RE: Innstafar: a Viking tradition for the Orlanth's Ki n ?

From: Graham, Andrew <agraham_at_...>
Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2001 14:02:51 +0100

> When Viking left
> their longhouses (exiles or looks for new lands), they took with them
> the innstafars. Once arrived at destination, they threw them to the
> sea and built their new houses in the place where innstafar ran
> aground.
>
> But I am confronted with two small problems:

> 2-Orlanthis are not viking (no travels by sea), so how to use these
> pillars as did it the Vikings in the case of an exile for example ?
Hills are sacred to Orlanthi so I guess they might roll them down the hill
[assuming they are round in section] from the top and build the house where they stop.

This could lead to some interesting locations for buildings :)

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