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Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorWhenever you use this specialty to gain an auto-success, roll a d6. On a 1, gain a point of temporary Shadow (nightmares). On a 6, gain a point of Current Hope (dreams of glorious past, etc). On a 2-5, nothing of note happens (but you can still use the trait)., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 3
Experience: 5
Total Experience: 37

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Long-hafted Axe (Keen & Grievous)
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn.
• Hero of Stonyford.
• Exiled by Viglund.

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorWhenever you use this specialty to gain an auto-success, roll a d6. On a 1, gain a point of temporary Shadow (nightmares). On a 6, gain a point of Current Hope (dreams of glorious past, etc). On a 2-5, nothing of note happens (but you can still use the trait)., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 3
Experience: 5
Total Experience: 37

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Long-hafted Axe (Keen & Grievous)
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn.
• Hero of Stonyford.
• Exiled by Viglund.

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorWhenever you use this specialty to gain an auto-success, roll a d6. On a 1, gain a point of temporary Shadow (nightmares). On a 6, gain a point of Current Hope (dreams of glorious past, etc). On a 2-5, nothing of note happens (but you can still use the trait)., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 3
Experience: 5
Total Experience: 37

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Long-hafted Axe (Keen & Grievous)
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn.
• Hero of Stonyford.
• Exiled by Viglund.

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorWhenever you use this specialty to gain an auto-success, roll a d6. On a 1, gain a point of temporary Shadow (nightmares). On a 6, gain a point of Current Hope (dreams of glorious past, etc). On a 2-5, nothing of note happens (but you can still use the trait)., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 3
Experience: 5
Total Experience: 37

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Long-hafted Axe (Keen & Grievous)
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn.
• Hero of Stonyford.
• Exiled by Viglund.

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorWhenever you use this specialty to gain an auto-success, roll a d6. On a 1, gain a point of temporary Shadow (nightmares). On a 6, gain a point of Current Hope (dreams of glorious past, etc). On a 2-5, nothing of note happens (but you can still use the trait)., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 3
Experience: 2
Total Experience: 34

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Long-hafted Axe (Keen & Grievous)
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn.
• Hero of Stonyford.
• Exiled by Viglund.

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorWhenever you use this specialty to gain an auto-success, roll a d6. On a 1, gain a point of temporary Shadow (nightmares). On a 6, gain a point of Current Hope (dreams of glorious past, etc). On a 2-5, nothing of note happens (but you can still use the trait)., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 3
Experience: 2
Total Experience: 34

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Long-hafted Axe (Keen & Grievous)
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn.
• Hero of Stonyford.
• Exiled by Viglund.

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorCustom Specialty., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 5
Experience: 6
Total Experience: 38

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Bearded Axe, Keen, Grievous
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorCustom Specialty., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 5
Experience: 6
Total Experience: 38

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Bearded Axe, Keen, Grievous
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorCustom Specialty., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 5
Experience: 6
Total Experience: 38

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Bearded Axe, Keen, Grievous
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn

Dahr-Ol, Son of Throl

Gender: Male
Culture: Beorning, of Hillman descentBeornings are rugged men with brawny arms and legs, and lively women with undaunted eyes. Their spirit is reflected in their appearance: the women have long, wild hair and the men unkempt beards. Born free, they pay no tribute nor bow to any crown, keeping at peace the strip of land they have chosen as their own. All foes of the Beornings are mortal foes, but friends who prove to be trustworthy are friends for life.

Calling: WardenIn this age of the world where shadows grow deeper with every passing year, you have sworn to defend all who cannot defend themselves. Often, your choice forces you to forsake civilised areas, to better guard their inhabitants from what lurks right outside their fences. This has made you a stranger to the eyes of the common folk, a threatening figure like those you are protecting them from.
Distinctive Features: CuriousYour inquisitive nature is easily aroused by what is often not your concern., SuspiciousYou strongly believe in the old proverb that says that ‘he who trusts not, is not deceived’ and live by its words.

Standard of Living: MartialIndividuals belonging to a Martial culture often live according to their status in the military hierarchy, with simple warriors and soldiers sleeping together in a common area; probably as part of the household of a renowned chieftain or noble. Meals are usually consumed in large halls, with seats and tables arranged to observe rules of precedence or respect. Clothing reflects the military status of an individual as well, or that of his family.

Martial player-heroes have enough resources to look after themselves, and to pay for such things as simple accommodation and meals. Ever mindful of the cost of any luxury, they often lead an austere life, or resort to haggling to lower the price of whatever they are trying to get hold of.

Cultural Blessing: FuriousSwiftly he returned and his wrath was redoubled…

• Beornings fight like cornered animals: when they see their own blood they are filled with a red wrath. During combat, a Wounded Beorning ignores the effects of being Weary (whether he was injured during the same fight or not).

Shadow Weakness: Lure of Power

Specialties: Beast LoreThe forests, plains, marshes and mountain ranges of Wilderland teem with life. Your knowledge of beasts can provide information regarding an animal you are hunting, or tell you whether a cave you chose as refuge is likely to be the den of a dangerous creature., FishingYou are able to catch fish with net, spear, bow or line, or even with your hands, if you are given time to exercise your patient craft., Shadow LoreYou have recognised that there is a shadowy thread unifying most of what is malicious, dark and terrible in Middle-earth, and that the thread is thickening year after year. A quality shared by the wise of the land, the truth behind this knowledge is getting plainer as the time passes. Wardens, committed to opposing the Shadow at every turn, collect this knowledge wherever they can., Dreams of Old ArnorCustom Specialty., 
Fellowship Pocus: EflwynnPermanent Secondary Focus. Can assist with awareness if present. Possesses Elven Great Shield, Warg Bane, 

Advancement Points: 5
Experience: 6
Total Experience: 38

Personality: 0 / 3
Movement: 0 / 3
Perception: 0 / 3
Survival: 0 / 3
Custom: 0 / 3
Vocation: 0 / 3

Weapons

Bearded Axe, Keen, Grievous
Dagger

Armour

Leather corslet (Enc. 8 2D)

Patrons: (None)

Sanctuaries:

Holdings: (None)

Friendships & Bonds:

• Known to Fundor.
• Known to Beorn