Brynja Stálgrímr (BRIN-yah STAHL-greem-ur)

A Resident

Brynja Stálgrímr (a.k.a. Brynn)

Brynja is as unyielding as the iron she tempers, her presence in the forge a force as steady as the mountain’s heart. She is a master armorer, crafting mail so finely woven it moves like cloth, yet strong enough to turn aside the fiercest blow. Though her hands are calloused and blackened by soot, her work bears a precision and artistry that few can match. Every rivet, every link, every plate is shaped with an almost sacred devotion, for to her, armor is more than protection—it is a second skin, a shield for the soul. Though she rarely speaks without purpose, her voice carries the weight of an anvil when she does. Brynja is fiercely protective of those she calls kin, and though her demeanor is often severe, she is known to hum low, ancient tunes as she works, a rare glimpse into the warmth she keeps guarded beneath layers of iron and discipline. In her quiet moments, she finds peace sharpening blades by firelight, her reflection staring back at her in the polished steel—watchful, steady, and unbroken.

Mental characteristics

Sexuality

Omnephilic

Current Location

Ildathach

Species

Dvergar

Ethnicity

Norse

Realm

Tír na nÓg

Professions

Ceardach Lómhar

Children

Sex

Female

Other Affiliations

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