Their story
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Dwarf Treasure Hunters · kept by JorgrimSign in to keep a warband
Hailing from Karak Barazund, a minor hold within the Rib Peaks, the company is led by their liege, Jorgrim Bitterbrow as he seeks to reclaim an ancient artefact.
Their story is not written yet.
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| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 6 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 9 |
3 battles fought · 2 put out of action · 33 nights out after curfew
Finest moment: Dodged Baldur’s great blade repeatedly, broke away to reinforce his kin and put Skalle out of action.
Darkest moment: His time in the tower left the canal fight beyond his help; striking down the priest could not recover the lost objectives or settle the grudge.
Put out of action: Skalle — Left the watchtower to reinforce his kin and put the priest out of action.
Jorgrim traded in the Rock the way they always do. Henrik nodded.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The crowd at the gibbet was the best market of the month. Jorgrim was not the only one who thought so.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual. The green sold itself. The bargeman could see it through the rag and paid before it was unwrapped.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin. The green sold itself. The bargeman could see it through the rag and paid before it was unwrapped.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them. The buyer at the tollhouse held it up to the sky and the sky was the same colour. He paid in a hurry.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The bargeman wiped ash from the scale between every weighing.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual. The buyer at the tollhouse asked if the green had come down with the ash. Jorgrim said yes. It paid better.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded. The wharf gate was shut. The deal was done through the bars.
Finest moment: Single handedly holding the left flank and striking down Guillame
Put out of action: Guillame Shieldbreaker — Knocked down from the force of jorgrim’s axe, guillame attempted to crawl to safety, underestimating the known fact that dwarfs are natural sprinters.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded. The buyer at the tollhouse paid double and asked Jorgrim to walk back the long way. The hat was on the short way.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual. The bargeman owed the Baron. The green went to the Baron. Jorgrim was paid by the Baron's man, in the Baron's coin, on the Baron's quay.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded. The deal was done by pointing. The bargeman pointed at the coin. Jorgrim pointed at more coin. The bargeman nodded.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual. The deal was done by pointing. The bargeman pointed at the coin. Jorgrim pointed at more coin. The bargeman nodded.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin. There were three buyers for every sliver and the bargeman hated all of them.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual. The bargeman weighed the coin through a cloth and did not touch it.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The chandler had put his prices up for the chalk moon. Nobody argued. Nobody had the breath.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin. The wharf gate was shut. The deal was done through the bars.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The wharf gate was shut. The deal was done through the bars.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual. The buyer at the tollhouse asked if the green had come down with the ash. Jorgrim said yes. It paid better.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them.
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 9 |
3 battles fought · 1 put out of action · out of action 3 times · 21 nights out after curfew
Finest moment: Repeatedly evaded the kin’s attacks, slipping between blows and denying Ragnar a clean strike.
Darkest moment: Biorn closed bodily and wrangled him down, allowing Ragnar to put him out of action.
Taken out by: Ragnar — Put the elusive slayer out of action after Biorn wrangled him down.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Finest moment: Putting the Krylov out of action.
Put out of action: Krylov Vasilyevich
Taken out by: Merovech de Wormsbourg — Merovech sought to honour the Slayer's fury with gloriosu combat. Dwarven stubborness and bare skin are not enough to stop a morningstar
Norri drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. The hat sat in the Flagon's corner and drank water. The whole room drank slower.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Every table in the Flagon was arguing about who owed whom.
Norri Stonebrew kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it. Every table in the Flagon was arguing about who owed whom.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Finest moment: Mortally wounding the ogre, Ragnar, in a single flurry.
Darkest moment: A hammer swing to the head rendered him unconcious.
Taken out by: Biorn Nordost — With his angry axe
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. The Flagon spoke in murmurs. Even the dice were quiet.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. The Flagon ran out of pumpkin ale and served something from Bechafen. Nobody complained and everybody noticed.
Norri Stonebrew kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it. The bargemen sang the boat song and got the words right, being bargemen. The village forgave them.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Norri Stonebrew sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking. The Flagon was full of bargemen with coin and no sense of how much.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Half the Flagon wore cloth over their faces. The landlord served through it.
Norri Stonebrew kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. The Flagon served through the hatch. Nobody came in. Nobody wanted to be the one who brought it.
Norri Stonebrew sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Norri Stonebrew kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it. The landlord took the fiddle down from behind the bar and put it under the bar. Hats do not like fiddles.
Norri Stonebrew kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Norri Stonebrew kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. The hat sat in the Flagon's corner and drank water. The whole room drank slower.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. The Flagon's fire would not draw and the room filled with the smell of somewhere else burning.
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 9 |
3 battles fought · out of action 1 time · 15 nights out after curfew
Finest moment: Kept his adventurous spirit through the grasping vines and pressed an opening against Biorn rather than surrendering the initiative.
Darkest moment: Skalle’s vines nearly halted him in the canal; after crossing, his attack on Biorn’s flank ended with him out of action.
Taken out by: Biorn Nordost — Put Grakki out of action in the fighting at the canal.
Finest moment: Blocked the Chaos Knights from reaching the cart. His efforts allowed his comrades to quickly secure the cart.
Darkest moment: He took a halbred to the head.
Grakki Dourhammer sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. They came back by different lanes and arrived at once. The village noticed. The village notices.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. The two of them counted each other in at the door. Both were there. It is not always certain.
Grakki Dourhammer sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Grakki drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Grakki drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Grakki drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Grakki drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave. Grakki was already at the Flagon when Grakki came in, and had kept a seat, and had not said for whom.
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 5 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 9 |
3 battles fought · 2 put out of action · out of action 1 time · 20 nights out after curfew
Finest moment: Rushed the tower with Jorgrim and put Mjølnir out of action, bringing his experience to bear in the cramped fighting.
Darkest moment: Baldur avenged Mjølnir and put him out of action before he could help Jorgrim secure the tower.
Put out of action: Mjølnir Nordost — Put Mjølnir out of action in the watchtower; the wound cost him a hand.
Taken out by: Baldur Nordost — Avenged Mjølnir by putting Gammling out of action before duelling Jorgrim.
Finest moment: Grumbled incoherently of the good ol' days as he watched Flint get thrown to ground by Guillame
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. The two of them met on the mill bridge at the third hour without arranging it.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Gammling Gubbsson sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Gammling drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. They came back by different lanes and arrived at once. The village noticed. The village notices.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Gammling was on the ferry stair when Gammling came up it, and said nothing, and that was a kindness.
Finest moment: Finishing what Norri started and dealt the final blow to the weakened Ragnar
Put out of action: Ragnar
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Gammling drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. The two of them did not speak on the manor road. Nobody does.
Gammling Gubbsson sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Gammling drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Gammling Gubbsson sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking. Gammling waited at the ferry stair with a lantern and did not light it.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Gammling had a fire going and two cups out. The second cup was not asked about.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Gammling drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Gammling drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 4 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 8 |
2 battles fought · out of action 1 time
Finest moment: Defended the rear ruin bravely against Biorn’s charge, making excellent use of the narrow approach and broken wall.
Darkest moment: His position could contain one attacker, not Biorn and an ogre together; Ragnar’s additional charge put him out of action.
Taken out by: Ragnar — Joined Biorn’s assault on the rear ruin and put its stubborn defender out of action.
Finest moment: Bravely challenging Guillame to single combat.
Darkest moment: Foolishly challenging Guillame to single combat.
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 3 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 8 |
3 battles fought · 1 put out of action · out of action 1 time · 5 nights out after curfew
Finest moment: Met Agnar head-on at the canal and almost drove the Nordost elder back into the water.
Darkest moment: Could not turn his early pressure into a finish; Agnar found firm footing and put him out of action.
Taken out by: Agnar Nordost — Defeated Orri in the melee beyond the collapsed canal.
Put out of action: Reinmar von Altakre
Orri Oriksson kept an ear open at the Flagon. Nothing worth the ink.
Orri Oriksson listened at the usual wall. The wall said the usual things. They came back by different lanes and arrived at once. The village noticed. The village notices.
Orri sat where the lane meets the water and counted the Watch. The usual number. Orri walked Orri home along the water and neither looked at it.
Orri Oriksson listened at the usual wall. The wall said the usual things.
Orri listened out of habit and heard the river out of habit. Orri had a fire going and two cups out. The second cup was not asked about.
Finest moment: Successfully secured a cache
Darkest moment: Repeatedly shanked.
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 7 |
2 battles fought · out of action 1 time
Taken out by: Baldur Nordost — While he was knocked out fighting the dog, with his great axe
| M | WS | BS | S | T | W | I | A | Ld |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 4 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 7 |
2 battles fought · 1 put out of action · out of action 1 time
Finest moment: Seeing a vulnerability in the enemy’s line, he boldly charged to meet Agnar into single combat and overcame his adversary. Amidst the chaos of the skirmish, a nearby slaver captured the wounded Agmar and sold him to the local Fighting Pits, where he would be defeated by Hans Henchamnn before escaping with his life.
Darkest moment: Seeing Agnar’s defeat, the Nordost Kin rushed to avenge their leader. Outnumbered by the umgi, Brokk was captured and ransomed. Greviously offended by the low price demanded by his captors, Brokk now seeks vengenace on the Nordost Kin for the slight to his honour.
Put out of action: Agnar Nordost
Taken out by: Biorn Nordost — While Mjølnir put him down, Biorn finished the job
3 battles fought, 2 won · 7 put out of action · 9 of their own taken out · 53 nights out after curfew
Forced the canal despite Skalle’s vines, stormed the watchtower, and made the kin fight for every approach. Gammling put Mjølnir out of action, Jorgrim evaded Baldur and silenced Skalle, and Flint held the rear ruin against Biorn until Ragnar joined the assault.
Finest moments: Forced the vine-choked canal and mounted a rapid assault on the watchtower. Gammling took Mjølnir out of action, and Jorgrim later silenced Skalle. Norri’s evasions and Flint’s stubborn defence made the kin work for their gains.
Darkest moments: Five expedition members were put out of action while the kin secured the objective positions. The tower assault failed to dislodge Baldur, and Jorgrim’s counterattack came too late to reverse the battle. The merchant remained unaccounted for and the ancestral debt unsettled.
Put out of action: Mjølnir Nordost; Skalle
Taken out: Gammling Gubbsson; Norri Stonebrew; Orri Oriksson; Grakki Dourhammer; Flint Mudbeard
Their part in fullJorgrim traded in the Rock the way they always do. Henrik nodded.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The crowd at the gibbet was the best market of the month. Jorgrim was not the only one who thought so.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual. The green sold itself. The bargeman could see it through the rag and paid before it was unwrapped.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin. The green sold itself. The bargeman could see it through the rag and paid before it was unwrapped.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them. The buyer at the tollhouse held it up to the sky and the sky was the same colour. He paid in a hurry.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The bargeman wiped ash from the scale between every weighing.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual. The buyer at the tollhouse asked if the green had come down with the ash. Jorgrim said yes. It paid better.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded. The wharf gate was shut. The deal was done through the bars.
Put out of action: Guillame Shieldbreaker; Krylov Vasilyevich; Reinmar von Altakre
Taken out: Norri Stonebrew
Their part in fullNorri drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. The hat sat in the Flagon's corner and drank water. The whole room drank slower.
Grakki Dourhammer sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded. The buyer at the tollhouse paid double and asked Jorgrim to walk back the long way. The hat was on the short way.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Orri Oriksson kept an ear open at the Flagon. Nothing worth the ink.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual. The bargeman owed the Baron. The green went to the Baron. Jorgrim was paid by the Baron's man, in the Baron's coin, on the Baron's quay.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. The two of them met on the mill bridge at the third hour without arranging it.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Orri Oriksson listened at the usual wall. The wall said the usual things. They came back by different lanes and arrived at once. The village noticed. The village notices.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Every table in the Flagon was arguing about who owed whom.
Orri sat where the lane meets the water and counted the Watch. The usual number. Orri walked Orri home along the water and neither looked at it.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin.
Gammling Gubbsson sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Norri Stonebrew kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it. Every table in the Flagon was arguing about who owed whom.
Orri Oriksson listened at the usual wall. The wall said the usual things.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them.
Gammling drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. They came back by different lanes and arrived at once. The village noticed. The village notices.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Orri listened out of habit and heard the river out of habit. Orri had a fire going and two cups out. The second cup was not asked about.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded. The deal was done by pointing. The bargeman pointed at the coin. Jorgrim pointed at more coin. The bargeman nodded.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Gammling was on the ferry stair when Gammling came up it, and said nothing, and that was a kindness.
Put out of action: Agnar Nordost; Ragnar
Taken out: Seamus Ironkeg; Norri Stonebrew; Brokk
Their part in fullNorri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual. The deal was done by pointing. The bargeman pointed at the coin. Jorgrim pointed at more coin. The bargeman nodded.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. The Flagon spoke in murmurs. Even the dice were quiet.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. They came back by different lanes and arrived at once. The village noticed. The village notices.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual.
Gammling drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. The two of them did not speak on the manor road. Nobody does.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. The Flagon ran out of pumpkin ale and served something from Bechafen. Nobody complained and everybody noticed.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin. There were three buyers for every sliver and the bargeman hated all of them.
Gammling Gubbsson sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Norri Stonebrew kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it. The bargemen sang the boat song and got the words right, being bargemen. The village forgave them.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village. The two of them counted each other in at the door. Both were there. It is not always certain.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman.
Gammling drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Norri drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Grakki Dourhammer sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Norri Stonebrew sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking. The Flagon was full of bargemen with coin and no sense of how much.
Grakki drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual. The bargeman weighed the coin through a cloth and did not touch it.
Gammling Gubbsson sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking. Gammling waited at the ferry stair with a lantern and did not light it.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Half the Flagon wore cloth over their faces. The landlord served through it.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The chandler had put his prices up for the chalk moon. Nobody argued. Nobody had the breath.
Gammling drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. Gammling had a fire going and two cups out. The second cup was not asked about.
Norri Stonebrew kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. The Flagon served through the hatch. Nobody came in. Nobody wanted to be the one who brought it.
Grakki drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.
Jorgrim traded at the ferry stair the way they always do. The bargeman nodded.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Norri Stonebrew sat where they always sit. The landlord poured without asking.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow kept the usual arrangement on the lower docks. The usual coin. The wharf gate was shut. The deal was done through the bars.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Norri Stonebrew kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it. The landlord took the fiddle down from behind the bar and put it under the bar. Hats do not like fiddles.
Grakki Dourhammer kept the Flagon's corner warm. Nobody argued for it.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow moved the usual sliver through the usual bargeman. The usual tenth for the ferryman. The wharf gate was shut. The deal was done through the bars.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Norri Stonebrew kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Grakki drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now.
Jorgrim Bitterbrow traded with the eel-men as usual. Coin and eels, as usual.
Gammling drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Norri Stonebrew kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale. The hat sat in the Flagon's corner and drank water. The whole room drank slower.
Grakki drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave.
Jorgrim did the usual deal in the Flagon's yard. The landlord's boy watched, as usual. The buyer at the tollhouse asked if the green had come down with the ash. Jorgrim said yes. It paid better.
Gammling Gubbsson kept the usual stool at the Flagon. The usual pumpkin ale.
Norri drank at the Flagon in the usual silence. Companionable, by now. The Flagon's fire would not draw and the room filled with the smell of somewhere else burning.
Grakki drank at the Flagon and was neither welcomed nor asked to leave. Grakki was already at the Flagon when Grakki came in, and had kept a seat, and had not said for whom.
Jorgrim kept the arrangement. The arrangement kept them.
Gammling drank two and went home. The village barely noticed. That is the point of a village.