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Second born son of the [[Arn Family|House of Arn]], Jorn Ironborn lives for the clamour and chaos of the melee. He loves nothing more than the hot coppery taste of his enemies' blood and the thrill of impact when his axe and sword strike through meat to the bone. He is illiterate, quite mad, drunk most of the time, and can only count to nine (he only has nine fingers, you see: he bit one of them off once, on a bet).
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He sleeps like a stone, snores like a dying bear, and never remembers his dreams.
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Second born son of the [[Arn Family|House of Arn]], Jorn Ironborn lives for the clamour and chaos of the melee. He loves nothing more than the hot coppery taste of his enemies' blood and the thrill of impact when his axe and sword strike through meat to the bone. He is illiterate, quite mad, drunk most of the time, and can only count to nine (he only has nine fingers, you see: he bit one of them off once, on a bet).  
  
Jorn currently serves in the Army of the Lion Rose in [[Riombara]], but cares little for their nation or sense of honor. As long as they give him enough tax gold to keep on recruiting young men to lead into battle and enough enemies to slaughter like cattle, he is content.
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Immediately before the Daimons appeared in Beluaterra, Jorn had a prophetic dream forseeing an invasion of Demons from Hell: this experience has led him to take the religion of his fore-fathers, the [[Way of the Warrior Saints]], with a great deal more seriousness. He is very fond of the ideals of [[Way of the Warrior Saints/Saint Bear|St. Bear]].
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Jorn Ironborn sleeps like a stone, snores like a dying boar, and never remembers his dreams.
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Jorn currently serves in the Army of the Lion Rose in [[Riombara]], but is less than beholden to their sense of honor. As long as he has enough tax gold to keep on recruiting young men to lead into battle, enough ale and moon-shine to keep his senses dulled, and enough enemies to slaughter like cattle, he is content.  
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To Jorn's surprise, he has been appointed to the position of Marquis of [[Beluaterra/Avengmil|Avengmil]] and has responsibilities that surpass his woefully insufficient intellect. Luckily, he has trusted advisors in his [[Arn Family/Jorn Ironborn/Jorn's Scribe|scribe]] and [[Arn Family/Jorn Irongborn/Malvaren, Jorn's Squire|squire]], who manage the quotidian affairs of his region and whose intentions are their own.
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Jorn Ironborn forcefully denies the allegations of the [[Arn Family/The "Incident"|"incident"]] and declares it to be a shameful libel.
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<i>Illustration graciously provided by [[Galantos Family|A. Cox]]

Latest revision as of 21:24, 23 November 2008

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Second born son of the House of Arn, Jorn Ironborn lives for the clamour and chaos of the melee. He loves nothing more than the hot coppery taste of his enemies' blood and the thrill of impact when his axe and sword strike through meat to the bone. He is illiterate, quite mad, drunk most of the time, and can only count to nine (he only has nine fingers, you see: he bit one of them off once, on a bet).

Immediately before the Daimons appeared in Beluaterra, Jorn had a prophetic dream forseeing an invasion of Demons from Hell: this experience has led him to take the religion of his fore-fathers, the Way of the Warrior Saints, with a great deal more seriousness. He is very fond of the ideals of St. Bear.

Jorn Ironborn sleeps like a stone, snores like a dying boar, and never remembers his dreams.

Jorn currently serves in the Army of the Lion Rose in Riombara, but is less than beholden to their sense of honor. As long as he has enough tax gold to keep on recruiting young men to lead into battle, enough ale and moon-shine to keep his senses dulled, and enough enemies to slaughter like cattle, he is content.

To Jorn's surprise, he has been appointed to the position of Marquis of Avengmil and has responsibilities that surpass his woefully insufficient intellect. Luckily, he has trusted advisors in his scribe and squire, who manage the quotidian affairs of his region and whose intentions are their own.

Jorn Ironborn forcefully denies the allegations of the "incident" and declares it to be a shameful libel.

Illustration graciously provided by A. Cox