u/Excellent_Figure_282

I was perusing KS today and, Bam, four pirate campaign stuff. I'm not self-promoting, I know nothing about these, but if you've never tried an RPG before, maybe you should look into them. I'm sure there are many out there.

I almost got into a fist fight because I stood in front of it to stop a fit 20-something guy from pushing it.

In our second book, Loki's Brother, Loki steals a book of wiccecraeft, shadow Fae magic. DM me if you wanna beta read it.

We wrote our second book, Loki's Brother, and Loki travels to a Fae world for help. While on that world, there are several translations, ie. Loki calls Earth by Midgard, while the Fae call it An Domhan. Yggdråsil is simply called Danu by the Fae, etc.

Please DM me and I'll email you some pdf chapters.

The book is done, except for editing and spellchecking, and I just realized I always spelled it fairy instead of faerie. Is that bad?

Old Norse linguist Jackson Crawford says vikings did not have horned helmets because there is no record of horned helmets. First off, there is very little known of the ancient Norse (compared to other cultures) because not much text survived. Second, other people, like the Sherden, had horns on their helmets. Third, horned helmets are cool.