In which the Bardings pass the winter in Hrafnahof, and Sarcastic Nereid dies while giving birth to a son named…
In which the Bardings pass the winter in Hrafnahof, and Sarcastic Nereid dies while giving birth to a son named Vandrad.
In which the Bardings attend the vorÞing organized by Þorsteinn Ingólfsson and join Valberg Blood-Jewel in starting…
In which the Bardings attend the vorÞing organized by Þorsteinn Ingólfsson and join Valberg Blood-Jewel in starting a war with Skjöldur Brimisson, known as “Old Dog-Beard.”
In which a feast is prepared for some of Njáll Snorrisson’s old Þingmen to court them for Einar Lambisson, and…
In which a feast is prepared for some of Njáll Snorrisson’s old Þingmen to court them for Einar Lambisson, and controversy swirls around the strange book that Nereid discovered.
In which sudden violence ends the life of Bard the Learned, and the fortunes of his family are changed forever in a…
In which sudden violence ends the life of Bard the Learned, and the fortunes of his family are changed forever in a single bloody moment.
Looking for some Icelandic legal advice. Help me, Godi-Wan Kenobi, you’re my only hope.
Looking for some Icelandic legal advice. Help me, Godi-Wan Kenobi, you’re my only hope.
Viglund (son of the Godi) and Bryndis (local Seidkona) went to Egil’s house. Egil, being a rich local fisherman, invited them in and drank mead with Viglund. Bryndis took leave and disappeared outside. Moments later, Bryndis was shouting for help and Viglund rushed outside. When Egil followed, he found Viglund and his Huscarl Thorolf fighting in the street. Viglund killed Thorolf. Olaf (Egil’s Thrall) said that Bryndis lured Thorolf into a trap and that it was a set-up, the Huscarl was murdered! Bryndis was hurt in the process and is currently unconscious, recovering. Viglund claims that he was there to give back some money that Thorolf gave Bryndis in an attempt to woo her, and that she felt like he was going to hurt her, so she enlisted him to come and give the gift back and reject Thorolf’s advances, but Olaf claims that it was all a setup – that Bryndis enticed Thorolf but that it was all just to kill Thorolf for some perceived crime against her former lover, Steinar (recently slain in a viking raid).
What’s the process, here? There’s likely to be a trial, but Thorolf has no family to speak of and the only actual witnesses are Bryndis and the Thrall, Olaf. What do you think, O sages?
Winter, session 2.
Winter, session 2.
Relationship maps are the best maps.
Relationship maps are the best maps.
Here is our 5th play session. Unfortunately this will be the last for a few weeks.
Here is our 5th play session. Unfortunately this will be the last for a few weeks.
In which the children of Njáll the Wise begin to make plans to take their revenge upon Njáll Snorrisson, whom they…
In which the children of Njáll the Wise begin to make plans to take their revenge upon Njáll Snorrisson, whom they suspect as the architect of their loss and misfortune.
Here is chapter 4.
Here is chapter 4. We lost a player so the attitude of Brynjolf became more severe toward his brother and mother as he transitioned from PC to Threat.