Difference between revisions of "The Frostborne Tribe"
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Since the darker ages, the tribe had become accustomed to the bitter temperatures and soon their petty village grew larger and their people stronger, in a time they call today “The Rise of Frost”. Since the Rise, the tribe was given another chance. In a sense, they believed they had been gifted by the BrikGods by being “born again from ice and snow”, hence the name “Frostborne.” | Since the darker ages, the tribe had become accustomed to the bitter temperatures and soon their petty village grew larger and their people stronger, in a time they call today “The Rise of Frost”. Since the Rise, the tribe was given another chance. In a sense, they believed they had been gifted by the BrikGods by being “born again from ice and snow”, hence the name “Frostborne.” | ||
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Revision as of 15:54, 23 February 2015
Nestled in the Crags of Lorne, where few minifigs can withstand the chilling temperatures of the Norselands lie the settlements of a desolate faction known as the People of Frostborne. These warriors don’t normally trouble themselves with the other minifig factions below, and have kept to themselves for the few generations that they have lived in their icy homes. They have built their tinier-than-most civilization from the foundation of cold hardship.
Their ancestors were just a small force of barbarians who had been driven from their homes hundreds of years ago by wild beastmen and ork alike, fleeing into the mountains until the monsters turned and abandoned the pursuit, the chill that crept down the mountainside perhaps being too much for them. Life after that wasn't easy for the barbarians. They tried creating an existence for themselves up in the mountains, building a small but hearty settlement now known as Naklin. Many had died during this process, the cold being too much for them. However, they did not all perish, that to this day is very apparent.
Since the darker ages, the tribe had become accustomed to the bitter temperatures and soon their petty village grew larger and their people stronger, in a time they call today “The Rise of Frost”. Since the Rise, the tribe was given another chance. In a sense, they believed they had been gifted by the BrikGods by being “born again from ice and snow”, hence the name “Frostborne.”
Since their descent from the Crags, Jarl Barbous has been amassing a “defensive force” in retaliation to being attacked on the way down by ancient undead warriors. With the successful pilgrimage and small settlement built at the foot of the mountains, the Forstbornians can finally venture into the world below them. They do not come unprepared however, they are equipped with some of the finest steel and fitted to keep the cold at bay, for even the people of Frostborne feel the deepest chills of winter.
| The Forstborne Tribe |
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| Settlement |
| Tek Level 2 (MetalAge) |
| Player |
| None listed |
| Allies |
| None yet |
| Enemies |
| The Undead Legions |
| Notable People |
| Jarl Barbous Blokhed |
