A raven passed through Vinterstad today. I asked if he had any news of Jötnar. The raven claimed to have no knowledge of him at all, but he did tell he’d heard of some men living under the southern mountains, quite far from here. I shall put aside some time to look for them after […]
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It has been weeks since I first found Jötnar’s castle empty. His absence makes my surveying of the Realm more difficult than I had hoped. I fear not for his safety, so long as he does not venture too far to the south. I am merely surprised at the length of his leave. While I […]
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Food is scarce up here. Since I have won Hræsvelg’s trust, the weather is much more amenable to planting and harvesting – at Vinterstad, at least. The Realm’s inhabitants, however, are having a very difficult time finding food. I fear that many are in danger of dying off. I went to Niaafjäll yesterday to look […]
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We finished the final room at the castle today. Jötnar is quite skilled with an ax, and as I had hoped, his speech has begun to return. Not so with his memories yet, but give it time. He is especially facile with animals and their names and habits – most notably the wolves. He seems […]
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Our Memories did not survive Ragnaröck well. Not only did the battles and the chaos take their toll, but traversing Bifröst to witness the destruction of Hliðskjálf seemed to age our minds. It took many months for us to recover our memories. The Frost Giant has it worse. He has slept for years. I do […]
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A voice came to me on the wind. It told me of a being – a Giant – poisoned in sleep to the north. Should I succeed in awaking him, he would become a powerful ally against the chaos. I searched the realm for this Giant. The further north I roamed, the more ferocious the […]
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No one could recall the days after Ragnarök. The darkness lasted for innumerable years. Man knew little more than disease, famine and pestilence. The blood of Ymir hung ever present in the air. Many of us succumbed to the cold. Clans clashed, raiding and pillaging each others’ tiny precious troves. War was the only law […]
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