Hordamen
Seafaring raiders from across the eastern ocean whose pillaging drove Sefawynn's ancestors to flee to Weswara — the people John, on the evidence of accent and customs, places as this dimension's equivalent of Vikings. STD:FWH:Ch 11
Known facts
- drove-weswarans-across-the-seaSefawynn names the Hordamen as the reason her people came to this land in the first place — fleeing their raids across the eastern ocean and claiming new ground from the Waelish, who first offered it and then, by her telling, tried to take it back.STD:FWH:Ch 11
Events
- STD:FWH:Ch 13 Three longships and roughly seventy raiders pull into a convenient beach north of John's vantage — well-groomed, lightly armoured save for the chainmailed captain on each ship, with an ethereal-looking skald standing at every prow.
- STD:FWH:Ch 14 Three captains, their skalds, and roughly seventy raiders confront John's bluff on the beach; two captains take their portraits and sail off, the third stays to call his hand and ends up vowing to leave only after seeing a rune ignite on his own deck.
Backreferences
- summarySTD:FWH:Ch 11
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- factYazad
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- factSefawynn
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- factJohn West
- factLogna
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- factEalstan
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- factMaelport Runestone
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- factRyan Chu
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- factSefawynn
- factWoden
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- factGodric