This page is dedicated to the things that make up my favorite character, Brand Mistgrove.  Me in his costume is on my Pictures page, so below I've got a lot of things I use for him in-game.

I am actively looking for people to play Brand's Hirthmen (personal guard), Huskarls, Berserks, Warriors, and Spies - Primary or Secondary characters, it doesn't matter to me :-)  Drop me a line at lrdsunbane@aol.com if you're interested! :-)

Sigil of the County Brand currently rules.  Image expertly created by Andrew Bramnik.

Brand Mistgrove's Freehold.  Within is the Great Hall, and the Throne of Odin which no living man or fae is permitted on pain of death to sit upon, even Brand.

The "Real World" aspect of the Warrior's Hall.

Many of these grace the inside of the Norse Fortress Brand has constructed around the Warrior's Hall.

This flower, native to Norway, has been imported and carefully cultivated around the Warrior's Hall.

Brand's ship, which he has named after Odin's eight-legged horse.  Slepniir has a tendancy to generate concealing mists about itself when it travels.

"The Warrior's Eagle", a spear, broken in battle, that once came to Brand from a splinter of Gugnir, the mighty spear of Odin himself!  Image edited by Juliet Kari.

A blade forged in the Norselands, Brand's sword is slightly wider than the average Northman Broadsword.  Image edited by Juliet Kari.

Brand's armor is a mixture of traditional Norse chainmail, supplemented with riveted iron plates.

Brand's helm, masking enough of his features to allow him to go on raids and pilages that other nobles might consider "uncouth" with some degree of anonymity.  He only takes this helm from his private chamber when he's planning to go to War, or A-Viking.

Brand keeps at least two of these traditional Norse daggers on his person at any given time.  The Seax was multi-purpose, and is usually the only eating utensil at the Warrior's Hall.

Brand, on one of his first days in Concordia come from the Kingdom of Dalarna, touring around at the Bristol Renaissance Faire.

Brand's newest dagger, forged by his weaponsmith Erigon, made partially of Damascus Steel, but with a Norse-Sword grip and pommel.