Flight time for a standard single-pilot carpet from Al’Rashad to Afjarrifjord is thirty-one hours, not counting pilot rest. Experienced carpet pilots learn to bring their carpets to a halt about fifteen feet above flat, abandoned terrain and sleep on the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Pyres are the traditional Gundring funeral method, but Gundring who die with poor reputations as a result of dishonorable acts are sometimes forbidden the pyre by their families or (in rare cases) their greater community.
Gundring kanokse are relatively rare, both because using them requires a great deal of skill (as the balance is dramatically different from other edged weapons) and because they require runing simply to maintain their physical integrity when firing, which means […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Gundring nobility are typically allowed to bear arms within the royal palace due to an honor code which has existed for hundreds of years. In recent years some nobles have argued that the development of gunpowder weapons and the ease […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Lord Olljsen is widely considered to be the leader of the Frejwurld, a political faction within the Korrthing which holds for greater Gundring integration with the outside world and welcoming of other cultures into Gundring cities. As a result of […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Varlvik is a relatively rural holding in Gundring; while technically only a knighthold per its size and production, due to services to the crown performed by Bjorn Varlviksson the holders of the land have been styled as “lord” ever since.
Atul, current personal guard of King Alric, is a first-generation Waelsh refugee, having arrived in Olljsensonfir with his family at the age of six.
The Lojamannislot (Loyal Man’s Castle) was built for King Aijaf the Wary, second king of the Afjar line, but Aijaf never lived in it – largely because he was murdered by his brother, King Erno the Builder (who earned his […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
