Yrsa Eldvǫr (EER-sah ELD-vur)

A Resident

Yrsa Eldvǫr

Yrsa's forge is alive with the flickering dance of embers, the heat never seeming to bother her as she works. Unlike most dwarven smiths who focus on armor or weapons, her hands are drawn to the finer crafts—delicate filigree in gold and silver, intricate inlays on hilts and brooches, embellishments that turn the ordinary into something worthy of legend. Her fingers move with uncanny grace, each engraving, each molten pour guided by an instinct as fierce and untamed as her namesake. She carries a sharp wit and sharper eyes, always attuned to the subtle details others miss. Though she is quick to laughter and enjoys trading barbs like a fencer wields a blade, there is a weight to her, a quiet sorrow she never speaks of but cannot fully hide. When the forge is dim, she can often be found by the great hearth, sketching new designs in charcoal or watching the flames as if seeking answers in their dance. She does not believe in perfection, only in the pursuit of something greater—an ever-burning fire that refuses to die.

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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