Shire of Klakavirki

Populace

	Ekaterina Vassiliyevna (Arnfriður Ingvarsdóttir) Ekaterina is a woman of mystery... Device: Per pale, argent and azure, a wolf sejant head erect counterchanged - unregistered
	Enrique of Klakavirki (Hlynur Stefánsson) Enrique is a man of mystery... Device: To be described
	Estelle of Klakavirki (Rósa Dögg Jónsdóttir) Estelle was born and raised in France in the 14th century. She practices sewing, heavy combat (in secret!) and archery as well as drawing and collecting tales. Device: Vert, a natural seahorse and in chief a decrescent and a crescent or - unregistered
	Guðbrandur Húsvíkingur (Sveinn Aðalgeirsson) Guðbrandur is a man of mystery... Device: To be described
	Hrafngunnur of Klakavirki (Erna Ástudóttir) Hrafngunnur is a woman of mystery... Device: Purpure, between three mullets voided a wolf's paw print argent - unregistered
	Lord Hrútur Hrafnsson Award of Arms (Ásgeir Andrésson) Hrútur is a man of mystery... Device: Per bend azure and or, a ram's head caboshed argent and a raven sable - unregistered
	Jacquelyna de Bellmont (Martha Dís Brandt) Jacquelyna suffers from temporary amnesia, but what she remembers at present is that she lives in 16th century France and likes dancing, flirting, calligraphy, archery and Spanich fencing. Device: Azure, a unicorn's head couped argent, on a chief three mullets all counterchanged - currently undergoing registration
	Ólafur Freyr of Klakavirki (Birgir Konráðsson) Ólafur Freyr is a merchant from the Shetland Islands. He is the son of a Danish nobleman and an Icelandic priest's daughter, and fled to Shetland from the wrath of his father's family. As a young man Ólafur came to Shetland with both pockets full of gold and started a business which has run smoothly ever since. No-one knows his parents' names, and all he will ever tell is the story here above. Device: Vert, a pall inverted between a garb, a foaming drinking horn and a lyre or - unregistered
	Reynir of Egilsstaðir (Nicholas ...) Reynir is a young man of mystery... Device: To be described
	Siadhbh from Across the Sea (Sara Friðriksdóttir) Saidhbh is originally from Ireland, but was abducted by Norwegian vikings who took her away to Iceland. It took five men to subdue her, and she has sworn revenge on all men as a result. When the boat hit a big rock she siezed the opportunity to decapitate three of the crew before throwing herself into the sea to be washed up on the shores of Klakavirki. Device: To be described
	Söl of Klakavirki (Fjóla Jónsdóttir) Fjóla is a woman of mystery... Device: Argent, a dragon rampant vert - unregistered
	Lady Sóla of Eyjafjörður Award of Arms (Björk Sigurgeirsdóttir) Sóla is a native of this land, and was born to a position of power and priviledge. Her husband died under mysterious circumstances, leaving her to run the family estates. Device: To be described
	Lady Ysabella-Maria Vasquez de Granada Award of Arms, Order of the Panache, Orden des Lindquistringes, Order of Ffraid (Nik Whitehead) Ysabella-Maria is a scholar and teacher who fled her home in Granada when the city fell to Castille and Aragon in 1492. Klakavirki is, she reasons, one of the last places that the Inquisition is going to look for an over-educated woman. It is also an excellent place to study the stars in the winter and other things in the summer. Device: Per pale, sable and or, a pegasus rampant counterchanged - currently undergoing registration
	Þormóður of Klakavirki (Örvar Jónsson) Þórmóður is a man of mystery... Device: Per pale, gules and vert, a Thor's hammer argent - unregistered

Sometimes gentles reside within the Shire for but a short while before continuing their travels throughout the Knowne Worlde. Information on these former members of the Shire is available here.

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	Arts and sciences
	Rapier combat		Rapier marshal
	Heavy combat		Heavy marshal
	Archery		Archery marshal
	Equestrian		Equestrian marshal

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