Hunter Garric, Cant Thain ogre drakes

Hunter Garric, Cant Thain ogre drakesGarric's life is devoted to the lord Eormanrd: to his honour, to his renown, to his campaigns. Garric bears his banner, fights for him, commands for him, for he is a noble in his own right, and so brings his warriors to battle whenever his lord wishes it. Yet his devotion is to a deeper cause, to the cause his lord embraces, to the survival of his people and their lands. For are not the Jutes the first who dared to sail, the first to believe in their

a Gorgórargós that can command the rocks and the crags and the stones of the earth to do her bidding

the reason for his existence

In Sreng - a champion of strength and skill and obduracy - the men of the Uí Néill have a mighty ally against the enemies of Eriu

the banner

as was Mjagnir drawn

so he should ship soon

but often just as deadly

The wihtax ēoreda perform a different function to the more conventional wihtsweordas and wihtgāras

Maagaan was turned by the promise of power

for those who don't want the Infernii upside-down-cross head and

so named for the curses laid upon it by those sacrificed to its glory or by those who fear its power: and as its renown grows so too does the wickedness of its herd

a harbinger of the ice that will cleanse the lands above the water in Baalor's name