rune-Carved Silver Amulet (You inherited this from Asveig... it doesn't feel right to wear, just yet)

-1 Alarm Charm (???)

-4 Black, Spiky Seeds. They pulsate with a heartbeat-like tempo.

-2 Wax Writing Tablets, With Styli

-1 Automatic Comb. It combs your hair automatically! Nifty!

-1 Weird stick thing. It leaves a dark trail where the point touches.

-1 Weird teeth necklace thing. Six large, pointy teeth sit on a woven cord. Each tooth hums with power.

-1 False Eye. This is a strange, see-through, false eyeball that seems to contain a slumbering spirit.

-1 Dwarven Hammer and Chisel. You're not really sure what it does, but it sure does *something!*

-1 Clay Bottle of Earthblood. Earthblood, of course, being lava.

-1 Wondrous Tafl Board. The Owl Bone Ash allows you to pick two people every turn. They both roll a d6. On a 6, their Capacity is upgraded by 1. The board also doubles training dice for Hugr and Tactics.

-1 Fylgja Training Harness. This harness is runed to allow fylgja to train at double the pace. "Bear my weight, burden willfully, / Spirit strengthening as the hand-sacrificed god. / Feel my fetters, free from rest, / Sight sharpening as old one eye's twin stares."

-1 Shadow-Bear Corpse. This corpse has enough material in it for three projects.

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Feats[/SLIDE_HEADER]

[SLIDE]

# Feats

(+26 Orthstirr a Year)

You saved Halfdan's Farm, which earns you 2 Orthstirr a year.

You won a wrestling match against Knappr Horrasson in a spectacular fashion, earning you 1 Orthstirr a year

You battled and defeated a nisse-turned-monster when it attacked your home, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year

You battled and defeated Father Gerrit while on raid, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year

You attacked a Knightly Manor and didn't get absolutely bodied, earning you 5 Orthstirr a year

You fought an Ironbrother-tier enemy and won, earning 5 Orthstirr a year.

You battled a Threaded Man in defense of your friends, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year

You went to Ginnungagap and back, earning you 4 Orthstirr a year

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Reputation and Relations[/SLIDE_HEADER]

[SLIDE]

# Reputation and Relations

Drengskapr: 10 | Odrengskapr: 0

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Family:

## Family:

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Abjorn Bearbreaker: (10/10) Abjorn is a large man, about a year older than you. He sometimes struggles to keep his temper down, though he's always been pleasant to you. You and he shared a kiss under a falling tree, cementing your relationship as lovers, though you and he are long past that stage now, for he is your husband and you his wife.

Asgeirr Abjornsson: (10/10) Asgeirr is your firstborn. He seems to be rowdy and temperamental. He's easily the loudest crier of the three.

Sigurdr Abjornsson: (10/10) Sigurdr is your secondborn. He's much calmer than his siblings and far more social, which is why you decided that he should be the one to carry that odd puukko.

Eyvor Abjornsdottir: (10/10) Eyvor is your thirdborn. She's rather temperamental, but it takes a bit more to get her crying than it does Asgeirr.

Hallbjorn Abjornsson: (N/A) Hallbjorn is your fourthborn. He's got a grumpy nature and has a strange lack of hair to his face.

Father's Family:

### Father's Family:

[SPOILER]

Father: (10/10) He loves you more than life itself. He would rather die than see harm come to you. However, he's starting to come to terms with the fact that he won't always be there to protect you. After the death of Asveig... he's gotten better, with the lifting of the curse, but he's still been deeply affected by her passing.

Mother: (X/10) You and your Mother... You don't get along, well, you get along better than you did before. You and her will never see eye to eye, not truly, but... well, at least you're not fighting anymore, right? Well... you'll never fight with her again now, you suppose.

Sterki Steinarsson: (6/10) He's a little scamp, just like his older sister. He enjoys being around you.

Steinkell Steinarsson: (3/10) He's your youngest brother and boy does he not really like you very much.

Randi: (10/10): Randi is a thrall of your father's and helps around the house. You grew up listening to her tell you stories, so she's got a soft spot in your heart.

Flekkr: (10/10): Flekkr the Dog is a friendly sort, once you got to know him. As long as you treat him right, he'll stay loyal to the end. It's clear he's suffered from human hands in the past and that's not something you want to remind him of.

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Sten's Family:

### Sten's Family:

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Sten Iskearauta: (9/10): It's been 10 years since your eldest brother by six years went off to be fostered somewhere. He's back now, though, with wife and daughter. He seems somewhat fearful of something, but isn't saying what. He's a master smith.

Minna: (7/10): A petite and demure woman. She's certainly pretty, with blonde hair and quiet eyes, though she doesn't seem to be much of a talker.

Drifa Stensdottir: (6/10): An utterly adorable little girl. Frankly, she reminds you of yourself, when you were as little as her. As cute as she was when she disliked you, it's increased ten-fold now that she sees you as the older sister she never had.

Draupnir Stensson: (4/10): Draupnir is a bit ambivalent towards you, though certainly warmer than Steinkell!

Eldjarn Stensson: (N/A) Even as young as Eldjarn is, anyone with an ounce of spiritual sense can tell that he's got potential. He's bursting at the seams with it!

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Eric's Family:

### Eric's Family:

[SPOILER]

Eric Steinarsson: (10/10) He's your older brother by about four years. He's fine, if a little absent-minded and a little timid, though that doesn't seem to be the case anymore! He seeks your counsel on certain matters. He's now a Stoneson of the Kyrsvikingar and an accomplished shipwright.

Stigrun Kerssdottir: (6/10) You don't know much about Stigr's sister, other than that she's a bit flimsy. You've not spoken with her much.

Leif Ericsson: (5/10) Leif is your brother's firstborn. He's rather quiet and keeps to himself, though he is *very* inquisitive.

Leikny Ericsdottir: (N/A) Leikny is the current youngest of Eric's children. She's only a baby, not much going on behind those eyes.

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Asva's Family:

### Asva's Family:

[SPOILER]

Asva Steinarsdottir: (10/10) She's your older sister by two years and was Mother's favorite. With Mother's death, she's really started to grow into her own. Still snide, but in an adult way. She's married to Jordan Halfdansson and is a talented seamstress.

Jordan Halfdansson: (8/10) Jordan is... He's fine, you guess. On the handsomer side of the spectrum and is pleasant enough to be around, but not all that outstanding personality-wise. Above-average combatant, but that's about it.

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Friends:

## Friends:

[SPOILER]

Stigr Kersson: (10/10) Stigandr, or 'Stigr' to his friends, is about your age. No matter how many times you've seen him get knocked down, he's never learned to keep his mouth shut. He's probably one of the best shots in the valley. He's probably your best friend, other than Abjorn. Now that he's back, it's like everything is right in the world... even though you know it can't be.

Aki Weaponwing: (10/10) Aki's about four years younger than you and he's an... odd child. Says things he shouldn't know and predicts the patterns of the weather, that sort of thing. He's rather sassy, but also extremely lonely.

Halfdan the Dane: (10/10) He's a tough old dog of a man. Armed with an atgeir, he is a force to be reckoned with on any battlefield. While Vidar has him beat in raw power and Steinarr out-skills him, Halfdan is still a veteran Varangian and that puts him at a high tier.

Stigmar Kersson: (10/10) Stigmar is Stigandr's brother. You don't know much about him, but he seems pleasant enough. He's sworn himself to you, on account of acting when Stigandr was suffering from Nidheart.

Gabriel: (7/10) Gabriel is a Squire, which honestly spooks you a little bit after the events of the raid. More importantly, though, is that he's sworn to help you annihilate the evil cursing your father's home.

Tryggr Broadteeth (7/10) One part of a pair of twins that you recruited after defeating in battle. Tryggr is the more wild of the two and seems to be a kind of kindred spirit to you.

Trausti Pinchfinger: (7/10) The other part of a pair of twins that you recruited after defeating in battle. Trausti is the more levelheaded of the two and can often be seen trying to rein Tryggr's antics in.

The Seeress: (8/10) The Seeress is a wise woman who lives in Asvir during the summer with her young daughter, Kolla. She, apparently, had a pair of sons with Hallr? She's also teaching you seidr now, which is great!

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Foes:

## Foes:

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Jarl Erikaer Corpsemaker, Jarl of Jurgdby and the Hading: (-100/10). There aren't enough words to describe how much you hate this man. He insulted your father in a massive way, by steal the high seat from him at your wedding. Unfortunately, as he is the Steelfather of the Kyrsvikingar, he's more or less untouchable.

Osborn Burisson: (-10/10) Turns out, being called-out on a lie by a 'woman of all things' really doesn't make some people happy.

Sverre Glebsson: (3/10) He tried to kiss you once, but Abjorn threw him into a pond. You don't hate him or anything, but it was kinda gross. He didn't take it very well, but doesn't hold any animosity towards you.

Hod Horrasson: (-3/10) He shot Abjorn with an arrow before having his chest blown open by one of Stigr's. If he's alive, you don't like him very much, plus he's got some sort of grudge against your father.

Knappr Horrasson: (-7/10) You wrestled with him at Asvir and absolutely demolished him. He's pissed and boy does he want revenge.

The Hading Witch: (?/10) Okay, there's something about her that *really* sets you on edge. With new information from Aki, you know that she's definitely *not* friendly.

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Others:

## Others:

[SPOILER]

Jerasmus the Mendicant: (9/10) Jerasmus is some kind of learned traveler, or something that Steinarr took as a thrall. He's very old, but has this infectious enthusiasm for life and learning that you can't help but like him. He's also Gabriel's 'teacher', for what you don't know.

Kolla: (?/10) A very strange child, she reminds you a bit of Aki. She's the daughter of Ironjaw and the Seeress, which means that she's got a wild time ahead of her.

Joarr Halfdansson: (7/10) He's a younger guy, about Aki's age if you had to make a guess. Decent with a bow and spear, but he lacks any real drive to get stronger on his own.

Joarr Halfdansson: (7/10) He's a younger guy, about Aki's age if you had to make a

Jon Halfdansson: (6/10) You've never formally met Halfdan's youngest son, though he's said to be a talented rider.

Torsten Twoshield: (5/10) A strange, short, and ugly man. He's your father's friend and wants to talk to him about a 'business proposal'. He's apparently a former Varangian, same as Steinarr.

Toki Thunsson: (10/10) A dwarf of Clan Duckling. He and his brothers live on — or rather, *under* — your land. He named you a dwarf-friend of Clan Duckling.

Clan Duckling: (5/10) The Dwarves of Clan Duckling treat you with respect. They will occasionally come with business offers for you.

Folkmarr Manetaker: (4/10) Folkmarr is a rather interesting young man, about the same age as you. He's a Jarl, which means a lot of things to a lot of people, but the most important part is that he's the boss. He killed a lion and wears its mane as his own. He's also related to fucking Horra Hasvisson, the bastard. But, in recent years, he's started to come around on a lot of things.

Audrikr Fishfighter: (6/10) Audrikr is probably the oldest of the felagi at 30 and is one of Folkmarr's hird. He wields a winged spear and has a sardonic sense of humor. He calls you 'sister', which is fun.

Barki Berthold

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[Halla Skyfire]
Endurance: (13/13) | Frenzy: (5/5) (+5 to all Combat Rolls) | Armor: (8/8)
Hugr Capacity: (36/36)
Orthstirr: (515/561) | Odr: (21)
-Frami: 187 | Virthing: 187 | Saemd: 187
Hamingja: (17) (0 temporary)
Hamr: (7) | Infusion Rank: (6)
Hugr: (7) | Infusion Rank: (5)
Fylgja: (5) | Infusion Rank: (4)
Bloodlust: 0 (Will increase by 1 every season you go without fighting something. If it reaches 10 then you will *have* to fight something.)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Overview[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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You are Abjorn Bearbreaker's Warrior-Wife and are now a Berserk-by-definition. You are also a mother to four beautiful little children.
You are 19 years-old. You are at the Saga Establishment stage of Norse Cultivation.
Your main kenning is: Skyfire (+1 dice to all combat rolls made while flying)
2: Longstride (+4 dice to Overland rolls)
3: N/A
4: N/A
5: N/A
You own 240 acres of land in the Hading Valley, very close to Steinarr's Farm.
You now own the *Wavedancer*, a 22-bench snekkja.
Currency: 259oz Silver, 191oz Gold, 60 assorted dwarf coins

Your Maximum Combat Dice Pool is 86d6 (51d6 from stats and skills, costing you 42 Orthstirr to reach, 12d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)
Your Base Combat Dice Pool is 44d6 (9d6 from stats and skills, 12d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)

You are Fluent in:
-Norse
-English

You are making progress understanding these things:
-The Bible (9) COMPLETE!

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Your soul is full of life. Grasses grow, flowers bloom, life thrives. Yet... it feels like it's a bit empty, like you need to fill it with *more* life, with more variety. You've got more variety, but it still feels like there's *more* you're missing.

Farm plots dot your soul and grow a selection of basic crops. They fields aren't anything special, just Decent.

In the middle of your soul is a hill with a mostly empty crater. Odr pools at the bottom, slowly filling the well.

You have 10 Basic Pockets. (110 Orthstirr left)
-3 Holding 1 Frenzy
You have 1 Armory Pocket (20 Orthstirr)
-Bolt Thrower (4 Dice, Ranged)
You have 1 Brewery Pocket (20 Orthstirr)
-It contains 1 Hearthroot Berry

A sealwood sapling has been planted. It has now grown to the size of a young tree. 5/5 of the branches bear the waxy leaves. It has been fed 9 Odr and seems to want more.

At the very edge of your being, where the in meets the out, is a locked and barred Gate. It faces out, away from the emptiness of your soul.
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[SPOILER=Journal]
[SPOILER=Completed Entries (Warning: Actual Spoilers)]
Note: Unfortunately, I did not start keeping track of this until late Winter of Year 7, so that's my bad.

Seeking Aki
-In the Battle for Horra's Compound, Aki's fylgja was unfortunately killed. That means he's trapped in Ginnungagap — *without* a fylgja. You need to rescue him before he... well, before he's not Aki anymore.
-You managed to rescue him and learned just how low on the ladder you really are.

Troll-men Reprisal
-Troll-men attacked your farm, destroyed your home, and carried off your animals. This *cannot* stand. Vengeance must be had, one way or another, your burning soul demands it.
-After descending into the depths beneath your destroyed home, you met some svartalfar, one of which guided you to the troll-men nest.
-After a ferocious battle, you managed to destroy the nest. You even slew 1230 troll-men in the process! Good for you!

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The Hading Witch
-Aki Runson pointed you towards a witch who, apparently, lives in the heart of the Hading. Maybe it's not a good idea to trust the word of a little blind boy, but when have you ever let something as minor as that stop you?
-Alright, so, turns out that the Witch isn't who Aki was trying to point you to. Which begs the question, who is the Witch?
-ALRIGHT. So, the Witch is *dead*. How long? You don't know. What killed her? You also don't know. You don't know a lot of things when it comes to this situation, unfortunately.
-...The evidence, what little there is, points to Halfdan being the murderer. But why? What reason would he have to kill the Witch?

The Freedfire Kenning
-Drifa called your father by a name unfamiliar to you. The name 'Steinarr Freedfire'. Why is it only now that you find out about this? Frankly, you're getting a bit annoyed at being so out of the loop!
-There's something about kennings that makes men act in certain ways.
-Since you've gotten your kenning of 'Longstride', you've been a bit more... You're not really sure, really. You suppose that you're bouncier than you used to be, and just generally faster, quicker to move. You also are struggling to slow down for the slower people.... Yeah, yeah kennings do have an effect, but how deep does it go?
-You met a man called Logi Firehair with, as the name would imply, hair perpetually on fire. Is that as a result of his kenning or is his kenning a result of it?

Skirsvikingar and You
-You fought and barely managed to edge out a victory against a Stoneson of the Skirsvikingar, thanks mainly to Abjorn's might and a *lot* of luck. But the question remains, what where Skirsvikingar doing in the Hading Valley of all places?
-You found a necklace bearing the words 'Skirsalr Entry-Key' and 'Stoneson Hakon Atlason' on Hakon Atlason's corpse. The name suggests that Skirsalr is the hall of the Skirsvikingar, but that doesn't tell you that much.

The Vestfold Amulet
-Asveig left you an amulet with her dying breath. Apparently, there's something in Vestfold it belongs with. No further details were given and you doubt there's much more you could learn from your home.
-The amulet has runes neither you nor Blackhand can read.

How to Write?
-Ever since you finished the Bible, you've been thinking about how knowledge is stored and passed down. Oral is good, but it could be better. One thing is clear, though, if you want to store information for a very long time, writing seems to be good at that!
-Book pages are made of a thin animal hide, with string to bind the pages, and a cover of some kind. With time, you could definitely make something like this.

Yellow-Eyed Drysalt
-Mentioning the name of 'Drysalt' threw everyone native to the Valley into a state of near-panic. What in all the realms is going on?!

A Second Kyrsvikingar Outpost?
-Eric's back and he's not alone. Apparently, a new Kyrsvikingar outpost has been set up in Asvir, but there's already one here... Just what is going on?

The Loaves of Lombardy
-Every since you feasted on some cheese-covered breadsticks and learned their origins — both by courtesy of Gary Tuskpuncher — you dreamed of what else you might discover in Lombardy, in the Kingdom of Italy.

The Heart of the Hading
-While walking home one evening, you happened to witness the retelling of Hallr Blackhand's battle against Hasvir Hadinghero. For some reason, you feel a strong desire to see the site where it happened.
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[SPOILER=Poetic Inspirations]
-The Draugr. You battled a Draugr and not only lived to tell about it, but also absolutely styled on it. Your best poem for it so far has 7 successes, giving you 7 orthstirr.
-The Ironbrother. You battled an Ironbrother and managed to eek out a victory. Your best poem for it so far has 12 successes, giving you 12 orthstirr. +1 to Nut-Cracker, as well.
-Ginnungagap. You travelled along the banks of Ginnungagap.
-Niflheim. You travelled along the banks of the Land of Mists.
-The Bearbreaker. You were there when your husband earned a kenning.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Traits[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Boons:
-Snake's Tongue - +1 to starting hugr and makes it easier to raise.
-Bold - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to gain orthstirr.
-Beautiful - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to charm others.
-Friendly - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to make friends.
-Bloodlust - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to do acts of violence.
-Spirit of the Wizard-Owl - Doubles hugr capacity while also occasionally bringing you magical spells, potions, and other miscellaneous things.
-Charred Soul - A trait guaranteed to be passed down to your successor. This trait gives the recipient access to the counsel of their predecessors as well as parts of their knowledge.
-Born of Fire - A trait guaranteed to be passed down to your children. You are resistant to fire and find it far easier to develop fire-based hugareida (+1 Success to Training Fire-Based Hugareida), but take additional damage from water-based hugareida.
-The Bloody Basics - The basics of combat are so ingrained in you that they're passed on to your children. Guaranteed to be passed down. (Your children start with Hone and Reinforce already unlocked)
-Born With Hammer in Hand: Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to forge. (Upgrades forged products by 1 tier, to a maximum of Superior if lacking Forgefire)
-It's About What You Leave Behind: Your children will have an easier time earning muna.

Incomplete Boons:
-Little Sister's Wisdom (5/9): Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to convince older brothers. Unlock by being a wise little sister.
-Nut-Cracker (6/9): Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to scare men. Unlock by cracking nuts.
-Knightslayer (2/9): Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to battle Pages, Squires, and Knights. Unlock by dueling and defeating 9 different Pages, Squires, and/or Knights
-Jarl-in-the-Making (2/9): Have 9 different people (not related to you nor to each other) swear themselves into your service to unlock Incomplete Boon: Jarlssoul.
-Speaking Out of Law (3/9): Unlocks certain events and gives bonuses towards socializing with beings outside the law. Unlock by successfully socializing with beings outside the law
-Lawyer Up (1/9): Unlocks certain events and gives bonuses towards speaking in court. Unlock by successfully winning court cases.
-Army Cleaver (1/9): You have a knack for withstanding the horde, which makes it easier to fight against large masses of weak foes. Unlock by winning against overwhelming odds.

Flaws:
-A Woman in a Man's World - Makes it difficult to gain recognition for your actions.
-Bloodlust - You will struggle to stay focused on tasks if your Bloodlust has not been sated.
-Nearsighted - You vision is blurry at distance, making it harder to fight at range.

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Equipment[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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A simple wool dress with light embroidery. A red apron is secured by a belt to your body. The belt has a couple pouches which are empty save for a pair of silver pennies.
You've taken to wearing your Good Gambeson over your dress and apron. The gambeson has 8 Armor and has your name embroidered on it.
You wield an atgeir called 'Sagaseeker', which you received as a reward from Halfdan the Dane before turning into a legend. It has a lively, catlike spirit and has a replenishing supply of 35 orthstirr, which you can draw from at will. It gives you an extra 9d6 combat dice, though costs you both hands to use effectively. It now has Storm Iron infused into its edge, providing you with the ability to channel orthstirr into it for an extra point of Damage while allowing for non-hugareida lightning-based tricks to be used. Its runes make it swing faster while forcing the enemy to swing slower, effectively giving you an extra attack.
You have two saxes hanging from your belt, one is merely Good (4d6, Forged Iron), the other is Ashen Kiss, a Superior-grade sax (6d6, Molten Iron - Allows orthstirr to be channeled through to increase Damage by 1, also allows non-hugareida fire-based tricks to be used. Runes on it cause any wounds it makes to be moved to the target's neck)

[SPOILER=Inventory]
-1 Superior Mail Shirt (Forged Iron) (9/17 Armor, +4 to Defense) (13 Orthstirr Reserve)
-1 Fine Work Knife (Worth ~3 Silver Oz) (+4 Work Dice)
-1 Fine Toolset (Forged Iron) (+5 Successes to Crafting Rolls)
-1 Wondrous Toolset (Forged Iron+Salamander Bone Ash) (+9 Successes to Crafting Rolls, Doubles Armor Repair)
-1 Good Wood Axe (Bog Iron) (+3 Work Dice)
-1 Good Scythe (Bog Iron) (+3 Work Dice)
-1 Superior Scythe (Forged Iron) (+6 Work Dice)
-1 Superior Plow (Forged Iron) (+6 Work Dice)
-1 Good Pot (Bog Iron) (+3 Food)
-1 Mastercraft Pot (Forged Iron+Tasty Sheep Bone Ash+Runes("What is cooked in this pot will be healthy to eat.")) (+8 Food Produced, Doubles training dice for Hamr, Makes everything cooked in it taste a little bit like mutton)
-3 Meat-Keeping Stick (???) (Stab into meat to keep it fresh)
-1 Explosive Charm
-1 Fine Silver Armband (Worth ~15 Silver Oz) (Runes: 'Weaken, defy, and resist what is drawn to the beacon's light, what is found near the troll's cave, what is held in the swimmer's hand.' which protects against hostile magics and spirits with a specific focus on Horra and Hasvir.)
-1 Fine Silver Armband (Blank)
-1 Superior Bible (???)
-1 Multiplying Fish (It multiplies upon poke, getting slightly smaller each time)
-Empty Sack Body (Seems to need straw...)
-A scorn-pole, the runes colored with old red paint. It was made by Horra Hasvisson and planted on your land.
-65oz of Bog Iron, 583oz of Forged Iron, 18oz Drafty Iron
-2 Socket Stones
-1 Rune-Carved Silver Amulet (You inherited this from Asveig... it doesn't feel right to wear, just yet)
-1 Alarm Charm (???)
-4 Black, Spiky Seeds. They pulsate with a heartbeat-like tempo.
-2 Wax Writing Tablets, With Styli
-1 Automatic Comb. It combs your hair automatically! Nifty!
-1 Weird stick thing. It leaves a dark trail where the point touches.
-1 Weird teeth necklace thing. Six large, pointy teeth sit on a woven cord. Each tooth hums with power.
-1 False Eye. This is a strange, see-through, false eyeball that seems to contain a slumbering spirit.
-1 Dwarven Hammer and Chisel. You're not really sure what it does, but it sure does *something!*
-1 Clay Bottle of Earthblood. Earthblood, of course, being lava.
-1 Wondrous Tafl Board. The Owl Bone Ash allows you to pick two people every turn. They both roll a d6. On a 6, their Capacity is upgraded by 1. The board also doubles training dice for Hugr and Tactics.
-1 Shadow-Bear Corpse. This corpse has enough material in it for three projects.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Feats[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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(+26 Orthstirr a Year)
You saved Halfdan's Farm, which earns you 2 Orthstirr a year.
You won a wrestling match against Knappr Horrasson in a spectacular fashion, earning you 1 Orthstirr a year
You battled and defeated a nisse-turned-monster when it attacked your home, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year
You battled and defeated Father Gerrit while on raid, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year
You attacked a Knightly Manor and didn't get absolutely bodied, earning you 5 Orthstirr a year
You fought an Ironbrother-tier enemy and won, earning 5 Orthstirr a year.
You battled a Threaded Man in defense of your friends, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year
You went to Ginnungagap and back, earning you 4 Orthstirr a year
 
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Reputation and Relations[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Drengskapr: 10 | Odrengskapr: 0
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Family:
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Abjorn Bearbreaker: (10/10) Abjorn is a large man, about a year older than you. He sometimes struggles to keep his temper down, though he's always been pleasant to you. You and he shared a kiss under a falling tree, cementing your relationship as lovers, though you and he are long past that stage now, for he is your husband and you his wife.
Asgeirr Abjornsson: (10/10) Asgeirr is your firstborn. He seems to be rowdy and temperamental. He's easily the loudest crier of the three.
Sigurdr Abjornsson: (10/10) Sigurdr is your secondborn. He's much calmer than his siblings and far more social, which is why you decided that he should be the one to carry that odd puukko.
Eyvor Abjornsdottir: (10/10) Eyvor is your thirdborn. She's rather temperamental, but it takes a bit more to get her crying than it does Asgeirr.
Hallbjorn Abjornsson: (N/A) Hallbjorn is your fourthborn. He's got a grumpy nature and has a strange lack of hair to his face.

Father's Family:
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Father: (10/10) He loves you more than life itself. He would rather die than see harm come to you. However, he's starting to come to terms with the fact that he won't always be there to protect you. After the death of Asveig... he's gotten better, with the lifting of the curse, but he's still been deeply affected by her passing.
Mother: (X/10) You and your Mother... You don't get along, well, you get along better than you did before. You and her will never see eye to eye, not truly, but... well, at least you're not fighting anymore, right? Well... you'll never fight with her again now, you suppose.
Sterki Steinarsson: (6/10) He's a little scamp, just like his older sister. He enjoys being around you.
Steinkell Steinarsson: (3/10) He's your youngest brother and boy does he not really like you very much.
Randi: (10/10): Randi is a thrall of your father's and helps around the house. You grew up listening to her tell you stories, so she's got a soft spot in your heart.
Flekkr: (10/10): Flekkr the Dog is a friendly sort, once you got to know him. As long as you treat him right, he'll stay loyal to the end. It's clear he's suffered from human hands in the past and that's not something you want to remind him of.
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Sten's Family:
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Sten Iskearauta: (9/10): It's been 10 years since your eldest brother by six years went off to be fostered somewhere. He's back now, though, with wife and daughter. He seems somewhat fearful of something, but isn't saying what. He's a master smith.
Minna: (7/10): A petite and demure woman. She's certainly pretty, with blonde hair and quiet eyes, though she doesn't seem to be much of a talker.
Drifa Stensdottir: (6/10): An utterly adorable little girl. Frankly, she reminds you of yourself, when you were as little as her. As cute as she was when she disliked you, it's increased ten-fold now that she sees you as the older sister she never had.
Draupnir Stensson: (4/10): Draupnir is a bit ambivalent towards you, though certainly warmer than Steinkell!
Eldjarn Stensson: (N/A) Even as young as Eldjarn is, anyone with an ounce of spiritual sense can tell that he's got potential. He's bursting at the seams with it!
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Eric's Family:
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Eric Steinarsson: (10/10) He's your older brother by about four years. He's fine, if a little absent-minded and a little timid, though that doesn't seem to be the case anymore! He seeks your counsel on certain matters. He's now a Stoneson of the Kyrsvikingar and an accomplished shipwright.
Stigrun Kerssdottir: (6/10) You don't know much about Stigr's sister, other than that she's a bit flimsy. You've not spoken with her much.
Leif Ericsson: (5/10) Leif is your brother's firstborn. He's rather quiet and keeps to himself, though he is *very* inquisitive.
Leikny Ericsdottir: (N/A) Leikny is the current youngest of Eric's children. She's only a baby, not much going on behind those eyes.
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Asva's Family:
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Asva Steinarsdottir: (10/10) She's your older sister by two years and was Mother's favorite. With Mother's death, she's really started to grow into her own. Still snide, but in an adult way. She's married to Jordan Halfdansson and is a talented seamstress.
Jordan Halfdansson: (8/10) Jordan is... He's fine, you guess. On the handsomer side of the spectrum and is pleasant enough to be around, but not all that outstanding personality-wise. Above-average combatant, but that's about it.
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Friends:
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Stigr Kersson: (10/10) Stigandr, or 'Stigr' to his friends, is about your age. No matter how many times you've seen him get knocked down, he's never learned to keep his mouth shut. He's probably one of the best shots in the valley. He's probably your best friend, other than Abjorn. Now that he's back, it's like everything is right in the world... even though you know it can't be.
Aki Weaponwing: (10/10) Aki's about four years younger than you and he's an... odd child. Says things he shouldn't know and predicts the patterns of the weather, that sort of thing. He's rather sassy, but also extremely lonely.
Halfdan the Dane: (10/10) He's a tough old dog of a man. Armed with an atgeir, he is a force to be reckoned with on any battlefield. While Vidar has him beat in raw power and Steinarr out-skills him, Halfdan is still a veteran Varangian and that puts him at a high tier.
Stigmar Kersson: (10/10) Stigmar is Stigandr's brother. You don't know much about him, but he seems pleasant enough. He's sworn himself to you, on account of acting when Stigandr was suffering from Nidheart.
Gabriel: (7/10) Gabriel is a Squire, which honestly spooks you a little bit after the events of the raid. More importantly, though, is that he's sworn to help you annihilate the evil cursing your father's home.
Tryggr Broadteeth (7/10) One part of a pair of twins that you recruited after defeating in battle. Tryggr is the more wild of the two and seems to be a kind of kindred spirit to you.
Trausti Pinchfinger: (7/10) The other part of a pair of twins that you recruited after defeating in battle. Trausti is the more levelheaded of the two and can often be seen trying to rein Tryggr's antics in.
The Seeress: (8/10) The Seeress is a wise woman who lives in Asvir during the summer with her young daughter, Kolla. She, apparently, had a pair of sons with Hallr? She's also teaching you seidr now, which is great!
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Foes:
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Jarl Erikaer Corpsemaker, Jarl of Jurgdby and the Hading: (-100/10). There aren't enough words to describe how much you hate this man. He insulted your father in a massive way, by steal the high seat from him at your wedding. Unfortunately, as he is the Steelfather of the Kyrsvikingar, he's more or less untouchable.
Osborn Burisson: (-10/10) Turns out, being called-out on a lie by a 'woman of all things' really doesn't make some people happy.
Sverre Glebsson: (3/10) He tried to kiss you once, but Abjorn threw him into a pond. You don't hate him or anything, but it was kinda gross. He didn't take it very well, but doesn't hold any animosity towards you.
Hod Horrasson: (-3/10) He shot Abjorn with an arrow before having his chest blown open by one of Stigr's. If he's alive, you don't like him very much, plus he's got some sort of grudge against your father.
Knappr Horrasson: (-7/10) You wrestled with him at Asvir and absolutely demolished him. He's pissed and boy does he want revenge.
The Hading Witch: (?/10) Okay, there's something about her that *really* sets you on edge. With new information from Aki, you know that she's definitely *not* friendly.
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Others:
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Jerasmus the Mendicant: (9/10) Jerasmus is some kind of learned traveler, or something that Steinarr took as a thrall. He's very old, but has this infectious enthusiasm for life and learning that you can't help but like him. He's also Gabriel's 'teacher', for what you don't know.
Kolla: (?/10) A very strange child, she reminds you a bit of Aki. She's the daughter of Ironjaw and the Seeress, which means that she's got a wild time ahead of her.
Joarr Halfdansson: (7/10) He's a younger guy, about Aki's age if you had to make a guess. Decent with a bow and spear, but he lacks any real drive to get stronger on his own.
Jon Halfdansson: (6/10) You've never formally met Halfdan's youngest son, though he's said to be a talented rider.
Torsten Twoshield: (5/10) A strange, short, and ugly man. He's your father's friend and wants to talk to him about a 'business proposal'. He's apparently a former Varangian, same as Steinarr.
Toki Thunsson: (10/10) A dwarf of Clan Duckling. He and his brothers live on — or rather, *under* — your land. He named you a dwarf-friend of Clan Duckling.
Clan Duckling: (5/10) The Dwarves of Clan Duckling treat you with respect. They will occasionally come with business offers for you.
Folkmarr Manetaker: (4/10) Folkmarr is a rather interesting young man, about the same age as you. He's a Jarl, which means a lot of things to a lot of people, but the most important part is that he's the boss. He killed a lion and wears its mane as his own. He's also related to fucking Horra Hasvisson, the bastard. But, in recent years, he's started to come around on a lot of things.
Audrikr Fishfighter: (6/10) Audrikr is probably the oldest of the felagi at 30 and is one of Folkmarr's hird. He wields a winged spear and has a sardonic sense of humor. He calls you 'sister', which is fun.
Barki Bertholdsson: (4/10) He looks like a child. He's small, there's not even a wish of a beard on his face, and he is weak. How in all the realms did he manage to get in this felag? Well, at least his voice is pleasant, when he's not stuttering all over the place.
Fabvir the Fabulous: (3/10) Possibly the handsomest man you have ever met. He looks strangely familiar, like you've seen pictures of him before... He fights with a sword with a guard shaped like antlers.
Hasvir Horrasson: (4/10) Hasvir... You're not really sure what exactly you feel about him. He's pleasant enough to you, but the way he treats other people... He doesn't want to continue the feud, which is a good thing, you suppose.
Kurt Frogtongue: (6/10) Kurt is your farmhand. He's decent at his job and has a notably long tongue.
Haydis Slipshoe: (6/10) Haydis is Kurt's wife and helps you look after your children. She's a strong willed woman, though tries not to be overbearing.
Hallotta Kurtsdottir: (5/10) Hallotta is the daughter of Kurt and Haydis. She gets along well with Sigurdr and Hallbjorn, but really doesn't like Asgeirr or Eyvor.
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Gautrekr Klippsson: (X/10) (Died: Summer 5) He's bald and hates boats. He fights with an axe, a sax, and a shield. You don't know much about him, other than the fact that he tries to distance himself from you, on account of your brother the boat maker.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Training and Stats[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Training Dice: 59d6 (1d6 from base, 17d6 from hamingja, 3d6 from Halfdan's Training, 2d6 from Sparring with Gabriel, 3d6 from Abjorn's Leverage, 3d6 from Stigmar Sparring, 2d6 from Stigr, 1d6 from Aki, 6d6 from Tryggr and Trausti, 1d6 from Eric, 8d6 from Steinar's Plant Lore, 12 from Hooknails)
+1 Auto-Success to Crafting Training, thanks to Sten's Teachings
+1 Auto-Success to Fire Hugareida Training, thanks to Boon: Born of Fire
Double training dice put towards learning fire hugareida tricks, thanks to Blackhand's Fire Safety Course.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Hamr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Rank 7 (Dice Max is 8d6, 1 Orthstirr to Max) | Base Dice: 7d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 64
Requires (79) more successes to rank up
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Skills[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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General Tricks
(4/7 Trick Capacity)
(X) Hone Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr Per Dice): Coats your held items in orthstirr, adding an extra dice to every action of your choice. Please mark the actions that receive and the amount that they receive.
(X) Sharpen Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr Per Dice): A rather unorthodox trick that requires one to develop a considerable degree of control over their orthstirr. Using one's orthstirr, you shave away a layer of metal from the edge of a blade, leaving it with a new, perfectly sharp edge.
(X) Reinforce Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr Per Dice): Coats your body+held items in orthstirr, adding an extra dice to every defend you make, as long as the orthstirr fuels it.
(X) Magnify-Sight Trick (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Focusing your orthstirr into your eyes, you see the world sharper and far clearer than before. Counters Nearsightedness while active.
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Glima Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(2/3 Trick Capacity)
Refined Tricks:
(X) Knee-Groin Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Glima trick that involves driving your knee between your opponent's legs and then bringing them to the ground. (Mastery: 0/36)
Rough Tricks:
(X) Palm-Crush Trick (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Glima trick that involves slamming your palm into various different parts of the body. (Refined: 0/6)

Strike Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Chop Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(3/5 Trick Capacity)
Refined Tricks:
(X) Shatter-Wrist Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A trick that's aimed at a shield that's meant to break the wrist holding it. (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Power-Chop Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A basic yet useful trick. Cheap and does damage, what more can you ask for? (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Leaping-Cleave Trick (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A trick that's a bit of a gamble. It leaves you somewhat vulnerable in the air and gives the target a window of escape, but deals devastating damage on hit. Strips defensive tricks and demolishes shields, at the very least. (Mastery: 0/36)

Bash Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(1/3 Trick Capacity)
Rough:
(X) Stunner Slam (Cost 8 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A quick-firing trick that aims to strike the target in such a way to leave them stunned, such as between the eyes or the stomach. Use of this in a fight can cause people to grow angry, as it can serve as a shaming-strike depending on location. (Refined: 0/6)

Slash Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Pierce Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(1/3 Trick Capacity)
Refined:
(X) Skewer-Flick Trick (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): With this trick, you run an enemy through and lift them into the air. Once up high, you toss them away with a sharp flick. (Mastered: 0/36)
Vague:
Long-Lunge Trick: A basic trick that extends the reach of a spear or other polearm while lunging. Can vary the extension by fueling with additional orthstirr. (Rough: 2/3)

Throw Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (7 Successes Left)
(1/3 Trick Capacity)
Rough:
(X) Chuck Trick (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A basic trick that allows you to throw things with great force, if less accuracy. (Refined: 0/6)

Shoot Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(1/3 Trick Capacity)
Rough:
(X) Meteoric Shot (Cost 12 Orthstirr/3 Odr): When a projectile is fired, it leaps high into the sky before falling back down to earth towards its target. Deals heavy damage, very high range, and can be difficult to defend against if the target is unaware, however, it requires a moment of time to aim properly and is relatively easy to dodge if the person is aware of it. (Refined: 0/6)

Defend Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left)| Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(4/5 Trick Capacity)
Mastered Tricks:
(X) Reinforce-Shield Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr Per 2 Layers): Every orthstirr put into this trick gives your shield an additional HP. A trick hitting it strips it of all trick-HP, though it leaves the shield intact. (Perfection: 0/72)
Refined:
(X) Hefty-Halter-Chop Trick (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A chopping trick best used for purposes both defensive and intercepting. By swinging hard, the user tries to stop an incoming attack with one of their own. (Mastery: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Slice-Aside Trick (Cost 8 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A cutting trick that comes in two parts. The first is the initial block, which is rolled as a trick defense. The second is the counterattack, which is rolled as a mundane attack. (Cutting Polearms Only) (Refined: 0/6)
(X) Focus Guard (Cost 14 Orthstirr/3 Odr): A perfect parry trick. The caveat of this one is that it requires total focus in order to wield, which means that the user cannot move or dodge during its use. (Refined: 3/6)

Dodge Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left)
(3/4 Trick Capacity)
Refined:
(X) Sidestep Trick (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A basic trick that allows you to side step a single physical attack. (Masterr: 0/36)
(X) Sway Trick (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A basic trick that allows you to try to sway out of the way of attacks. (Mastery: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Backstep Trick (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A quick-use trick that allows the user to fling themselves back at great velocity. It while keep you safe from all but the most large scale attacks, however it gives your opponent ample opportunity to take advantage of. (Refined: 1/6)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Non-Combat[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Farmwork Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(2/4 Trick Capacity)
Rough:
(X) Sowing Sight (No Cost): A farming trick that allows the user to see where to sow to achieve maximum effectiveness. This allows you to spend less time for the same result, with further refinements improving both time saved and final results. (Refined: 1/6)
(X) Harvesting Sense (No Cost): A farming trick that allows the user to tell exactly when crops are perfect for harvesting, which saves a lot of time allow the user to achieve the same results for less effort, with further refinements improving both time saved and final results. (Refined: 0/6)

Labor Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Success Left)
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Overland Rank (2) (Dice Max is 3d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (2 Successes Left)
(1/2 Trick Capacity)
(X) Climb Trick: Unlocks ability to scale difficult surfaces.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Martial Styles[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Stoker State (Mastery 4) (11 Successes Left)
(Stoked Pool: 12d6) (Combat Dice: 12d6)
(4/6 Trick Capacity)
Stages: (Upgrades every other Mastery Up)
-Stage 1 (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Every Basic Attack made adds 1d6 to the 'Stoked Pool'
-Stage 2 (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Every Basic Attack made adds 2d6 to the 'Stoked Pool'
Refined:
(X) Flame-Tending Blade (Cost 1 Aspect): A powerful Finale that requires time to charge up. The longer you give it, the harder it hits and the faster it deploys. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Fire Poker (Cost 12 Orthstirr/3 Odr): A medium-to-long range Stoker State trick that features a spear-shaped blast of hardened fire. (Refined: 0/6)
(X) Devouring Blaze (Cost 16 Orthstirr/4 Odr): A trick that scales with how much energy was put into it. The more energy, the longer the range and greater the area of effect. (Refined: 0/6)
(X) Stoking Strike (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A basic offensive melee trick that allows the user to control how much power is put into it. Damage scales with power put into it. (Refined: 0/6)
Vague:
Tinder Blades: A short-to-medium range Stoker State trick that unleashes a flurry of hardened fire knives at an enemy. Does little damage on its own, but is great for area denial. (Rough: 0/3)
Smolder Sword: A melee trick that summons a sword of hardened fire for the user to wield, meaning that the user will never be caught weaponless. (Rough: 0/3)
Fire Starter: A short-to-medium range trick that allows the user to use as a launchpad for fire-based tricks. (Rough: 0/3)
Brazier Bomb: A short range trick that sees the user planting a campfire-sized patch of fire on the ground. If the enemy steps into it, it explodes. The user may also trigger it at will. (Rough: 0/3)
Firepit Fling: A movement trick that allows the user to launch themselves in any direction at great speeds. Scales with how much power is put into it. (Rough: 0/3)
Stoking Guard: A basic defensive trick that allows the user to control how much power is put into it. (Rough: 2/3)
Ember Stoke: A passive trick that converts damage taken into extra Stoked Dice. It does not mean that you take no damage, it simply means that taking damage gives you dice. (Rough: 0/3)

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[SLIDE_HEADER] Shapeshifting[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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You have 4 open shapeshifting slots.
-High-Twitch Muscles (Increases Attack Speed)
-Dense Muscles (Increases Melee Damage)
-Target-Tracking Eyes (Increases Ranged Damage)
-Fast Creation
-- 4Fold Kindle Spinner (11 Orthstirr)
-- 4Fold Sparkbomb (24 Orthstirr)
-- 3Fold Inertia-Arresting Throw (11 Orthstirr)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Hugr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Rank 7 (Dice Max is 8d6, 2 Orthstirr to Max) | Base Dice: 6d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 32
Requires (54) more successes to rank up 
0~0~0
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Skills[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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General Tricks
(2/7 Trick Capacity)
(X) Recall (Cost 0): Call an unsecured object to your hand using the power of your projected will.
(X) Fast Recall (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Quickly call an unsecured object to your hand using the power of your projected will.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Social[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Barb-Tongue Rank (2) (Dice Max is 3d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (2 Successes Left) 
(1/2 Trick Capacity)
(X) Probe Trick (Cost: 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Barb-Tongue trick that tries to figure out people's insecurities and faults. (Mastery: 0/36)
 
Silver-Tongue Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (4 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(2/4 Trick Capacity)
Refined:
(X) First-Impressions Trick (Cost: 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A passive Silver-Tongue trick that improves first impressions. (Mastery: 0/36)
(X) Goal-Tell Trick (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): An active trick that gives you a good idea of what someone is angling for, if they have one and if you manage to slip past their Composure. (Mastery: 0/36)

Composure Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 1 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 3d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 8
(1/6 Trick Capacity) (Calm Charges: 3/3)
Refined:
(X) Cool-Off Trick (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): An active trick that allows you to flush your system with calming thoughts. (Mastered: 0/36)
Vague:
Facial Schooling: A passive trick that makes it progressively harder to get a read on you after initial reading. (Rough: 1/3)

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Crafting[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Design Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) 
(1/3 Trick Capacity)
(X) Security Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to competently design things like fences, walls, hideouts, and watchtowers, amongst other things.
Residence Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to competently design things like homes, halls, and things of that nature. (4/6)
Utility Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to competently design things like barns, workshops, storehouses, and things of that nature. (5/6)

Wordplay Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 2d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 4
(2/4 Trick Capacity)
-Every rank up of Wordplay grants you an extra Capacity (+2 thanks to Owl Fylgja)
(X) Poetry Trick: Unlocks creation of poetry.
(X) Teaching Trick: Unlocks competent teaching.

Artcraft Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (2 Successes Left)
(3/4 Trick Capacity)
(X) Imaging Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to draw and paint.
(X) Jewelry Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make jewelry.
(X) Decorate Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to add decorations and embellishments to crafted items.

Housecraft Rank (5) (Dice Max is 6d6, 6 Orthstirr to Max) (31 Success Left)
(4/5 Trick Capacity)
(X) Tool Trick: Unlocks creation of wood axes, work knifes, scythes, and other tools.
(X) Clothes Trick: Unlocks creation of clothes.
(X) Household Trick: Unlocks creation of basic household items like pots, utensils, and furniture
(X) Alcohol Skill-Trick: Unlocks creation of various kinds of alcoholic beverages.

Armorcraft Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) 
(2/4 Trick Capacity) (Automatically repairs 4 Armor every turn)
(X) Mail Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make mail.
(X) Helm Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make helms.
Gambeson Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make gambesons (2/6)
Shields Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make better shields (2/6)

Weaponcraft Rank (5) (Dice Max is 6d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (32 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(3/6 Trick Capacity)
(X) Sax Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make saxes.
(X) Rare Weapon Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make rare weapons like atgeirs and bryntrolls.
(X) Sword Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make swords.

Wildcraft Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) 
(2/4 Trick Capacity)
(X) Tracking Skill-Trick: A skill-trick that unlocks the ability to competently find and follow tracks
(X) Stealth Skill-Trick: A skill-trick that unlocks the ability to competently sneak around.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Other[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Management Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) 
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Scouting Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(0/4 Trick Capacity)

Sailing Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) 
(0/4 Trick Capacity)

Tactics Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (2 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(Tactics Infusions adds greater depth to your ability to read your opponents)
(0/4 Trick Capacity)
Vague:
Talent Tell: A passive tactics trick that allows the user to identify what their opponent is best at whether it be melee combat, hugareida usage, or whatever it is. (Rough: 1/3)

Strategy Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(Strategy Infusions adds greater depth to your ability to read your opponents)
(0/4 Trick Capacity)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Hugareida[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Alloys[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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You have 1/3 open alloy slots

Alloy: Forgefire (Grade III)
(+1 Bonus Dice and +2 Bonus Damage to to Forgefire Tricks/Smithing) (Ignition+Campfire)
Refined:
(X) Heated Shroud (Cost 5 Orthstirr/1 Odr): By focusing, a shroud of intense heat surrounds the user. While not especially damaging, it still hurts all those who get within melee range. (Mastered: 0/36)
(O) Forge Weld (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A surge of concentrated flames allows two pieces of metal to bond together. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(O) Heat Hold (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Forgefire trick that allows the user to stop heat from escaping an object as long as concentration is held. (Refined: 1/6)

Alloy: Emberwind (Grade III)
(+1 Bonus Dice and +2 Bonus Damage to Emberwind Tricks) (Ignition+Gale)
Refined:
(X) Sparkbomb (Cost 15 Orthstirr/3 Odr): Originally a modified Kindle Spinner, this trick is designed to be a finisher. In accordance with its origins, it can be used both in melee and at range. While the creation of the bomb itself is very quick, it travels very slowly through the air. (Mastered: 0/36)
(O) Fireside Barrage (Cost 7 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A trick that sends a barrage of low-power fire attacks at an opponent with the intent to overwhelm their defenses. (Mastered: 2/36)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Momentum[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Standstill (Grade IV)
(+1 Bonus Dice and +3 Instances to Standstill Tricks)
Refined Tricks:
(X) Inertia-Arresting-Throw (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Throw out a cloak of Standstill that can either block ranged attacks or stop a weapon in its tracks until you free it. (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Contested-Movement (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A low-cost move that seems to slow down time, letting the user turn an incoming attack into a contest of hamr. The victor carries on with a either a trick or a basic attack against the loser. If neither are available then the opponent's attack is simply stopped. (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Halting-Vortex (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A three-foot wide circle of invisible stopping force swirls around your palm and acts the role of a shield. (Mastery: 25/36)
(X) Semi-Halting Vortex (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A field modification of Halting Vortex that sacrifices stopping power for reusability and mobility. If an enemy trick has more orthstirr, then Semi-Halting Vortex fails. Automatically succeeds against tricks of a lower level of refinement. (Mastered: 0/36)
(X) Mire Ward (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Produce a slowing field around you, that hinders the movements of all caught in its grasp whether it be friend, foe, or object. You are immobile while this is happening and it needs to be continuously fueled to keep active. (Mastered: 0/36)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Fire[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Ignition (Grade V)
(+4 Bonus Dice and +2 Bonus Damage to Ignition Tricks)
Mastered Tricks:
(X) Kindle Spinner (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Call up a tightly-spinning ball of densely-packed fire. You can either detonate it directionally with a flick of the wrist or lob it underhanded to send it bouncing along, where it'll explode on contact with an obstacle. (Perfected: 41/72)
(X) Firebomb-Strike (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): You swing a weapon and produce an explosion on impact. Not very complicated, just expensive. (Perfected: 20/72)
(X) Ember-Winged Cloak (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): This is an awfully expensive trick that allows you to defy gravity, at least for a little while. (Perfected: 32/72)
Refined:
(X) Flashfire Cleave (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): This trick is a combination of Ember-Winged Cloak and Leaping-Cleave. While it retains its armor-penetrating effects, its damage now suffers as a result. (Mastered: 2/36)
(X) Explosive-Reactive Armor (Cost 9 Orthstirr/2 Odr): This trick, though very expensive, allows the user to 'paint' themselves with layers of armor that, when struck, explode to deal damage to the attacker. (Mastered: 2/36)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Wind[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Gale (Grade I)
(Adds 1 Extra Dice to Gale Tricks)
Refined:
(X) Gale Spear (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A long-range and very precise trick. This is useless for attacking large areas, but rather effective for single targets thanks to its decent damage and speed. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Slipstream (Cost 16 Orthstirr/4 Odr): A passive speed-enhancing trick that, while rather expensive, can yield results. (Refined: 4/6)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Weapon[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Sword (Grade I)
(Adds 1 Extra Dice to Sword Tricks)
Refined:
(X) Sword Strike (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A trick that swings a spectral sword at your foes. Paying double the cost allows you to follow another attack up with an instant Sword Strike. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Sword Guard (Cost 10 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A trick that summons a spectral sword to guard you. Incoming attacks must first get through this defense before they can challenge your own. If the sword is defeated, then it must be summoned again. (Refined: 3/6)

Atgeir (Grade I)
(Adds 1 Extra Dice to Atgeir Tricks)
Rough:
(X) Atgeir Bodyguard (Cost 14 Orthstirr/3 Odr): Summons a ghostly atgeir that follows either the user or a selected target. Before an attack can reach the target, it must first get through the atgeir. Upon unsuccessfully stopping an attack, the atgeir breaks and must be re-summoned. (Refined: 0/6)
Vague:
Atgeir Counter Stab: Summons a ghostly atgeir that follows either the user or a selected target. When the target is attacked, the atgeir launches a counter-attack of its own. (Rough: 2/3)
Forceful Lever: Summons a ghostly atgeir to forcefully move someone around, if they fail to defend properly against it. If the person wills it, they may allow themselves to be moved unopposed. (Rough: 2/3)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Utility[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Campfire (Grade III)
(+2 Bonus Dice and +1 Instances to Campfire Tricks) (6/48 Successes)
Refined Tricks:
(X) Beaconlight (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): By lighting a beacon in the night, you draw the gaze of spiritual predators preying on the forms of your beloved. (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Sickness Sear (Cost 10 Orthstirr/2 Odr): By bringing a healthy flame near to where the sickness lies, the fire cleanses the area and restores the patient to good health. Only works on mundane sicknesses and poisons. (Mastery: 1/36)
Rough:
(O) Tenderizing Roast (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Campfire trick that tenderizes meat through a slow roast. (Refined: 0/6)

Clearwater (Grade 0) (7/12 Successes)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Seidr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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[SLIDE_HEADER]High Seidr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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-Tracking Someone by Their Hair (Visual): For this, you will need three tail feathers, the hair of the person in question, and an eyeball. The ritual can only be done at high noon or midnight. Place the feathers in a circle around the eye — the pupil must be staring at the sky and the feathers must be facing away from the eye. Next, take the strand of hair and puncture the eye through the lens. Enter the Trance and consume the hair-pierced eyeball. Do not chew, you have to swallow it whole.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Low Seidr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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(X) Stabilizing Palm (Cost 12 Orthstirr/3 Odr): Stabilizes heavily wounded, as long as it is not their time to die.
(X) Time Heals All Wounds (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr per Endurance Healed): A spell that heals the injured back to peak health, but requires constant touch to work.
-The Quickest Stitch: A quickly casting spell that swiftly mends cuts and slashes, but does little for broken bones or internal injuries. (4/6)
-Bone Settlement: A spell that swiftly sets broken bones and rapidly speeds up healing. (0/6)
-Draw Poison: A spell that draws poison from a wound, no matter the potency. Struggles against poisons of spiritual nature, but is not completely ineffective. (4/6)
-Sear Diseased Flesh: While extremely painful and sometimes scarring, this spell *will* stop disease in its tracks. (4/6)
(X) Eyetalking (No Cost): By locking eyes with someone, you are able to send messages to them. They cannot respond unless they also have Eyetalking.
(X) The Mind's Eye Blinks (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A quick casting spell that clears the imagination of unwanted images.
(O) Unending Time in the Sun (Cost 72 Orthstirr/15 Odr): A seidr spell that summons a miniature ball of sunlight to float around behind you. Lasts a full day, but can be dismissed at will. If dismissed, it needs to be summoned again.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Twists[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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-Punching Up (Cost 35 Orthstirr/7 Odr): When fighting an opponent twice as strong as you, your Combat Pool is multiplied by 1.5, rounding down.
-Hidden in Rags (Cost 18 Orthstirr/4 Odr): When dressed in rags, you can avoid unwanted detection as long as they don't know you're there. Getting detected by hostile Norsemen while wearing rags will cause them to laugh at you, which has the potential of giving you minor nid.
-Puncture (Cost 9 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Allows an attack to slip through perfect defenses.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Muna[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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(X) First Kiss Under A Falling Tree - You remember how the world seemed to freeze as you and Abjorn kissed. Unlocks Standstill Hugareida.
(X) Lesson of Fire - You remember how your blood sang so sweetly as you plunged your hand into fire. You now understand fire, at least this level of it. Unlocks Ignition Hugareida.
(X) The Fight of Your Life... So Far - You remember how the thrill of battle pulsed through your veins. This grants you a bonus 7 dice to any single move in combat, thrice per fight.
(X) Vows of Love - You remember the vows you made on your wedding day, on the hilts of swords both old and new. This gives you a free trait lock-in/lock-out for your future children.
(X) Fighting Father Gerrit - You remember how it felt to have to punch up, outside of your weight class. Gives you Twist: Punching Up.
(X) The Return of Stigr - You remember how it felt to have your friend back. Gives you Twist: Hidden in Rags.
(X) Failing Vortex - You remember how the Storm Arrows pierced your Halting Vortex. Gives you Twist: Puncture.
(X) A Mother's Fear - You remember how your heart hang heavy with the lack of knowledge towards your children's condition. Never again will you have that fear, that uncertainty for now you know your children's condition at all times.
(X) Determination From Defeat - You remember how it felt to lose, but even more so you remember the fire it lit inside. After suffering a defeat, you get 1.5x your current training dice for the next turn.
(X) Whistling Wind - You remember how the wind whistled as you fought Sten. Unlocks Gale Hugareida.
(X) Fire in the Sky - You remember how you flew through the air on wings of fire. Grants the Skyfire kenning.
(X) Steinarr's Sword - You have witnessed swordplay perfected. Unlocks Sword Hugareida.
(X) Meeting Your Grandfather - You finally met Hallr Blackhand — in person — while successfully communing with your atgeir, Sagaseeker. Unlocks Atgeir Hugareida.
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Rank 5 (Dice Max is 6d6, 1 Orthstirr to Max) | Base Dice: 5d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 16
Requires (23) more successes to rank up 
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Your fylgja is a Wizard-Owl.
F.Endurance: 9/9
F.Capacity: 6/9
-Basic Shield (4/4 HP)
-1 Fine Toolset (Worth ???) (+4 Successes to Crafting Rolls)
-Travel pack of food, water, a blanket, and other survival stuff
-An axe, Thievesbane (2d6 Combat dice) It belongs to somebody in Geatland, someone who would probably pay good money to have it back.
-Bomb Boulder
-Bomb Boulder
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Shapeshift/Alloy Slots:
-Fast Creation (3 Frenzy)
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Command Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2. (1 Standing Order)
(0/4 Capacity)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Runes[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Decoded Runes:
"**Let those who taste its bite stay fresher than morning dew**"="Anything stabbed with this stays completely fresh"
-Allows creation of Meat-Keeping Sticks (2 Successes)
"**Hardened-Soft Meets Black Man's End. Force of Fire is Low-Tide's Gift.**"="When the pottery breaks, it leaves an explosion behind"
-Allows creation of Explosive Charms (3 Successes)
-Explodes (3 Damage)
"**Let all struck by falling-feathers be like the trees.**" = "When this bow's arrows strike a target, they're rooted in place for a time."
"**When iron is damaged, it is fixed after it swings**." = "When the iron is damaged, it is repaired once swung."
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Known Runes:
Alarm Charm: 
"Breaking Brittle Bones Brings Battle"
The Unfinished Final Act of the Wavedancer's Helmsman:
"Net-Holder, See Us Safely-"
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Property[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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Yearly Taxes: 26oz Silver
(20oz from Wavedancer, 6oz from Abjornsby)
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Abjornsby
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Overview
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Total Work Dice: 77 (58 from Residents, 19 from Tools)
Adult Residents: 9
(Halla: 9, Abjorn: 14, Stigmar: 5, Gabriel: 3, Tryggr+Trausti: 7, Stigr: 5, Kurt+Haydis: 15)
Child Residents: 5
(Asgeirr, Sigurdr, Eyvor, Hallbjorn, Hallotta Kurtsdottir)

Maximum Food Produced/Turn: 26
Total Food Required/Summer Turn: 14
Total Food Required/Winter Turn: 19

Maximum Goods Produced/Turn: 22
Total Goods Required/Turn: 6

Storage Capacity: 70/100 Free
Food Supply: 12
Goods Supply: 18

Taxes: 6oz Silver a Year
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Buildings
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Quality Rating - 6
-32 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
Living Space - 4
-16 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
Storage Space - 4
-4 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
Workshop - 5
-32 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
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Resources
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Quality Rating - 6
Food Rating - 8 (+1 Max from Sowing Sight, +1 Base from Harvesting Sense)
Goods Rating - 7
Silver Rating - 5
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Livestock
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Quality Rating - 5
Food Rating - 4
Goods Rating - 4
Silver Rating - 4
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The Wavedancer
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The Wavedancer is a 60-foot long snekkja, which is a type of longship. It has 22 rowing benches, room for 45 vikingar, and 4500 units of cargo space. It is built for deeper seas than the Danish or Swedish variants.
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Eric's Wedding Present
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A faering that Eric gave you as a belated wedding gift. It's rather fancy, with silver inlay dancing across the wood. It's well-loved and well-used, but it's yours now. It can fit a maximum of eight people in it and also has a sail.
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You are Abjorn Bearbreaker's Warrior-Wife and are now a Berserk-by-definition. You are also a mother to four beautiful little children.
You are 20 years-old. You are at the Saga Establishment stage of Norse Cultivation.
Your main kenning is: Skyfire (+1 dice to all combat rolls made while flying)
2: Longstride (+4 dice to Overland rolls)
3: N/A
4: N/A
5: N/A
You own 240 acres of land in the Hading Valley, very close to Steinarr's Farm.
You now own the *Wavedancer*, a 22-bench snekkja.
Currency: 260oz Silver, 191oz Gold, 60 assorted dwarf coins

Your Maximum Combat Dice Pool is 94d6 (47d6 from stats and skills, costing you 38 Orthstirr to reach, 24d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)
Your Base Combat Dice Pool is 56d6 (9d6 from stats and skills, 24d6 from Martial Styles, and 23d6 from equipment)

You are Fluent in:
-Norse
-English

You are making progress understanding these things:
-The Bible (9) COMPLETE!

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## Your Soulscape

Farm plots dot your soul and grow a selection of basic crops. They fields aren't anything special, just Decent.

In the middle of your soul is a hill with a mostly empty crater. Odr pools at the bottom, slowly filling the well.

A sealwood sapling has been planted. It has now grown to the size of a young tree. 5/5 of the branches bear the waxy leaves. It has been fed 9 Odr and seems to want more.

At the very edge of your being, where the in meets the out, is a locked and barred Gate. It faces out, away from the emptiness of your soul.
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## Journal
[SPOILER=Completed Entries (Warning: Actual Spoilers)]
Note: Unfortunately, I did not start keeping track of this until late Winter of Year 7, so that's my bad.

Yellow-Eyed Drysalt
-Mentioning the name of 'Drysalt' threw everyone native to the Valley into a state of near-panic. What in all the realms is going on?!

A Second Kyrsvikingar Outpost?
-Eric's back and he's not alone. Apparently, a new Kyrsvikingar outpost has been set up in Asvir, but there's already one here... Just what is going on?

Gabriel's Demons
-Gabriel's hiding something, maybe even some*things*. He even lied about them. You have your suspicions, but they're not certain.

Norsely Armor? Nordic Armor? Hmm...
-You know... If Knightly Armor is a shell, then what happens if *you* try and fill it? The first step is acquiring a set of Knightly Armor. While you're sure that Gabriel would be rather hesitant to give you his armor — if he even considered it — he might know who or where to point you to get one.

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[SPOILER=Poetic Inspirations]
## Poetic Inspirations

-The Draugr. You battled a Draugr and not only lived to tell about it, but also absolutely styled on it. Your best poem for it so far has 7 successes, giving you 7 orthstirr.
-The Ironbrother. You battled an Ironbrother and managed to eek out a victory. Your best poem for it so far has 12 successes, giving you 12 orthstirr. +1 to Nut-Cracker, as well.
-Ginnungagap. You travelled along the banks of Ginnungagap.
-Niflheim. You travelled along the banks of the Land of Mists.
-The Bearbreaker. You were there when your husband earned a kenning.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Traits[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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# Traits

Boons:
-Snake's Tongue - +1 to starting hugr and makes it easier to raise.
-Bold - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to gain orthstirr.
-Beautiful - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to charm others.
-Friendly - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to make friends.
-Bloodlust - Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to do acts of violence.
-Spirit of the Wizard-Owl - Doubles hugr capacity while also occasionally bringing you magical spells, potions, and other miscellaneous things.
-Charred Soul - A trait guaranteed to be passed down to your successor. This trait gives the recipient access to the counsel of their predecessors as well as parts of their knowledge.
-Born of Fire - A trait guaranteed to be passed down to your children. You are resistant to fire and find it far easier to develop fire-based hugareida (+1 Success to Training Fire-Based Hugareida), but take additional damage from water-based hugareida.
-The Bloody Basics - The basics of combat are so ingrained in you that they're passed on to your children. Guaranteed to be passed down. (Your children start with Hone and Reinforce already unlocked)
-Born With Hammer in Hand: Unlocks certain events and makes it easier to forge. (Upgrades forged products by 1 tier, to a maximum of Superior if lacking Forgefire)
-It's About What You Leave Behind: Your children will have an easier time earning muna.

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Equipment[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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# Equipment
A simple wool dress with light embroidery. A red apron is secured by a belt to your body. The belt has a couple pouches which are empty save for a pair of silver pennies.
You've taken to wearing your Good Gambeson over your dress and apron. The gambeson has 8 Armor and has your name embroidered on it.
You wield an atgeir called 'Sagaseeker', which you received as a reward from Halfdan the Dane before turning into a legend. It has a lively, catlike spirit and has a replenishing supply of 35 orthstirr, which you can draw from at will. It gives you an extra 9d6 combat dice, though costs you both hands to use effectively. It now has Storm Iron infused into its edge, providing you with the ability to channel orthstirr into it for an extra point of Damage while allowing for non-hugareida lightning-based tricks to be used. Its runes make it swing faster while forcing the enemy to swing slower, effectively giving you an extra attack.
You have two saxes hanging from your belt, one is merely Good (4d6, Forged Iron), the other is Ashen Kiss, a Superior-grade sax (6d6, Molten Iron - Allows orthstirr to be channeled through to increase Damage by 1, also allows non-hugareida fire-based tricks to be used. Runes on it cause any wounds it makes to be moved to the target's neck)

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## Inventory
-1 Superior Mail Shirt (Forged Iron) (17/17 Armor, +4 to Defense) (13 Orthstirr Reserve)
-1 Fine Work Knife (Worth ~3 Silver Oz) (+4 Work Dice)
-1 Fine Toolset (Forged Iron) (+5 Successes to Crafting Rolls)
-1 Wondrous Toolset (Forged Iron+Salamander Bone Ash) (+9 Successes to Crafting Rolls, Doubles Armor Repair)
-1 Good Wood Axe (Bog Iron) (+3 Work Dice)
-1 Good Scythe (Bog Iron) (+3 Work Dice)
-1 Superior Scythe (Forged Iron) (+6 Work Dice)
-1 Superior Plow (Forged Iron) (+6 Work Dice)
-1 Good Pot (Bog Iron) (+3 Food)
-1 Mastercraft Pot (Forged Iron+Tasty Sheep Bone Ash+Runes("What is cooked in this pot will be healthy to eat.")) (+8 Food Produced, Doubles training dice for Hamr, Makes everything cooked in it taste a little bit like mutton)
-1 Wondrous Ornate Silver Drinking Horn (Strong Bull Bone Ash+Runes ("From horn's mouth, filling drinker's spirit / Bringing bountiful strength to thee. / Grow in power, gain in might / As the one who dared to drink the sea.")) (+1 Successes to Hamr+Overland Training. Men who drink from this gain 1 free trait pick during conception)
-3 Meat-Keeping Stick (???) (Stab into meat to keep it fresh)
-1 Explosive Charm
-1 Fine Silver Armband (Worth ~15 Silver Oz) (Runes: 'Weaken, defy, and resist what is drawn to the beacon's light, what is found near the troll's cave, what is held in the swimmer's hand.' which protects against hostile magics and spirits with a specific focus on Horra and Hasvir.)
-1 Fine Silver Armband (Blank)
-1 Superior Bible (???)
-1 Multiplying Fish (It multiplies upon poke, getting slightly smaller each time)
-Empty Sack Body (Seems to need straw...)
-A scorn-pole, the runes colored with old red paint. It was made by Horra Hasvisson and planted on your land.
-65oz of Bog Iron, 583oz of Forged Iron, 18oz Drafty Iron
-2 Socket Stones
-1 Rune-Carved Silver Amulet (You inherited this from Asveig... it doesn't feel right to wear, just yet)
-1 Alarm Charm (???)
-4 Black, Spiky Seeds. They pulsate with a heartbeat-like tempo.
-2 Wax Writing Tablets, With Styli
-1 Automatic Comb. It combs your hair automatically! Nifty!
-1 Weird stick thing. It leaves a dark trail where the point touches.
-1 Weird teeth necklace thing. Six large, pointy teeth sit on a woven cord. Each tooth hums with power.
-1 False Eye. This is a strange, see-through, false eyeball that seems to contain a slumbering spirit.
-1 Dwarven Hammer and Chisel. You're not really sure what it does, but it sure does *something!*
-1 Clay Bottle of Earthblood. Earthblood, of course, being lava.
-1 Wondrous Tafl Board. The Owl Bone Ash allows you to pick two people every turn. They both roll a d6. On a 6, their Capacity is upgraded by 1. The board also doubles training dice for Hugr and Tactics.
-1 Fylgja Training Harness. This harness is runed to allow fylgja to train at double the pace. "Bear my weight, burden willfully, / Spirit strengthening as the hand-sacrificed god. / Feel my fetters, free from rest, / Sight sharpening as old one eye's twin stares."
-1 Shadow-Bear Corpse. This corpse has enough material in it for three projects.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Feats[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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# Feats

(+26 Orthstirr a Year)
You saved Halfdan's Farm, which earns you 2 Orthstirr a year.
You won a wrestling match against Knappr Horrasson in a spectacular fashion, earning you 1 Orthstirr a year
You battled and defeated a nisse-turned-monster when it attacked your home, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year
You battled and defeated Father Gerrit while on raid, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year
You attacked a Knightly Manor and didn't get absolutely bodied, earning you 5 Orthstirr a year
You fought an Ironbrother-tier enemy and won, earning 5 Orthstirr a year.
You battled a Threaded Man in defense of your friends, earning you 3 Orthstirr a year
You went to Ginnungagap and back, earning you 4 Orthstirr a year
 
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Reputation and Relations[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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# Reputation and Relations
Drengskapr: 10 | Odrengskapr: 0
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## Family:
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Abjorn Bearbreaker: (10/10) Abjorn is a large man, about a year older than you. He sometimes struggles to keep his temper down, though he's always been pleasant to you. You and he shared a kiss under a falling tree, cementing your relationship as lovers, though you and he are long past that stage now, for he is your husband and you his wife.
Asgeirr Abjornsson: (10/10) Asgeirr is your firstborn. He seems to be rowdy and temperamental. He's easily the loudest crier of the three.
Sigurdr Abjornsson: (10/10) Sigurdr is your secondborn. He's much calmer than his siblings and far more social, which is why you decided that he should be the one to carry that odd puukko.
Eyvor Abjornsdottir: (10/10) Eyvor is your thirdborn. She's rather temperamental, but it takes a bit more to get her crying than it does Asgeirr.
Hallbjorn Abjornsson: (N/A) Hallbjorn is your fourthborn. He's got a grumpy nature and has a strange lack of hair to his face.

### Father's Family:
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Father: (10/10) He loves you more than life itself. He would rather die than see harm come to you. However, he's starting to come to terms with the fact that he won't always be there to protect you. After the death of Asveig... he's gotten better, with the lifting of the curse, but he's still been deeply affected by her passing.
Mother: (X/10) You and your Mother... You don't get along, well, you get along better than you did before. You and her will never see eye to eye, not truly, but... well, at least you're not fighting anymore, right? Well... you'll never fight with her again now, you suppose.
Sterki Steinarsson: (6/10) He's a little scamp, just like his older sister. He enjoys being around you.
Steinkell Steinarsson: (3/10) He's your youngest brother and boy does he not really like you very much.
Randi: (10/10): Randi is a thrall of your father's and helps around the house. You grew up listening to her tell you stories, so she's got a soft spot in your heart.
Flekkr: (10/10): Flekkr the Dog is a friendly sort, once you got to know him. As long as you treat him right, he'll stay loyal to the end. It's clear he's suffered from human hands in the past and that's not something you want to remind him of.
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### Sten's Family:
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Sten Iskearauta: (9/10): It's been 10 years since your eldest brother by six years went off to be fostered somewhere. He's back now, though, with wife and daughter. He seems somewhat fearful of something, but isn't saying what. He's a master smith.
Minna: (7/10): A petite and demure woman. She's certainly pretty, with blonde hair and quiet eyes, though she doesn't seem to be much of a talker.
Drifa Stensdottir: (6/10): An utterly adorable little girl. Frankly, she reminds you of yourself, when you were as little as her. As cute as she was when she disliked you, it's increased ten-fold now that she sees you as the older sister she never had.
Draupnir Stensson: (4/10): Draupnir is a bit ambivalent towards you, though certainly warmer than Steinkell!
Eldjarn Stensson: (N/A) Even as young as Eldjarn is, anyone with an ounce of spiritual sense can tell that he's got potential. He's bursting at the seams with it!
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### Eric's Family:
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Eric Steinarsson: (10/10) He's your older brother by about four years. He's fine, if a little absent-minded and a little timid, though that doesn't seem to be the case anymore! He seeks your counsel on certain matters. He's now a Stoneson of the Kyrsvikingar and an accomplished shipwright.
Stigrun Kerssdottir: (6/10) You don't know much about Stigr's sister, other than that she's a bit flimsy. You've not spoken with her much.
Leif Ericsson: (5/10) Leif is your brother's firstborn. He's rather quiet and keeps to himself, though he is *very* inquisitive.
Leikny Ericsdottir: (N/A) Leikny is the current youngest of Eric's children. She's only a baby, not much going on behind those eyes.
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### Asva's Family:
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Asva Steinarsdottir: (10/10) She's your older sister by two years and was Mother's favorite. With Mother's death, she's really started to grow into her own. Still snide, but in an adult way. She's married to Jordan Halfdansson and is a talented seamstress.
Jordan Halfdansson: (8/10) Jordan is... He's fine, you guess. On the handsomer side of the spectrum and is pleasant enough to be around, but not all that outstanding personality-wise. Above-average combatant, but that's about it.
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## Friends:
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Stigr Kersson: (10/10) Stigandr, or 'Stigr' to his friends, is about your age. No matter how many times you've seen him get knocked down, he's never learned to keep his mouth shut. He's probably one of the best shots in the valley. He's probably your best friend, other than Abjorn. Now that he's back, it's like everything is right in the world... even though you know it can't be.
Aki Weaponwing: (10/10) Aki's about four years younger than you and he's an... odd child. Says things he shouldn't know and predicts the patterns of the weather, that sort of thing. He's rather sassy, but also extremely lonely.
Halfdan the Dane: (10/10) He's a tough old dog of a man. Armed with an atgeir, he is a force to be reckoned with on any battlefield. While Vidar has him beat in raw power and Steinarr out-skills him, Halfdan is still a veteran Varangian and that puts him at a high tier.
Stigmar Kersson: (10/10) Stigmar is Stigandr's brother. You don't know much about him, but he seems pleasant enough. He's sworn himself to you, on account of acting when Stigandr was suffering from Nidheart.
Gabriel: (7/10) Gabriel is a Squire, which honestly spooks you a little bit after the events of the raid. More importantly, though, is that he's sworn to help you annihilate the evil cursing your father's home.
Tryggr Broadteeth (7/10) One part of a pair of twins that you recruited after defeating in battle. Tryggr is the more wild of the two and seems to be a kind of kindred spirit to you.
Trausti Pinchfinger: (7/10) The other part of a pair of twins that you recruited after defeating in battle. Trausti is the more levelheaded of the two and can often be seen trying to rein Tryggr's antics in.
The Seeress: (8/10) The Seeress is a wise woman who lives in Asvir during the summer with her young daughter, Kolla. She, apparently, had a pair of sons with Hallr? She's also teaching you seidr now, which is great!
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## Foes:
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Jarl Erikaer Corpsemaker, Jarl of Jurgdby and the Hading: (-100/10). There aren't enough words to describe how much you hate this man. He insulted your father in a massive way, by steal the high seat from him at your wedding. Unfortunately, as he is the Steelfather of the Kyrsvikingar, he's more or less untouchable.
Osborn Burisson: (-10/10) Turns out, being called-out on a lie by a 'woman of all things' really doesn't make some people happy.
Sverre Glebsson: (3/10) He tried to kiss you once, but Abjorn threw him into a pond. You don't hate him or anything, but it was kinda gross. He didn't take it very well, but doesn't hold any animosity towards you.
Hod Horrasson: (-3/10) He shot Abjorn with an arrow before having his chest blown open by one of Stigr's. If he's alive, you don't like him very much, plus he's got some sort of grudge against your father.
Knappr Horrasson: (-7/10) You wrestled with him at Asvir and absolutely demolished him. He's pissed and boy does he want revenge.
The Hading Witch: (?/10) Okay, there's something about her that *really* sets you on edge. With new information from Aki, you know that she's definitely *not* friendly.
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## Others:
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Jerasmus the Mendicant: (9/10) Jerasmus is some kind of learned traveler, or something that Steinarr took as a thrall. He's very old, but has this infectious enthusiasm for life and learning that you can't help but like him. He's also Gabriel's 'teacher', for what you don't know.
Kolla: (?/10) A very strange child, she reminds you a bit of Aki. She's the daughter of Ironjaw and the Seeress, which means that she's got a wild time ahead of her.
Joarr Halfdansson: (7/10) He's a younger guy, about Aki's age if you had to make a guess. Decent with a bow and spear, but he lacks any real drive to get stronger on his own.
Jon Halfdansson: (6/10) You've never formally met Halfdan's youngest son, though he's said to be a talented rider.
Torsten Twoshield: (5/10) A strange, short, and ugly man. He's your father's friend and wants to talk to him about a 'business proposal'. He's apparently a former Varangian, same as Steinarr.
Toki Thunsson: (10/10) A dwarf of Clan Duckling. He and his brothers live on — or rather, *under* — your land. He named you a dwarf-friend of Clan Duckling.
Clan Duckling: (5/10) The Dwarves of Clan Duckling treat you with respect. They will occasionally come with business offers for you.
Folkmarr Manetaker: (4/10) Folkmarr is a rather interesting young man, about the same age as you. He's a Jarl, which means a lot of things to a lot of people, but the most important part is that he's the boss. He killed a lion and wears its mane as his own. He's also related to fucking Horra Hasvisson, the bastard. But, in recent years, he's started to come around on a lot of things.
Audrikr Fishfighter: (6/10) Audrikr is probably the oldest of the felagi at 30 and is one of Folkmarr's hird. He wields a winged spear and has a sardonic sense of humor. He calls you 'sister', which is fun.
Barki Bertholdsson: (4/10) He looks like a child. He's small, there's not even a wish of a beard on his face, and he is weak. How in all the realms did he manage to get in this felag? Well, at least his voice is pleasant, when he's not stuttering all over the place.
Fabvir the Fabulous: (3/10) Possibly the handsomest man you have ever met. He looks strangely familiar, like you've seen pictures of him before... He fights with a sword with a guard shaped like antlers.
Hasvir Horrasson: (4/10) Hasvir... You're not really sure what exactly you feel about him. He's pleasant enough to you, but the way he treats other people... He doesn't want to continue the feud, which is a good thing, you suppose.
Kurt Frogtongue: (6/10) Kurt is your farmhand. He's decent at his job and has a notably long tongue.
Haydis Slipshoe: (6/10) Haydis is Kurt's wife and helps you look after your children. She's a strong willed woman, though tries not to be overbearing.
Hallotta Kurtsdottir: (5/10) Hallotta is the daughter of Kurt and Haydis. She gets along well with Sigurdr and Hallbjorn, but really doesn't like Asgeirr or Eyvor.
[SPOILER=Dead Others]
Gautrekr Klippsson: (X/10) (Died: Summer 5) He's bald and hates boats. He fights with an axe, a sax, and a shield. You don't know much about him, other than the fact that he tries to distance himself from you, on account of your brother the boat maker.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Training and Stats[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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# Training and Stats

Training Dice: 59d6 (1d6 from base, 17d6 from hamingja, 3d6 from Halfdan's Training, 2d6 from Sparring with Gabriel, 3d6 from Abjorn's Leverage, 3d6 from Stigmar Sparring, 2d6 from Stigr, 1d6 from Aki, 6d6 from Tryggr and Trausti, 1d6 from Eric, 8d6 from Steinar's Plant Lore, 12 from Hooknails)
+1 Auto-Success to Crafting Training, thanks to Sten's Teachings
+1 Auto-Success to Fire Hugareida Training, thanks to Boon: Born of Fire
Double training dice put towards learning fire hugareida tricks, thanks to Blackhand's Fire Safety Course.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Hamr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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## Hamr
Rank 7 (Dice Max is 8d6, 1 Orthstirr to Max) | Base Dice: 7d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 64
Requires (75) more successes to rank up
0~0~0
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Skills[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### General Tricks

General Tricks
(4/7 Trick Capacity)
(X) Hone Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr Per Dice): Coats your held items in orthstirr, adding an extra dice to every action of your choice. Please mark the actions that receive and the amount that they receive.
(X) Sharpen Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr Per Dice): A rather unorthodox trick that requires one to develop a considerable degree of control over their orthstirr. Using one's orthstirr, you shave away a layer of metal from the edge of a blade, leaving it with a new, perfectly sharp edge.
(X) Reinforce Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr Per Dice): Coats your body+held items in orthstirr, adding an extra dice to every defend you make, as long as the orthstirr fuels it.
(X) Magnify-Sight Trick (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Focusing your orthstirr into your eyes, you see the world sharper and far clearer than before. Counters Nearsightedness while active.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Combat[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Combat

Strike Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Slash Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Pierce Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(2/3 Trick Capacity)
Refined:
(X) Skewer-Flick Trick (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): With this trick, you run an enemy through and lift them into the air. Once up high, you toss them away with a sharp flick. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Long-Lunge Trick (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A simple trick that extends the reach of a spear or other polearm while lunging. Can vary the extension by fueling with additional orthstirr. (Refined: 0/6)

Farmwork Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(2/4 Trick Capacity)
Rough:
(X) Sowing Sight (No Cost): A farming trick that allows the user to see where to sow to achieve maximum effectiveness. This allows you to spend less time for the same result, with further refinements improving both time saved and final results. (Refined: 1/6)
(X) Harvesting Sense (No Cost): A farming trick that allows the user to tell exactly when crops are perfect for harvesting, which saves a lot of time allow the user to achieve the same results for less effort, with further refinements improving both time saved and final results. (Refined: 0/6)

Labor Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left)
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Overland Rank (2) (Dice Max is 3d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (1 Success Left)
(1/2 Trick Capacity)
(X) Climb Trick: Unlocks ability to scale difficult surfaces.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Martial Styles[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Martial Styles
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Stoker State[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### Stoker State

Stoker State (Mastery 5) (23 Successes Left)
(Stoked Pool: 15d6) (Combat Dice: 15d6)
(5/8 Trick Capacity)
Stages: (Upgrades every other Mastery Up)
-Stage 1 (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Every Basic Attack made adds 1d6 to the 'Stoked Pool'
-Stage 2 (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Every Basic Attack made adds 2d6 to the 'Stoked Pool'
-Stage 3 (Cost 9 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Every Basic Attack made adds 3d6 to the 'Stoked Pool'

Refined:
(X) Flame-Tending Blade (Cost 1 Aspect): A powerful Finale that requires time to charge up. The longer you give it, the harder it hits and the faster it deploys. (Mastered: 2/36)

Rough:
(X) Fire Poker (Cost 12 Orthstirr/3 Odr): A medium-to-long range Stoker State trick that features a spear-shaped blast of hardened fire. (Refined: 2/6)
(X) Devouring Blaze (Cost 16 Orthstirr/4 Odr): A trick that scales with how much energy was put into it. The more energy, the longer the range and greater the area of effect. (Refined: 2/6)
(X) Stoking Strike (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A basic offensive melee trick that allows the user to control how much power is put into it. Damage scales with power put into it. (Refined: 2/6)
(X) Stoking Guard (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A basic defensive trick that allows the user to control how much power is put into it. (Refined: 1/6)

Vague:
Tinder Blades: A short-to-medium range Stoker State trick that unleashes a flurry of hardened fire knives at an enemy. Does little damage on its own, but is great for area denial. (Rough: 0/3)
Smolder Sword: A melee trick that summons a sword of hardened fire for the user to wield, meaning that the user will never be caught weaponless. (Rough: 0/3)
Fire Starter: A short-to-medium range trick that allows the user to use as a launchpad for fire-based tricks. (Rough: 0/3)
Brazier Bomb: A short range trick that sees the user planting a campfire-sized patch of fire on the ground. If the enemy steps into it, it explodes. The user may also trigger it at will. (Rough: 0/3)
Firepit Fling: A movement trick that allows the user to launch themselves in any direction at great speeds. Scales with how much power is put into it. (Rough: 0/3)

Ember Stoke: A passive trick that converts damage taken into extra Stoked Dice. It does not mean that you take no damage, it simply means that taking damage gives you dice. (Rough: 0/3)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Glima[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### Glima

Glima (Mastery 3) (7 Successes Left)
(Combat Dice: 9d6)
(2/4 Trick Capacity)
Effect:
Able to dedicate dice to non-trick grapple attacks.

Refined Tricks:
(X) Knee-Groin Trick (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Glima trick that involves driving your knee between your opponent's legs and then bringing them to the ground. (Mastery: 0/36)
Rough Tricks:
(X) Palm-Crush Trick (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Glima trick that involves slamming your palm into various different parts of the body. (Refined: 0/6)
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[SLIDE_HEADER] Shapeshifting[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Shapeshifting

You have 4 open shapeshifting slots.
-High-Twitch Muscles (Increases Attack Speed)
-High-Twitch Muscles (Increases Attack Speed)
-Target-Tracking Eyes (Increases Ranged Damage)
-Fast Creation
-- 4Fold Kindle Spinner (11 Orthstirr)
-- 4Fold Sparkbomb (24 Orthstirr)
-- 3Fold Inertia-Arresting Throw (11 Orthstirr)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Hugr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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## Hugr

Rank 7 (Dice Max is 8d6, 2 Orthstirr to Max) | Base Dice: 6d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 32
Requires (54) more successes to rank up 
0~0~0
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Skills[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### General Tricks
(2/7 Trick Capacity)
(X) Recall (Cost 0): Call an unsecured object to your hand using the power of your projected will.
(X) Fast Recall (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Quickly call an unsecured object to your hand using the power of your projected will.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Social[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Social

Barb-Tongue Rank (2) (Dice Max is 3d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (1 Success Left) 
(1/2 Trick Capacity)
(X) Probe Trick (Cost: 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Barb-Tongue trick that tries to figure out people's insecurities and faults. (Mastery: 0/36)
 
Silver-Tongue Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (3 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(2/4 Trick Capacity)
Refined:
(X) First-Impressions Trick (Cost: 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A passive Silver-Tongue trick that improves first impressions. (Mastery: 0/36)
(X) Goal-Tell Trick (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): An active trick that gives you a good idea of what someone is angling for, if they have one and if you manage to slip past their Composure. (Mastery: 0/36)

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[SLIDE_HEADER]Crafting[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Crafting

Design Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (15 Successes Left) 
(3/3 Trick Capacity)
(X) Security Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to competently design things like fences, walls, hideouts, and watchtowers, amongst other things.
(X) Residence Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to competently design things like homes, halls, and things of that nature.
(X) Utility Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to competently design things like barns, workshops, storehouses, and things of that nature.

Artcraft Rank (5) (Dice Max is 6d6, 6 Orthstirr to Max) (32 Successes Left)
(3/5 Trick Capacity)
(X) Imaging Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to draw and paint.
(X) Jewelry Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make jewelry.
(X) Decorate Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to add decorations and embellishments to crafted items.

Armorcraft Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) 
(2/4 Trick Capacity) (Automatically repairs 4 Armor every turn)
(X) Mail Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make mail.
(X) Helm Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make helms.
Gambeson Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make gambesons (4/6)
Shields Skill-Trick: Unlocks the ability to make better shields (4/6)

Management Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) 
(0/3 Trick Capacity)

Scouting Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(0/4 Trick Capacity)

Sailing Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 5 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) 
(0/4 Trick Capacity)

Tactics Rank (4) (Dice Max is 5d6, 4 Orthstirr to Max) (16 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(Tactics Infusions adds greater depth to your ability to read your opponents)
(0/5 Trick Capacity)
Vague:
Talent Tell: A passive tactics trick that allows the user to identify what their opponent is best at whether it be melee combat, hugareida usage, or whatever it is. (Rough: 2/3)

Strategy Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2
(Strategy Infusions adds greater depth to your ability to read your opponents)
(0/4 Trick Capacity)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Hugareida[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Hugareida
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Alloys[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### Alloys
You have 1/3 open alloy slots

Alloy: Forgefire (Grade IV)
(+2 Bonus Dice and +2 Bonus Damage to to Forgefire Tricks/Smithing) (Ignition+Campfire)
Refined:
(X) Heated Shroud (Cost 5 Orthstirr/1 Odr): By focusing, a shroud of intense heat surrounds the user. While not especially damaging, it still hurts all those who get within melee range. (Mastered: 0/36)
(O) Forge Weld (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A surge of concentrated flames allows two pieces of metal to bond together. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(O) Heat Hold (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Forgefire trick that allows the user to stop heat from escaping an object as long as concentration is held. (Refined: 1/6)

Standstill (Grade V)
(+2 Bonus Dice and +3 Instances to Standstill Tricks)
Refined Tricks:
(X) Inertia-Arresting-Throw (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Throw out a cloak of Standstill that can either block ranged attacks or stop a weapon in its tracks until you free it. (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Contested-Movement (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A low-cost move that seems to slow down time, letting the user turn an incoming attack into a contest of hamr. The victor carries on with a either a trick or a basic attack against the loser. If neither are available then the opponent's attack is simply stopped. (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Halting-Vortex (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A three-foot wide circle of invisible stopping force swirls around your palm and acts the role of a shield. (Mastery: 26/36)
(X) Semi-Halting Vortex (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A field modification of Halting Vortex that sacrifices stopping power for reusability and mobility. If an enemy trick has more orthstirr, then Semi-Halting Vortex fails. Automatically succeeds against tricks of a lower level of refinement. (Mastered: 0/36)
(X) Mire Ward (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Produce a slowing field around you, that hinders the movements of all caught in its grasp whether it be friend, foe, or object. You are immobile while this is happening and it needs to be continuously fueled to keep active. (Mastered: 0/36)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Fire[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### Fire

Ignition (Grade V)
(+4 Bonus Dice and +2 Bonus Damage to Ignition Tricks)
Mastered Tricks:
(X) Kindle Spinner (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): Call up a tightly-spinning ball of densely-packed fire. You can either detonate it directionally with a flick of the wrist or lob it underhanded to send it bouncing along, where it'll explode on contact with an obstacle. (Perfected: 43/72)
(X) Firebomb-Strike (Cost 2 Orthstirr/1 Odr): You swing a weapon and produce an explosion on impact. Not very complicated, just expensive. (Perfected: 23/72)
(X) Ember-Winged Cloak (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): This is an awfully expensive trick that allows you to defy gravity, at least for a little while. (Perfected: 33/72)

Refined:
(X) Flashfire Cleave (Cost 6 Orthstirr/2 Odr): This trick is a combination of Ember-Winged Cloak and Leaping-Cleave. While it retains its armor-penetrating effects, its damage now suffers as a result. (Mastered: 2/36)
(X) Explosive-Reactive Armor (Cost 9 Orthstirr/2 Odr): This trick, though very expensive, allows the user to 'paint' themselves with layers of armor that, when struck, explode to deal damage to the attacker. (Mastered: 2/36)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Wind[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### Wind

Gale (Grade I)
(Adds 1 Extra Dice to Gale Tricks)
Refined:
(X) Gale Spear (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A long-range and very precise trick. This is useless for attacking large areas, but rather effective for single targets thanks to its decent damage and speed. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Slipstream (Cost 16 Orthstirr/4 Odr): A passive speed-enhancing trick that, while rather expensive, can yield results. (Refined: 5/6)
Vague:
Dead Air: A Gale trick that stops the wind from carrying noises in an area. (Rough: 2/3)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Weapon[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### Weapon

Sword (Grade I)
(Adds 1 Extra Dice to Sword Tricks)
Refined:
(X) Sword Strike (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A trick that swings a spectral sword at your foes. Paying double the cost allows you to follow another attack up with an instant Sword Strike. (Mastered: 0/36)
Rough:
(X) Sword Guard (Cost 10 Orthstirr/2 Odr): A trick that summons a spectral sword to guard you. Incoming attacks must first get through this defense before they can challenge your own. If the sword is defeated, then it must be summoned again. (Refined: 4/6)

Campfire (Grade III)
(+2 Bonus Dice and +1 Instances to Campfire Tricks) (6/48 Successes)
Refined Tricks:
(X) Beaconlight (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr): By lighting a beacon in the night, you draw the gaze of spiritual predators preying on the forms of your beloved. (Mastery: 1/36)
(X) Sickness Sear (Cost 10 Orthstirr/2 Odr): By bringing a healthy flame near to where the sickness lies, the fire cleanses the area and restores the patient to good health. Only works on mundane sicknesses and poisons. (Mastery: 1/36)
Rough:
(O) Tenderizing Roast (Cost 4 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A Campfire trick that tenderizes meat through a slow roast. (Refined: 1/6)

Clearwater (Grade 0) (11/12 Successes)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Seidr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Seidr
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[SLIDE_HEADER]High Seidr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### High Seidr

-Tracking Someone by Their Hair (Visual): For this, you will need three tail feathers, the hair of the person in question, and an eyeball. The ritual can only be done at high noon or midnight. Place the feathers in a circle around the eye — the pupil must be staring at the sky and the feathers must be facing away from the eye. Next, take the strand of hair and puncture the eye through the lens. Enter the Trance and consume the hair-pierced eyeball. Do not chew, you have to swallow it whole.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Low Seidr[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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#### Low Seidr

(X) Stabilizing Palm (Cost 12 Orthstirr/3 Odr): Stabilizes heavily wounded, as long as it is not their time to die.
(X) Time Heals All Wounds (Cost 3 Orthstirr/1 Odr per Endurance Healed): A spell that heals the injured back to peak health, but requires constant touch to work.
-The Quickest Stitch: A quickly casting spell that swiftly mends cuts and slashes, but does little for broken bones or internal injuries. (5/6)
-Bone Settlement: A spell that swiftly sets broken bones and rapidly speeds up healing. (0/6)
-Draw Poison: A spell that draws poison from a wound, no matter the potency. Struggles against poisons of spiritual nature, but is not completely ineffective. (5/6)
-Sear Diseased Flesh: While extremely painful and sometimes scarring, this spell *will* stop disease in its tracks. (5/6)
(X) Eyetalking (No Cost): By locking eyes with someone, you are able to send messages to them. They cannot respond unless they also have Eyetalking.
(X) The Mind's Eye Blinks (Cost 1 Orthstirr/1 Odr): A quick casting spell that clears the imagination of unwanted images.
(O) Unending Time in the Sun (Cost 72 Orthstirr/15 Odr): A seidr spell that summons a miniature ball of sunlight to float around behind you. Lasts a full day, but can be dismissed at will. If dismissed, it needs to be summoned again.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Twists[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Twists
-Punching Up (Cost 35 Orthstirr/7 Odr): When fighting an opponent twice as strong as you, your Combat Pool is multiplied by 1.5, rounding down.
-Hidden in Rags (Cost 18 Orthstirr/4 Odr): When dressed in rags, you can avoid unwanted detection as long as they don't know you're there. Getting detected by hostile Norsemen while wearing rags will cause them to laugh at you, which has the potential of giving you minor nid.
-Puncture (Cost 9 Orthstirr/2 Odr): Allows an attack to slip through perfect defenses.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Muna[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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### Muna
(X) First Kiss Under A Falling Tree - You remember how the world seemed to freeze as you and Abjorn kissed. Unlocks Standstill Hugareida.
(X) Lesson of Fire - You remember how your blood sang so sweetly as you plunged your hand into fire. You now understand fire, at least this level of it. Unlocks Ignition Hugareida.
(X) The Fight of Your Life... So Far - You remember how the thrill of battle pulsed through your veins. This grants you a bonus 7 dice to any single move in combat, thrice per fight.
(X) Vows of Love - You remember the vows you made on your wedding day, on the hilts of swords both old and new. This gives you a free trait lock-in/lock-out for your future children.
(X) Fighting Father Gerrit - You remember how it felt to have to punch up, outside of your weight class. Gives you Twist: Punching Up.
(X) The Return of Stigr - You remember how it felt to have your friend back. Gives you Twist: Hidden in Rags.
(X) Failing Vortex - You remember how the Storm Arrows pierced your Halting Vortex. Gives you Twist: Puncture.
(X) A Mother's Fear - You remember how your heart hang heavy with the lack of knowledge towards your children's condition. Never again will you have that fear, that uncertainty for now you know your children's condition at all times.
(X) Determination From Defeat - You remember how it felt to lose, but even more so you remember the fire it lit inside. After suffering a defeat, you get 1.5x your current training dice for the next turn.
(X) Whistling Wind - You remember how the wind whistled as you fought Sten. Unlocks Gale Hugareida.
(X) Fire in the Sky - You remember how you flew through the air on wings of fire. Grants the Skyfire kenning.
(X) Steinarr's Sword - You have witnessed swordplay perfected. Unlocks Sword Hugareida.
(X) Meeting Your Grandfather - You finally met Hallr Blackhand — in person — while successfully communing with your atgeir, Sagaseeker. Unlocks Atgeir Hugareida.
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Fylgja[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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## Fylgja
Rank 5 (Dice Max is 6d6, 1 Orthstirr to Max) | Base Dice: 5d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 16
Requires (16) more successes to rank up 
0~0~0
Your fylgja is a Wizard-Owl.
F.Endurance: 9/9
F.Capacity: 6/9
-Basic Shield (4/4 HP)
-1 Fine Toolset (Worth ???) (+4 Successes to Crafting Rolls)
-Travel pack of food, water, a blanket, and other survival stuff
-An axe, Thievesbane (2d6 Combat dice) It belongs to somebody in Geatland, someone who would probably pay good money to have it back.
-Bomb Boulder
-Bomb Boulder
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Shapeshift/Alloy Slots:
-Fast Creation (3 Frenzy)
0~0~0
Command Rank (3) (Dice Max is 4d6, 3 Orthstirr to Max) (8 Successes Left) | Base Dice: 1d6
Odr Required for Next Infusion: 2. (1 Standing Order)
(0/4 Capacity)
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Runes[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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## Runes
### Decoded Runes:
"**Let those who taste its bite stay fresher than morning dew**"="Anything stabbed with this stays completely fresh"
-Allows creation of Meat-Keeping Sticks (2 Successes)
"**Hardened-Soft Meets Black Man's End. Force of Fire is Low-Tide's Gift.**"="When the pottery breaks, it leaves an explosion behind"
-Allows creation of Explosive Charms (3 Successes)
-Explodes (3 Damage)
"**Let all struck by falling-feathers be like the trees.**" = "When this bow's arrows strike a target, they're rooted in place for a time."
"**When iron is damaged, it is fixed after it swings**." = "When the iron is damaged, it is repaired once swung."
0~0~0
### Known Runes:
Alarm Charm: 
"Breaking Brittle Bones Brings Battle"
The Unfinished Final Act of the Wavedancer's Helmsman:
"Net-Holder, See Us Safely-"
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[SLIDE_HEADER]Property[/SLIDE_HEADER]
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# Property
Yearly Taxes: 26oz Silver
(20oz from Wavedancer, 6oz from Abjornsby)
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## Abjornsby
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### Overview
0~0~0
Total Work Dice: 77 (58 from Residents, 19 from Tools)
Adult Residents: 9
(Halla: 9, Abjorn: 14, Stigmar: 5, Gabriel: 3, Tryggr+Trausti: 7, Stigr: 5, Kurt+Haydis: 15)
Child Residents: 5
(Asgeirr, Sigurdr, Eyvor, Hallbjorn, Hallotta Kurtsdottir)

Maximum Food Produced/Turn: 26
Total Food Required/Summer Turn: 14
Total Food Required/Winter Turn: 19

Maximum Goods Produced/Turn: 22
Total Goods Required/Turn: 6

Storage Capacity: 79/100 Free
Food Supply: 21
Goods Supply: 0

Taxes: 6oz Silver a Year
0~0~0
### Buildings
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Quality Rating - 6
-32 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
Living Space - 4
-16 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
Storage Space - 4
-4 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
Workshop - 5
-32 Dice to Upgrade (Cost is doubled every upgrade)
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### Resources
[SPOILER]
Quality Rating - 6
Food Rating - 8 (+1 Max from Sowing Sight, +1 Base from Harvesting Sense)
Goods Rating - 7
Silver Rating - 5
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### Livestock
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Quality Rating - 5
Food Rating - 4
Goods Rating - 4
Silver Rating - 4
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## The Wavedancer
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The Wavedancer is a 60-foot long snekkja, which is a type of longship. It has 22 rowing benches, room for 45 vikingar, and 4500 units of cargo space. It is built for deeper seas than the Danish or Swedish variants.
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## Eric's Wedding Present
[SPOILER]
A faering that Eric gave you as a belated wedding gift. It's rather fancy, with silver inlay dancing across the wood. It's well-loved and well-used, but it's yours now. It can fit a maximum of eight people in it and also has a sail.
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