...h enthusiasm. Among their number they count many famous scops, runesmiths, icewalkers and more; their head grimnir, Lofyn Bloodbathed, is known across the Mark f ...Hall has a strong tradition of [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]], artisans and grimnir and has taken great pride in being a centre for the

...are to any particular magical skills. There are Suaq runesmiths or Steinr icewalkers for example, but they are uncommon. For the most part the three people have ==Icewalkers==

...ons#Runesmiths|runesmiths]] and [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] from Wintermark, and [[Varushka_magical_traditions#Volhov|volhov]] and [[ ...f [[aspect magic]] taught to them by [[Wintermark|Winterfolk]] [[icewalker|icewalkers]], the Imperial Orc magicians invoke the names of their ancestors while pre

...rwise the curse remains. Wintermark folklore contains many stories of Suaq Icewalkers tricking people into accepting cursed coins or planting them on an enemy un ...Pennants and many other names. [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Icewalkers|Icewalkers]] and others who deal with such beings are advised to proceed with caution.

...ls or symbols of a person nature with only a scattering of runes. Non-Suaq Icewalkers may adopt the Suaq tradition of painting animals on their mage armour or cl

...are regularly advised by clever [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] and proud [[Wintermark culture and customs#Art and History|scops]]. Centu

...wnish]] [[Earl|enchanters]] and [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] who have experience of dealing with Agramant claim that his most common f

...y wandering ritualists, such as [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|Icewalkers]] and [[Varushka magical traditions#Volhov|Volhov]], to give them a swift d

...magicians, especially [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] and [[Navarr]] [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates|vates]], anoint the skin

...lar in [[Urizen]] and among the [[Wintermark_magical_traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] of [[Wintermark]], where magicians with a keen eye for tactics can use th

...in the past with both [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] and [[Urizen]] [[Urizen magical traditions#Stargazers|stargazers]] and th

...''Devourer-of-Hope''. among the [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|Icewalkers]] of [[Wintermark]] he is called ''the Hunger-Crow''.

...by groups such as the [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]], the [[Urizen]] [[Urizen magical traditions#Torchbearers|torchbearers]],

...rcasters|warcasters]], [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] and some [[Varushka|Varushkan]] magicians fashion a similar arrangement o

...magicians, especially [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] prefer to use animal imagery with the spell, evoking the spirit of the wo

...magicians, especially [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] and [[Navarr]] [[Navarr magical traditions#Vates|vates]], anoint the skin

...efforts of a circle of [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] who were trying to influence a [[The Marches|Marcher]] vote in [[Upwold]]

Many [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] call this ritual ''The Flight of Birds'' and claim that the mystic viewpo

...e Lady of Oblivion''. Among the [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|Icewalkers]] of [[Wintermark]] she is called ''the Cold-Hearted''; the [[Urizen]] [[Ur

...or another. Among the [[Suaq]] [[Wintermark magical traditions#Icewalkers|icewalkers]] and the [[Navarr]] this ritual is called ''The Guide for Empty Places'',