Dr. Josh Mangle
@knightlyscholar
Writer and Researcher | Medieval lit PhD - Old Norse lit and Chivalric Romance | Medievalism in Video Games | Galehot’s Number 1 Fan
Other possible names for the ships: Skíðblaðnir: Freyr’s ship. It sails on wind and water. Can be folded into Freyr’s pocket. My candidate for the air ship name Sessrúmnir: Freyja’s hall in Fólkvangr in the Poetic Edda. It is also also detailed in a list of ship names in the Prose Edda
And of course we have Hringhorni, Baldur’s funeral ship. The name itself means Ship with a circle on the stem. The Gylfaginning discusses the ship in more detail but it does have connection to Baldur’s funeral pyre so it’s no surprise they chose this name for the fire ship
Let’s break down the playerhub’s name. The name is directly derived from Old Norse Far -could mean ship in this case. Also traveler. For ex. Farmaðr means sea-faring man/traveler Garth - from the noun Garðr meaning courtyard, enclosed space, or hold. Think midgarð
Jake defended his dissertation successfully! Now we’re Dr. and Dr. ❤️❤️
Playing a barbarian means holding my giant cat the entire session
I’ve gotten beefier since working out consistently and I’m very proud of my progress so far!
I just know the stans of these two queens would have the nastiest stan wars
I think saga creature are a fun way to bring in the summons and I hope the Yuna card lets them stick around longer