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Land of Fire & Ice Chapter 2: Land and History

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# Icelandic Pre-History
Untouched by man since creation, Iceland
was once the most occult place on the surface
of the world. The fabric of the island pulsed
with the primal forces of creation. The volcanoes and pits of boiling mud competed with
chill winds and mighty glaciers. Elementals and
spirits of all kinds danced and made war on one
another in reflection of their material counterparts. These spirits of the land (called landvaettir by the Norse) existed free of human influence, remaining true to their primordial magical nature.

Known only to dragons, giants and magical
beasts, the whole island was covered with a
magical aura. In many places the aura grew
strong enough to penetrate the magic realm
itself (the magical analogue of Arcadia).

# The Guardians of Iceland
According to the Heimskringla, by Snorri
Sturluson, King Harald of Denmark sent a warlock to Iceland to find out about the place. The
warlock visited the island in the shape of a
whale. He saw the land filled with guardian
spirits (landvaettir), and every time he tried to
reach land, he was repulsed. In the East a great
dragon rushed at him, accompanied by a train of
serpents and toads. To the North a huge eagle
was waiting for him, accompanied by many
other birds. To the West a large gray bull bellowed at him and waded into the water, along with attendant land spirits. Finally, the warlock
attempted landfall in the South, but a hill giant
carrying an iron staff led a crowd of other giants
against him. The warlock swam back to his
king, and the Danish fleet turned about and
sailed back to Denmark.

The origins of these guardians are
unknown, but they have protected Iceland from
a very early period. Their function seems to be
to repel magical threats to the island

## The Guardians
Any magically powerful being approach-
ing Iceland activates the magical defenses set
up by its ancient residents. Guardian spirits
(landvaettir, see page 32) constantly watch
the coasts. If a threat is spotted the landvaet-
tir gather into a host and approach the First
Guardian. The First Guardian then leads
them against the invader. If the First
Guardian fails to repel the threat, the host
passes to the Second Guardian, and so on.
The First Guardian is the dragon Pan
Caudarax (see below for details). When he
appears as Guardian, he is accompanied by a
host of spirits, visible only to those with Sec-
ond Sight, but perceptible to all as a tumult of
the air. The host takes the form of serpents,
toads and fishes, and produce a roiling cloud
of poisonous vapor.
The Second Guardian is called Vin-
dsvall, and takes the form of a mighty eagle.
To those without Second Sight it appears as a
storm cloud darkening the sky, accompanied
by wind, rain and lightning. The spirit’s wings
produce the wind and lightning cracks every
time he cries out. The landvaettir host takes
the form of birds of all kinds and all descrip-
tions, again visible only to those with Second
Sight.
The Third Guardian is a gray bull, a huge
aurochs the size of a house. It rushes to meet
any threat, snorting steam from its nostrils
and pawing at the ground, eager for battle.
No iron can pierce its hide, and few warriors
can face it and not quail in fear. However, in
1105 AD this mighty spirit wandered into the
fields surrounding the cathedral of Skalholt,
attracted by the bishop’s cows. It dallied too
long in the Dominion and lost much of its
power and size, before being captured by
herdsmen. Being strong and virile, the Gray
Bull has produced many strong calves. The
bull now ages and dies, but produces a gray
male calf to host its spirit; in this way it
endures. The Gray Bull’s power lies dormant,
tamed by the Dominion. Thus, the Third
Guardian cannot answer the call of the land-
vaettir host and so the host moves to the
Fourth Guardian. Should the Gray Bull be
freed the host will take the form of land ani-
mals, of all kinds and all descriptions.
The Fourth Guardian is a giant, chief of
Iceland’s jotunn. The responsibility is passed
down as a new chief is chosen. Bard Dumbson
(see below) is the second to hold this posi-
tion. Regardless of their rivalries, the clans of
Icelandic giants will join him in the defense
of their home. The landvaettir host accompa-
nies this army of giants, lending them power.

## Avoiding the Guardians
The landvaettir only alert the Guardians if they perceive a
magical threat to Iceland. The approaching person must have sub-
stantial magical power and harbor thoughts of destruction or
hatred to the land or its inhabitants. This should be treated as the
spell Sight of the Transparent Motive with a penetration of +45
(resistance is considered hostile).
Whatever forces bound the landvaettir, their concern was an
invasion of the land by their enemies. The weakness in the defense
is therefore threats from within Iceland. Magicians native to Ice-
land are ignored by the landvaettir. If you use the Toframanna
Saga, the magic portal to the Scartaris Sanctum is also exempt
from alerting the Guardians’ attention because it opens within Ice-
land.

## The Landscape
The most striking feature of Iceland is
the land itself. Few places in the world can
boast such rugged beauty and diversity. In
the lowlands, fast flowing rivers cut their
way though lush meadows forming many
spectacular waterfalls. These rivers seem
unsure about where to run, their courses
changing dramatically over the years. Deep
gorges are cut though otherwise open
plains, leaving travelers frustrated or worse.
Pits of boiling mud, hot spring pools and
geysers are commonplace, with over 250 geo-
thermal areas and 780 hot springs. All kinds of
volcanic features both old and new litter the
landscape. Reminders that lava once flowed
or pumice and ash once fell are never far away.
The highlands are even wilder, with
huge active volcanic ranges and vast glac-
iers. Only the mad and the desperate jour-
ney into these regions, as this is where
trolls, giants and other fell beasts live.
The currently active volcanoes
include Helgafell in Vestmannaeyjar,
Hekla in the southwest, Katla beneath the
glacier Myrdalsjokull, Grimsvotn and
Oraefi beneath Vatnajokull and Krafla at
Lake Myvatn.
Although Iceland is larger than Ire-
land, the vast majority of it is uninhabitable.
Over half of Iceland is over 400m above sea
level, a significant height so far north.
The land can be roughly categorized:
Circa 800 Circa 1220
Cultivated 0% 1%
Grassland 40% 30%
Lakes and Rivers 6% 6%
Bush and Forest 25% 1%
Lava Fields 11% 11%
Glaciers 11% 11%
Sand 4% 4%
Other Wasteland 3% 36%
Deforestation and grazing animals
caused extensive erosion in the Icelandic
highlands. Even in 1220 this progress is
continuing, and another 8% of grassland
with be lain waste in future years.
By comparison, the land of Ireland is
13% cultivated, 68% grassland, and 5%
forest and woodland.

## Climate
Iceland has fairly mild winter tem-
peratures, but it does rain a lot. Typically
a day does not pass without some rain,
snow, sleet, or at least drizzle. Happily,
Icelandic weather is very changeable and
a brief shower is often followed by sun for
the remainder of the day. However, peri-
odic gales and fog make for truly miser-
able weather at times. The northern and
eastern coastal regions fare better: the
northern region is the sunniest while the
eastern is the warmest.
The central regions have clearer
skies, but other problems afflict the inte-
rior deserts. Summer or winter the interi-
or suffers from intense blizzards. Icy sand-
storms can appear at a moment’s notice
and travelers may find themselves in seri-
ous trouble.

## Icelandic Flora
and Fauna
When the settlers first arrived, the
land was heavily wooded with dwarf wil-
lows, which were cleared for firewood and
grazing. This massive deforestation led to
soil erosion that gradually reduced the
quality of the land for its farmers. Other
areas of the coast were bog and marshland.
Only two land mammals are native to
Iceland, the polar bear and the arctic fox.
The settlers did not appreciate the polar
bears and the population was slain or cap-
tured and sold abroad. Occasionally a bear
floats across from Greenland on ice floes,
but it is quickly hunted down. Foxes were
also disliked, but they managed to run and
hide more effectively.
Common and grey seals fish from the
abundant coastal shelves. These seals are
hunted by orca, and other species of
whales are commonly seen. Walrus bask
on the ice-floes in between diving for
clams on the sea bed.
As well as the sea birds such as gulls,
cormorants and the great auk, there are
ducks, whooping swans, owls, divers and
gyrfalcons. Arguably the most majestic
bird is the snow-white arctic eagle.
Eels, salmon, trout and Arctic char
swim the rivers, while the sea teems with
many other types of seafood.
As well as the intended chickens, cat-
tle, cats, dogs, sheep, goats, pigs and hors-
es, the settlers brought mice and rats to
the island. Soon after the settlement the
rodents took their usual places in the
island’s ecology. However, goats and pigs
were particularly destructive of the deli-
cate Icelandic grasslands and by the year
1000 these animals were rarely kept.

# The Christian
Priests (790-870)
Around 790 Irish priests put their faith in
God and set out in coracles heading west. Their
faith led them to the Icelandic coast and for the
next eighty years it was their summer retreat.
Their prayers drove back the magical beasts, the
magical aura contracted and the landvaettir
retreated to their geyser fields, mountains, volca-
noes and glaciers. Unmolested the priests spent
many summers in prayer and contemplation.

Their peace was shattered by the arrival of
the Norse settlers. Having been the victims of
so much Viking violence at home, the Irish
priests knew better than to stay. They sailed
away to escape death by pagan hands.

## Magical Landscape
The arrival of the Irish priests caused
Iceland’s magical aura to retreat from the
lowland regions, leaving them mundane.
In the relatively brief period of pagan
temples weak faerie auras sprung up, but
most vanished after conversion.
As Iceland is sparsely populated the
general Dominion aura in lowlands is low
and patchy. Farms next to churches might
have a Divine aura of +1, but this rarely
extends to neighboring farms. Only
around the cathedrals does the Dominion
cover a significant region.
Lowland volcanic regions often
retain a Magical aura of +1 or +2. In high-
land areas a patchy +1 Magical aura exists
in areas infrequently traveled. Mountain-
ous and glacial regions normally have +2
Magical auras with particular sites peak-
ing higher.
The magicians of Iceland maintain
wards on the interior paths. These wards
prevent the approach of trolls and land-
vaettir with Magic Mights of 20 or less.
Some sections are protected by more
powerful spells, guarding against creatures
with Mights as high as 30.

## Settlement
(870-930)
In 850 Naddoddur the Swede found the
island and the word spread amongst the seafar-
ing Norse. Around the same time, in Norway,
Harald Fairhair rose from a petty king in the
southeast to overlord of the entire country.
Many looked to move elsewhere and Iceland
provided them with an opportunity.
Within sixty years all the agricultural land
had been claimed and between ten and twenty
thousand people had settled on the island. The
majority came directly from Norway, but many
also came from Norse colonies in Ireland, Scot-
land and the Hebrides. These people brought
Gaelic wives, followers, and slaves. However,
the Norse culture and language were complete-
ly dominant and the Gaelic people left no mark
on Icelandic society beyond a few place-names
and the mingling of their blood with the Norse.

## A New Society

### The Chieftains and
Householders
The richer settlers built temples to their
favorite god and provided oxen and horses for
sacrifice. This was expensive and marked a man
out as one of means and authority. Such men
gained a strong position in the district and soon
acquired the title godi (plural godar), meaning
godly one. These chieftains were Iceland’s elite,
but initially the position gave little authority.
The power of a godi was dependent on the
number of householders (baendur, sing. bondi)
he could attract. Householders could freely
choose to ally with any godi. If two godar were
in dispute the number of allies (thingmen) each
had often had a great impact on the result.

### Freemen, Freedmen and Slaves
The settlers had many slaves, but immedi-
ately there was pressure to free them. Slave
owners found that extra hands did not offset the
cost of feeding them, and the first landowners
often had a lot of excess land, which was a lia-
bility, as it had to be defended.
The solution was to give grants of freedom
to slaves who became laborers and tenant farm-
ers. Freedmen often became landowners, which
accelerated the colonization, and the children
of freedmen were automatically free.
Most slaves were freed by the tenth centu-
ry. Household slaves, with women serving as
nurses, foster-mothers and concubines, were
more enduring, but even this was very rare by
the middle of the twelfth century. Although
slavery was lawful throughout the Free State
period, by 1220 only debt slaves are commonly
seen.

### Norse Magicians
Norse magicians immigrated to Iceland
with their countrymen. They included witches
and seeresses called volur (singular volva), and
wisemen call visindamen. Both often practiced
seithr, a form of magic involving shamanic ritu-
als. Attracted by its powerful spirits and abun-
dant magical resources, many galdramen (sing.
galdraman) settled in Iceland. Galdramen used
spells, spoken in poetic verse or sung, to sum-
mon and bind spirits. Two other types of magi-
cians were the Norse priests called vitkir (sing.
vitki), whose magic came from devotion to the
Aesir gods, and the trollsynir whose magic came
from their blood.
Iceland’s magicians were busy in the early
days of the settlement. With the Irish priests
gone, violent landvaettir, trolls and other magi-
cal beasts plagued the settlers. Without the ben-
efit of Christian burial the magical atmosphere
occasionally reanimated corpses. These draug,
as the Norse called them, plagued farms until
they were slain by magic or metal. Only
enchanted burials could prevent the corpse
wandering about. Wards against trolls and spir-
its were also in high demand.

## Iceland and The Order
Hermetic magi are currently unknown to Icelandic magicians
and the Order’s knowledge of Iceland is scant. In general the Order
regards Nordic lands with suspicion. There are stories of a power-
ful Order of Odin, which many magi believe responsible for the
destruction of all Hermetic covenants that try to settle in the
region. As most Hermetic magi avoid even the Scandinavian
mainland, few have even heard of Iceland. As of 1220, there is no
known Hermetic presence.

# The Battle of
Hekla (924)
In 108 the dragon Pan Caudarax returned
to his lair near the Hekla volcano, after almost a
thousand years in Flanders. He prepared a nest
site for his mate’s brood and in 232 the eggs were
laid. Pan Caudarax then took over the mantle of
Guardian from his mate.
Seven hundred years later men swarmed
over the lowlands. When Caudarax awoke in
924 AD he could barely believe his eyes. He
retreated to his lair and ordered the volcanic
landvaettir to cause massive eruptions. Earth-
quakes rocked the land while seeresses and
soothsayers predicted imminent destruction. A
group of galdramen and trollsynir set out to
track down the danger and came on Caudarax.
In the ensuring battle many fell before the
trollsdottir Aud found the dragon’s weak-spot
and wounded him; both sides then withdrew
and agreed a truce. Pan Caudarax agreed to call
back the landvaettir, in return the Norse were
to provide a yearly tribute of forty horses.
Although the landvaettir occasionally still
cause eruptions, they are not at Pan Caudarax’s
instruction.
From that time on Pan Caudarax took little
interest in the humans. They seldom strayed
near his territory. The eggs are destined to hatch
on the day of the solar eclipse of May 22, 1248.

# Establishment of the Law (930)
> With law must our land be built, or with lawlessness laid waste.
— Njal’s Saga
The Norse held courts, discussed laws and
settled disputes at assemblies called things. The
early Icelanders organized district assemblies,
which three of the local godar organized and
presided over. The most important of these
assemblies was held in the spring (May). These
district assemblies were called the spring things
(varthing).
As Iceland grew more populated the num-
ber of disputes grew. The settlers had come from
all over Scandinavia and beyond; the lack of
common law began to become a serious prob-
lem. Turning to the king of Norway to settle
disputes was not a favored choice for people
wishing to maintain their independence.
The chieftains asked Ulfjot of Lon to jour-
ney to Norway to study the Gulathing Law (the
law of western Norway). With the help of his
uncle, Thorleif the Wise, he learnt and adapted
this code to the needs of Iceland. He returned
to Iceland and in 930 a national assembly called
the Althing was established.

# Galdramen
Hreppur (950)
During the pre-Christian era magicians
were generally respected in Icelandic society,
but magical interference in matters of honor
was detestable and usually ended badly. So most
magicians lived quietly, displaying careful neu-
trality in feuds. When godar were themselves
magicians the situation was tricky, as honorable
conduct demanded no magical assistance
(except from arms, armor or berserker rages).
Godi magicians therefore had difficulty avoid-
ing rumors of dishonorable behavior, a charge
that enabled their opposition to gather support.
Most made the choice of political power over
magical power and did not pursue the vitkir
arts. However, this did not stop godar attempt-
ing secretly to secure magical assistance.
In the early tenth century the most promi-
nent Icelandic magicians created a hreppur, or
cooperative, to discourage the godar from
putting pressure on its members. The hreppur
organized the placement of wards against trolls
on the trails across Iceland and regulated the
costs of various services magicians provided.
Non-malign charms and spells were provided at
fixed costs to all who were not blacklisted.
Members who were under pressure received sup-
port from the hreppur and the godar soon
thought better of it.
As well as helping farmers and defending
against ghosts and spirits, Icelandic magicians
negotiated with the giants and dragons to main-
tain the peace. The hreppur also regulated the
harvesting of Ond (vis) from magical sites,
which the galdramen used as offerings to the
spirits.

# The Colonization
of Greenland
(982-1000 AD)
In 982 Eirik the Red was outlawed from
Iceland on manslaughter charges. Having
already been outlawed from Norway for similar
offenses he decided to go exploring and resolved
to investigate a sighting made some fifty years
previously by a Norwegian called Gunnbjorn.
Eirik set out from Snaefelljokul and discov-
ered Greenland. There was plenty of grassland
for the taking, and the lands were rich in bears,
foxes, caribou, sea mammals, birds and fisheries.
The country appeared ideally suited to colo-
nization. For the next three years he and his
crew explored a large section of Greenland’s
coast and marked out sites of farms and homes
to be. This became known as the Eastern Set-
tlement.
At its height the Eastern Settlement
reached 190 farms, twelve parish churches, a
cathedral, a monastery and a nunnery, with a
government on the Icelandic model. The
Greenlanders exported furs and hides, ropes and
cables, oil, woolens, and sea-ivory as well as
white bears and falcons, while they imported
corn, iron, timber, garments and luxuries.

# The Attempted
Colonization of
Vinland (1000-
1020 AD)
Karlsefni and his men built themselves
dwellings up above the lake; some of their
houses stood near the mainland, and some
near the lake. No snow fell, and their
entire stock found its food grazing in the
open.
— Eirik’s Saga
During his journey to Greenland a storm
blew one colonist far of course, where he spot-
ted a rich and fertile land. Fifteen years after
this sighting, Leif Eiriksson retraced the course
and put ashore in several places. Helluland or
Flatstone Land was mountainous, glaciered,
grassless and barren. Markland was flat and
forested, with extensive white sands and gently
shelving beaches. However, Leif spent the win-
ter in a place he called Vinland (Wineland).
Leif returned to Greenland singing Vin-
land’s praises. His brother Thorvald took up the
opportunity and organized a new exploration.
On this journey the Norsemen encountered a
group of natives and the situation soon became
hostile. An arrow killed Thorvald and his crew
returned home with the bad news.
Thorfinn Karlsefni then decided to take
the next step. He organized three ships, 160
men (some with wives) and livestock to colo-
nize the country. The winters were indeed mild
and the land fertile, but the following summer
they encountered the people they named the
Skraelingar (‘screechers’ or ‘uglies’).
Initially the contact was peaceful and the
two groups traded. The Skraelings were very
interested in the Norseman’s metal, but
Karlsefni forbade the sale of weapons. Despite
initially peaceful trading, the Skraelings began
to covet the red cloth offered by the settlers,
and when it ran out, the raids began. The regu-
lar skirmishes made life very difficult and stress-
ful even if actual loss of life was low. Without a
common language no peace negotiation was
attempted. Internal conflicts over women added
to the situation and after three winters Karlsefni
decided to leave.
There was one more colonization attempt,
instigated by Freydis Eiriksdottir in 1019. This
venture almost immediately provoked hostili-
ties, which escalated into a major conflict
against a far more numerous opponent. The
would-be colonists were quickly forced to flee
and this was the last such attempt.
However, in 1220 Greenlanders still make
trips to Markland for furs and timber.

# Christian Era
(1000-)
Men are to put their trust in one God and
His saints and are not to worship heathen
beings. A man worships heathen beings
when he assigns his property to anyone but
God and His saints. If a man worships
heathen beings, the penalty is lesser out-
lawry.
— Gragas, Christian Law Section
When Iceland became Christian in 1000
the position of Icelandic magicians changed.
From the moment of baptism the threat of hell
fire became real to most of them and in 1020
the compromise laws allowing private pagan
worship were abolished. Missionary bishops
preached against pagan practices and the use of
magic.
Within a generation Iceland’s vitkir went
from respected priests to potential outlaws.
Other magicians and witches continued openly
to practice their arts, as their craft did not
involve worship. However, in 1031 the heroic
outlaw Grettir was slain with the aid of a Curse.
The outrage that followed led to spells, witch-
craft and magic of any sort being made illegal.

# The Interdiction
(1031-1041)
If someone uses spells or witchcraft or
magic — he uses magic if he utters or
teaches someone else or gets someone else
to utter words of magic over himself or his
property — the penalty is lesser outlawry,
and he is to be summoned locally and
prosecuted with a panel of twelve. If a
man practices black sorcery, the penalty
for that is full outlawry. It is black sorcery
if through his words or his magic a man
brings about the sickness or death of live-
stock or people. That is to be prosecuted
with a panel of twelve.
— Gragas, Christian Law Section
After a number of successful prosecutions
the most prominent magicians in the country
met to discuss the situation and for the first time
volur and visindamen were invited to join the
Galdramen Hreppur. They decided to give the
Christian lobby exactly what they said they
wanted. For the next ten years Icelanders
learned to live without the benefit of magical
aid. Famines came, livestock diseases spread
unchecked, fisheries failed and cruel weather
came without warning. The trail wards failed
and trolls slaughtered travelers and cattle.
Eventually a typical Icelandic compromise
was reached. The prominent baendur and godar
quietly visited the old magicians. They guaran-
teed them that any suit for using non-malign
magic would be crushed and any accusations of
black sorcery would receive a fair hearing. Ice-
land had its magicians and witches back as open
secrets and the Galdramen Hreppur continued
meeting to ensure its members did not endanger
their position again.

## The Lava Fields of Misdeeds
Odadahraun, “the lava fields of misdeeds,” lies north
of the Vatnajokull glacier. This area forms the boundary of
three of the four quarters (East, North and South), but
strictly belongs to none of them. The Lava Field of Mis-
deeds is one of the wildest parts of Iceland, and is perhaps
one of the most magical. There is more vis to be found
here than in any other part of Iceland, among the twisted
spires of rock and crumbling pumice, where sulfurous
springs belch evil-smelling humors into the air, and the
mighty glaciers and volcanoes provide a menacing back-
drop.
This is a God-forsaken place, a region where the
Dominion has never reached. Only the most desperate
outlaws will brave the freezing winds and scalding steam,
but desperate men are dangerous men. Spirits of all sorts
haunt the blasted landscape, and most are not friendly
towards humanity. Some of Pan Caudarax’s earlier brood
have taken up residence here, and these dragons can cause
significant problems. Finally, giants are relatively com-
mon here, especially those of the clans of Geirrod and
Bergelmir.
A season spent searching for vis will yield one pawn
per ten points of a magus’s Per + Intéllego + Vim + 10.
This vis might take several forms, but Perdo, Ignem, Ter-
ram, Aquam and Auram are the most obvious choices.
However, spending a season in these badlands is not con-
ducive to good health, demanding (at the very least) a
penalty to the character’s aging roll. The character cannot
expect to collect vis without attracting the attention of
some of the region’s inhabitants, either.
Any number of encounters could occur in the lava
fields, and each is resolved differently. Perhaps the char-
acters get ensnared in the illusions of a fire-giant. They
might encounter a band of outlaws who have made a deal
with malicious spirits in return for their victim’s blood.
Two of the (older) dragon-brood of Pan Caudarax might
extract a toll of vis from any magus traversing the area.

# The Age of the
Sturlungar (1200-?)

During the 12th century the more success-
ful godi began assuming a more aristocratic role,
and by the end of the century the Icelandic rul-
ing class realized that possession of multiple
chieftaincies (godord) offered real benefits.
Around 1200 the sons of Sturla began collect-
ing chieftaincies within the Western Quarter
and the race for overlordship of the country
began.
By 1220 almost all the country is divided
into eight unstable domains called riki (mean-
ing power). The rulers within these riki are all
closely related to one another and belong to one
of the five major families. These became the
storgodar (big chieftains).
Storgodar and Storbaendur
As the storgodar developed, most baendur
lost any choice of thing attachment. The storgo-
dar were uninterested in local disputes, and
most often the disputants would have the same
godi, so some rich householders because stor-
baendur (big householders). These men estab-
lished themselves as local advocates and legal
advocates, and filled the gap left by the storgo-
dar.
In 1220 AD, the allegiance of this group
remains of critical importance to contests
among storgodar. They stoutly resist all
attempts by the storgodar to impose taxes,
which effectively prevents any storgodi from
achieving his ultimate goal.
The riki in 1220 AD
The Svinfellingar Family
The first family to expand beyond one or
two godord, by 1220 they have acquired the
whole Eastern Quarter and formed two riki.
Skaftafellsthing is ruled over by Orm Jons-
son from 1212.
Mulathing is under the command of Tho-
rarin Jonsson, the brother of Orm, from 1220.
The Asbirningar Family
Named after Asbjorn Arnorsson who lived
around 1100, it was Kolbeinn Tumason who
first ruled the Skagafjord (Hegranesthing) dis-
trict of the Northern Quarter. He later acquired
Hunavatnsthing and by his death in 1208 he
had extended his territory to the western
boundaries of the quarter. The current storgodar
is his brother Arnor, however his health is fail-
ing and it looks likely that his son Kolbeinn the
Young will soon inherit.
The Oddaverjar Family
Jon Loftsson at Oddi was held in extremely
high esteem as an arbitrator in disputes among
chieftains for all four quarters. Jon and two of
his sons, Orm and Pall (later Bishop Pall) came
to rule over all the chieftaincies in the district
of Rangarthing. The family rules over the dis-
trict as a group and with Bishop Pall’s death in
1211 and Orm’s death in 1218, the chieftaincies
are now divided among Jon Loftsson’s third son
Saemundur and his children.
The Haukdaelir Family
Prominent in the Christianization process,
this family controls all three chieftaincies of the
Arnesthing district.
The Sturlungar Family
This family descended from Sturla Thor-
darson at Hvamm in the Western Quarter.
Although he never controlled more than one
chieftaincy, his three sons are among the most
powerful and ambitious chieftains of the 13th
century.
The sons of Hvamm-Sturla form three riki.
Thord Sturluson has dominion in Snaefell-
snes and Dalir. He is content with one chief-
taincy most of the time and is sharing the dis-
trict with his ambitious nephew, Sturla Sigh-
vatsson. Nonetheless Thord is regarded as the
storgodar.
Snorri Sturluson holds dominion in Borgar-
fjord after moving there in 1202 to take posses-
sion of his wife’s inheritance. He is moving
quickly to secure other chieftaincies of the
Thverarthing.
Sighvat Sturluson holds dominion in the
eastern half of the Northern Quarter. Sturla’s
third son, he started in Dalir and moved north
to Eyjafjordur to take over chieftaincies that
had been presented to his son. Sighvat has con-
trol of the whole eastern part of the Northern
Quarter, the districts of Vadlathing and
Thingeyjarthing.
Some areas have managed to maintain the
old style of godar/baendur relationship. The
Vestfirdir peninsula is the largest of these dis-
tricts. Even within the riki the storgodar rarely
own all the chieftaincies. Often minor chief-
tains lend their godord to storgodar or become
followers, maintaining control under their pro-
tection. Lacking the strength to protect your
thingmen is a great dishonor and in the new
power structure full independence is often not
viable. Still, godar only give up their title if no
other honorable solution is possible.
The Beginning of the End
(1220)
In the early 13th century King Hakon
Hakonarson (called “the Elder”) began to seek
control of the lands in the North Atlantic that
were inhabited by Norse people.
An opportunity presented itself when
Snorri Sturluson appeared at court. Earl Skuli
Bardson, the father-in-law of the teenage king,
approached Snorri and threatened to send a
navy to Iceland. Snorri managed to dissuade
him, but offered to return to Iceland and lobby
the chieftains to accept the authority of the
Crown. Snorri however had no intention of
championing so hopeless cause.
Timeline
B.C.
ca. 4000 . . . Destruction of Old Ones’ civiliza-
tion.
ca. 2000 . . Egyptian cult of Thoth at its
height.
ca. 500 . . . . . Greek cult of Hermes at its height.
A.D.
412. . . . . . . . Cult of Mercury officially disband-
ed.
767 . . . Order of Hermes founded at
Durenmar.
790 . . . . . Irish priests (called papar by the
Norse) reach Iceland and use it as
a retreat in the summer.
800-1100 . . The Viking period.
825 . . . . Thule mentioned by the Irish
monk Dicuil in Liber de Mensura
Orbis Terrae.
850. . . . . . . . Naddoddur the Swede is blown off
course on route to the Faeroes. He
names the island Snaeland
(‘snowland’).
855 . . . . Gardar Svavarsson circumnavi-
gates Iceland and settles at
Husavik on the northern coast for
the winter.
860 . . . . . . . Floki Vilgerdarson takes his family
to Snaeland. He quickly becomes
disenchanted and renames the
place Island (‘ice land’).
870-930 . . . . The era of the landnam (land-tak-
ing). Main colonization sees 10-20
thousand Norsemen claim the
available agricultural land. The
Irish priests decide not to return to
the island.
874 . . . . . . . Ingolfur Arnarson sets up house in
a place he names Reykjavik
(‘smoky bay’).
890-930 . . . Reign of Harald Fairhair of Nor-
way.
910-990 . . . . Life of Egil Skallagrimson, warrior,
poet and magician.
930 . . . . Althing (‘general assembly’) is
established, with the first Ice-
landic constitution and the inau-
guration of what is later called the
Icelandic Freestate.
925 . . . . . The dragon Pan Caudarax com-
mands the landvaettir (natural
spirits) to rid Iceland of the
human colonists. Volcanic activi-
ty builds across the country. An
alliance of trollsynir, galdramen
and vitkir attack Pan Caudarax
and eventually negotiate a truce.
930 . . . . Iceland declared albyggt, “fully
inhabited,” with 40-50 thousand
inhabitants – 400 named settlers
with kin, womenfolk and slaves.
950 . . . . . . Iceland’s magicians create a hrep-
pur to protect their interests. The
Eldborg caldera, created by Pan
Caudarax’s wrath 25 years before,
is used as their meeting place in
memory of that initial alliance.
965 . . . . . Refinement of the first constitu-
tion. Iceland divided into 4 quar-
ters (fjordungar), each with its
own court at the Althing.
970 . . . . . . Free pardon is given to an outlaw
who kills three other outlaws.
979 . . . . Harald Bluetooth Gormsson of
Denmark sends a trollson to inves-
tigate Iceland. The Guardians
confront him and Harald aban-
dons his invasion plans.
982 . . . . . . Eirik the Red outlawed from Ice-
land. He finds Greenland.
984. . . . . First church built in Iceland by
the native Thorvald and a Ger-
man bishop Fridrekr. While their
mission is successful, the Althing
they attend pours derision upon
them.
986 . . . . . . . Colonization of Greenland.
987 . . . . . . . Bjarni Herjolfsson sights Vinland.
997 . . . . . A law decrees that in some cir-
cumstances, conversion to Chris-
tianity may be regarded as a defile-
ment of the family
1000 . . . Christianisation of Iceland by
Althing decision. The acceptance
of Christianity by the logretta is
mainly due to the zeal of three
Christian godar. The case was
made that Christians and hea-
thens could not obey the same
laws, and that two states would
have to be formed, one for the
Christians and one for the hea-
thens. Partially due to trading
pressure from Denmark and Nor-
way, Christianity was seen as the
religion that was best for the
Freestate. Certain heathen prac-
tices, such as disposing of new-
borns and eating of horseflesh,
were not banned, and sacrifices
could still be made to the heathen
gods, if done in private.
1001 . . . . Leif Eiriksson sails west to find
Vinland.
1002-20 . . Attempted colonization of Vin-
land. Colonies abandoned due to
native attacks no later than 1020.
Some collection of furs and timber
may have continued into the mid
14th century.
1005 . . . . . . Fifth court established.
1007 . . . Holmganga (single combat) is
abolished as a legal means of deci-
sion-making. The last recorded
duel on the islet in the Oxara
involved Gunnlaugur Serpent-
Tongue, the warrior-poet, who
challenged the husband of the
woman he loved.
1014-1030. . Reign of Olaf Haraldson (St Olaf)
of Norway. In 1020 AD, a treaty is
made between him and Iceland
regarding the rights of Norwegians
in Iceland and vice versa. Within
that treaty the remaining pagan
practices are made illegal.
1031-1041 . Grettir the Strong slain with the
aid of magic. Laws against all mag-
ical practices are passed. For ten
years Icelandic magicians refuse to
provide any magical assistance.
Eventually the godar agree to
secretly provide legal protection
to magicians accused of using non-
malign magic.
1030-1118. . The Fridharold — age of peace.
1056 . . . First Icelandic bishopric estab-
lished at Skalholt in the Southern
Quarter. The bishop is given a seat
in the logretta.
1056-80 . . Isleif Gizarson becomes Iceland’s
first native Bishop.
1056-1133 . Life of Saemundur Sigfusson the
wise, godi of Oddi, galdraman and
bishop. His sister Halla was sei-
thkona.
1096 . . . . . . The law of tithes is introduced.
1106 . . . Second bishopric established at
Holar in the Northern Quarter. Its
first bishop, Jon the Saint Ogmu-
darson (1106-1121), a powerful
enemy of heathen ways, was later
sanctified. The Bishop of Holar is
also given a seat in the logretta.
Bergthor Hrafnsson, Haflidi Mas-
son and others compile and write
down the Icelandic Laws. This
work becomes known as Gragas
(Grey Goose).
1122-1133 . The Islendingabok written by Ari
in frodi; a history from the found-
ing up to the death of Bishop
Gizurr in 1118.
1123 . . . . The Christian law of Iceland is
codified.
1218-1220 . Earl Skuli, acting for King Hakon
of Norway, makes an expedition to
Iceland to secure trade. Snorri
Sturluson averts violence at the
cost of agreeing to help integrate
Iceland with Norway.
1222 . . . . . . Prose Edda composed.
Beyond 1220 AD
The main story arc covers the last four
decades of the Icelandic Freestate. In 1262 AD
King Hakon of Norway takes advantage of the
political turmoil within Iceland to add it to the
Norwegian Crown. The timeline below details
the Icelandic Sturlunga Saga, which details
events from 1220. Storyguides who wish to
involve their players in stories involving mun-
dane politics during these times are advised to
seek further details from the sources found in
the Bibliography on page 143.
1222-1231: Snorri Sturluson serves his second
term as Lawspeaker.
1228: The Sturlungs fight over the Snorrunga
godord. The brothers Snorri and Thord
Sturluson had failed to claim what was
theirs by right, and their brother Sighvat
had become godi, in turn passing the title
to his son Sturla. Snorri makes a formal
demand for the godord at the Althing, but
the matter is not decided. Snorri seizes the
godord by force, supported by his violent
brother-in-law Thorvald of Vatsfjord.
Thorvald is burnt to death in the summer
of this year in a revenge killing.
1229: The sons of Thorvald, believing that
Sighvat and his son Sturla were responsible
for the death of their father, attack Sturla’s
property and destroy it, although (fortu-
nately for him), Sturla is away.
1230: After proving he was not involved in the
attack against Sturla’s property, Snorri is
reconciled with his nephews. Snorri even
makes peace with his brother Sighvat, and
Iceland has a brief respite from the troubles.
1232: Sturla Sighvatsson seeks reconciliation
with the sons of Thorvald, but their insults
drive him into a rage, and he kills them.
For this offence Sturla makes a pilgrimage
to Rome. Snorri’s illegitimate son Oraekia
takes over the Vatfjord godord. He is a
wicked and violent man who sends out
armed bands to plunder and ill-treat the
people of his godord.
1234: Sturla Sighvatsson spends time in Nor-
way on his way back from Rome, and falls
under the influence of King Hakon and
Duke Skuli Bardarson. Sturla promises to
subjugate Iceland for the king, in return for
which he will receive the title of earl.
1235: Sturla returns to Iceland and gathers an
army to attack Snorri Sturluson. Snorri and
his son gather a force to repel them, but
Snorri is unwilling to fight his relatives.
Instead, he flees into the Eastern quarter.
Thord Sturlusson attempts to reconcile his
brother and his nephew with no effect.
Sturla seizes Rekjaholt, and Oraekia gath-
ers a fleet of ships to harry Bogarfjord and
the surrounding region. Oraekia is captured
due to the treachery of Sturla, who pre-
tends to sue for peace, but manages to
escape being blinded and maimed. This
behavior rouses Snorri to action, and he
raises an army to attack Sturla, but is beat-
en by a superior force.
1237: In an attempt to end the conflict, King
Hakon summons the godi of Iceland to
Norway, and Snorri and his allies leave.
1238: Sturla Sighvatsson now rules most of Ice-
land. Only two storgodar offer him resis-
tance – Kolbein The Young and Gizur
Thorvaldsson, both married to daughters of
Snorri Sturluson. Sturla tricks Gizur and
takes him prisoner. Kolbein, guessing he is
next, rapidly organizes a league against
Sturla. Gizur, who has managed to escape
Sturla’s clutches, joins them. The opposing
sides clash at Orlygsstad, and Sighvat and
Sturla are finally defeated. It soon becomes
clear that this victory has merely resulted
in substituting new tyrants for old.
1239: With the defeat of Sturla, King Hakon’s
plan for the domination of Iceland has
failed. Duke Skuli Bardarson grants Snorri
Sturluson the title of earl, on the under-
standing that if the treacherous Duke suc-
ceeds in his bid for the Norwegian crown,
Snorri will rule Iceland as a Norwegian
dependency. Snorri returns to Iceland.
1240: Duke Skuli’s attempt to wrest power from
King Hakon results in the Duke’s death.
1241: King Hakon, guessing that Snorri sup-
ported Duke Skuli in his treachery, makes
Gizur Thorvaldsson his representative. He
has orders to either bring Snorri to Norway
or kill him as a traitor. Gizur’s associate
Kolbein arrives at the Althing to capture
Snorri, but, forewarned, their quarry
escapes to the sanctuary of a church. Later
in the summer, Gizur and Kolbein descend
upon Rekjaholt, gain secret entrance to
Snorri’s home, and slay him. Oraekia is
later banished when he attempts to avenge
his father.
1242: With most of the major Sturlungs dead or
banished, the influence of the family fades.
Gizur Thorvaldsson becomes the sole
leader in Southern Iceland, and Kolbein
the Young holds sway in the Western and
Northern quarters. Thord Kakali, the
avenger of the Sturlungs, returns to Iceland
at this point. He is the sole remaining son
of Sighvat, and many see in him the leader
of the Sturlungs.
1246: At the battle of Haugnes, the greatest
battle in Iceland’s history to date, Thord
Kakali ends the power of Kolbein and his
kinsman Brand, leaving him supreme in
northern and western Iceland. Gizur
meets Thord with a force of armed men,
and the two agree to arbitration by King
Hakon. They sail to Norway together. In
the spring of the following year, Hakon
decides in favor of Thord, who returns to
Iceland and rules unopposed for four years.
Gizur remains in Norway to prevent fur-
ther quarrels.
1251: Thord Kakali makes a trip to Norway, but
is not allowed to return home. King Hakon
is jealous of his power, and keeps him as an
honorable captive there. Gizur returns as
the new representative of the king, charged
with obtaining full recognition of the king
of Norway’s rule over Iceland.
1258: King Hakon of Norway makes Gizur
Thorvaldsson an earl, thus distinguishing
him from the other storgodi. He is placed
in charge of the Northern and Southern
quarters, and all of Bogarfjord in the west.
1262: At a series of local assemblies, representa-
tives of King Hakon offer the Icelanders
peace from the quarrels of the storgodar if
they swear allegiance to Norway. The Old
Covenant is drawn up between King
Hakon and the men of the Northern and
Southern Quarters, giving Hakon suzerain-
ty but granting the Icelanders peace and
the preservation of Icelandic law. Hakon
abolishes all godord, stripping power from
the storgodar who would not swear to him.
1263: King Hakon dies, and his son, King Mag-
nus Law-Mender takes over. He proves a
wise ruler who avoids offending the Ice-
landers.

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=Ars Magica Fifth Edition=

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=== [[Houses of Hermes: Mystery Cults|Houses of Hermes: Mystery Cults]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[The Mysteries: Revised Edition|The Mysteries: Revised Edition]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Covenants|Covenants]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Grogs|Grogs]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Through the Aegis: Developed Covenants|Through the Aegis]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Transforming Mythic Europe|Transforming Mythic Europe]] Conversion Progress ===

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==Realms Books==

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=== [[Realms of Power: The Divine|Realms of Power: The Divine]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Realms of Power: The Infernal|Realms of Power: The Infernal]] Conversion Progress ===

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==Tribunals Books==

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=== [[Guardians of the Forest - The Rhine Tribunal|Guardians of the Forest - The Rhine Tribunal]] Conversion Progress ===

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===[[The Contested Isle: the Hibernian Tribunal|The Contested Isle: The Hiberian Tribunal]] Conversion Progress===
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=== [[The Lion and the Lily - The Normandy Tribunal|The Lion and the Lily - The Normandy Tribunal]] Conversion Progress ===

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Land of Fire & Ice Chapter 1: Introduction

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''On the west of Norway comes the island called Iceland, with the mighty ocean washing round it: a land very squalid to dwell in, but noteworthy for marvels, both strange occurrences and objects that pass belief.''
— The Danish History of Saxo Grammaticus

Far beyond the knowledge of most in Mythic Europe lies a land of fire and ice.
Untouched by man until the 8th century, it is a land of contrasts, with huge glaciers,fiery volcanoes,
barren lava fields, lush meadows, and rivers teeming with fish.
Its remarkable people match its astonishing natural beauty.
Although they were few, Icelanders created one of the most interesting societies in medieval Europe.

From 870 to 1262 AD the Norse settlers developed and maintained an independent state.
Without warlords and kings they made their own laws and settled their own disputes.
Fighting both harsh winters and volcanic disasters this unique society gave us the Icelandic sagas,
an extraordinary collection of literary and historical importance, which have inspiredauthors for over eight hundred years.
Without these sagas of warriors, giants, wizards, trolls, dragons and faeries, modern fantasy literature would have lost much of its inspiration.

This book seeks to help you create your own Icelandic saga for an '''Ars Magica''' game within Mythic Europe.
This book not only gives you a place in which to set up a covenant,
but also provides a set of adventures around which to build your saga.
From its conception to possible destruction,
these adventures will help develop and maintain the momentum of your game.

As well as the story-arc adventures, story seeds will give the players welcome or unwelcome opportunities to interact with the local population and get to know Icelandic society.
Mythic Iceland is presented as virgin territory for Hermetic magi. However, Iceland has its own magicians and magi will not find them selves unrivaled in power.
Icelandic magicians will be as unwilling to submit to the Order as their countrymen are to the Norwegian crown.

Alternatively the material here may be used with an existing saga, set in any other tribunal location.
Ars Magica encourages Troupe play, in which the usual storyguide may step aside for a while and someone else can run the occasional adventure.
This book has been written so a temporary storyguide can run a series of
adventures far away from the main saga environment.
This gives a degree of independence and freedom to the temporary storyguide otherwise difficult to achieve.

This book is aimed at storyguides seeking to create a new Saga or anyone looking to run adventures within an existing one.
The sections on history and culture may be read by anyone.
However, Chapters 7–18 should not be read by anyone not wishing to act as the storyguide for the setting.

=== Orthography ===
Old Norse is a difficult language to pronounce, and we have adopted a scheme that emphasizes readability rather than accuracy or consistency.
We have excluded all diacritic characters, and rendered the letter 'thorn' as 'th'. The letter 'eth' has been rendered as 'd'. The singular nominative endings (-r and -n) have been removed or anglicized ('galdor' rather than 'galdr', for example).
Finally, some words have been further anglicized.

== Further Reading ==
This book is written for the Ars Magica setting of Mythic Europe.
Although the authors have based the mundane history on genuine historical sources, this is not a history book.
Where historians may make tentative claims and present alternative possibilities, we have taken a position. In regard to mythic history we have taken many of the more mystical sagas as authoritative.
The [[Land of Fire & Ice Bibliography|bibliography]] lists all the books used in the preparation of this sourcebook.
However, if you wish to pursue subjects in more depth we recommend the following books.

* Byock, Jesse, Viking Age Iceland: A richly detailed account of all aspects of life during the Free State period.
* Jones, Gwyn, A History of the Vikings: A highly readable general history of the Vikings.
* Miller, William Ian, Bloodtaking and Peacemaking: Interpretations of the Icelandic sagas and legal code.
* Gunnar Karlsson, The History of Iceland: General history from the settlement to the modern age.
* Simpson, Jacqueline, Legends of Icelandic Magicians: Although many of these magicians are out of period, they give excellent ideas for the galdramen. Also details the life and magic of Saemundur the Wise.
* Sturluson, Snorri, Edda: A collection of Norse mythological stories as well as instruction on Skaldic poetry. Written by one of the major political figures in medieval Iceland. Otherwise known as the Prose Edda.
* Swaney, Deanna, Iceland, Greenland and the Faroe Islands: This modern travel guide provides a wealth of local information on geography, geology, climate, flora and fauna. It also gives an historical overview as well as local history on particular regions.
* Williams, Paul, Ultima Thule: Mythic Scandinavia: This Ars Magica sourcebook focuses on mainland Scandinavia. It contains a detailed description of Norse theology and magic, which can supplement the material given here.

{{OpenArs Attribution}}

Ars Magica Open Content Conversion Tracker

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This is a list of all Ars Magica products under the Ars Magica Open License that are being prepared for collation and reference in an online format. The goal is to provide an online reference of the ArM Open License content as a hyperlinked entity that can be easily used by the ArM community.

This list serves the need to track content that is being prepared, who is doing the conversion (or is the lead contributor to the specific product conversion effort), estimated progress, and other important information.

Some notes:

* When you begin working on a chapter of a book, put in your username so that others know that section is being worked on.
* If you have Adobe Acrobat, it can be helpful to first convert the PDF to html or txt for easy of text copying, though tables are always a pain.
* Be sure to put in the CC-BY-SA 4.0 attribution to all pages. You can use <nowiki>{{OpenArs Attribution}}</nowiki> to insert the required legalese.
* Please look at [[Talk:Ars_Magica_Open_Content_Conversion_Style_Guide]] for discussion and consensus building about formatting of content.
** People who have suggestions, please propose them here.
* If you have Adobe Acrobat, it can be helpful to first convert the PDF to html or txt for easy of text copying, though tables are always a pain.

Once the text has been converted, the content will be hosted on Project: Redcap for reference and ease of updates.

=Ars Magica Open License Content Conversion Status Tracker=

=Ars Magica Fifth Edition=

==Core Books==

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==The Order Books==

=== [[Houses of Hermes: True Lineages|Houses of Hermes: True Lineages]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Houses of Hermes: Mystery Cults|Houses of Hermes: Mystery Cults]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Houses of Hermes: Societates|Houses of Hermes: Societates]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[The Mysteries: Revised Edition|The Mysteries: Revised Edition]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Covenants|Covenants]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Grogs|Grogs]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Magi of Hermes|Magi of Hermes]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Legends of Hermes|Legends of Hermes]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Through the Aegis: Developed Covenants|Through the Aegis]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Hermetic Projects|Hermetic Projects]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Transforming Mythic Europe|Transforming Mythic Europe]] Conversion Progress ===

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==Realms Books==

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=== [[Realms of Power: The Divine|Realms of Power: The Divine]] Conversion Progress ===

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=== [[Realms of Power: The Infernal|Realms of Power: The Infernal]] Conversion Progress ===

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==Tribunals Books==

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=== [[Guardians of the Forest - The Rhine Tribunal|Guardians of the Forest - The Rhine Tribunal]] Conversion Progress ===

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