These resources are all for the Age of Vikings roleplaying game.
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Sheets
Character Sheet
This editable character sheet captures all the important details of your character defined through the Age of Vikings hero creation process.
Magic Sheet
The Magic Sheet tracks magic points, spells, runes known and rune scripts. For heroes that use Seiður and Rune magic, this is a must have sheet.
Character Worksheet
The character worksheet is a game aid for tracking the stages, events and effects during your Age of Vikings character creation process.
Farm Sheet
Track your resources and success of your farm.
Raid Sheet
Gamemasters can record raid target, phases and modifiers on this sheet for reference during an Age of Vikings game.
Ship Sheet
Track your viking ship as you sail out and explore the world,
NPC Sheet
Gamemasters can record their non-player characters on these sheet for quick reference during an Age of Vikings game.
Calendar Wheel
The calendar wheel is a game aid for tracking time or cyclical events in your Age of Vikings campaign.
Demos
Demos scenarios, available to download to get your party immersed into the Age of Vikings.
The Cursed Farm
Adventure
The adventure PDF contains all you need to run The Cursed Farm excluding the pre-generated characters you can download below.
Maps
The Cursed Farm has both player and gamemaster versions of the map. Both color and black-and-white versions of the maps are provided.
Pre-GENERATED Characters
Njáll Þórólfsson
Njáll recently married the beautiful Herdís Ólafsdóttir, daughter of the local goði Ólafur Black-Tooth, to whom Njáll is fiercely loyal. He is a competent fisherman and makes a good living from his farm, but his ambition is to become a famous and wealthy Viking raider. Njáll’s grandmother was from Ireland and he has long wanted to visit her homeland.
Ísgerður Haldorsdóttir
Ísgerður lives at her family’s farm in the Westfjords of Iceland. She has so far rejected all suitors. When she was a child, she befriended—and eventually fell in love with—a boy from the hidden people. She still hopes he will return for her someday. Just like her grandmother, who taught her how to perform seiður magic, Ísgerður is headstrong and opinionated.
Þrymur Sörlason
Þrymur's parents and siblings were victims of a blood feud, having been burned alive in their house by a rival family. Þrymur was 16 years old at the time and only escaped thanks to rune magic he learned from an uncle. His family’s killers were outlawed and have fled Iceland, but Þrymur has sworn to one day find them and avenge their crimes. Þrymur is unmarried.
Birna Flosadóttir
Birna was born in Iceland and was raised by her father’s cousin who had settled in the country a few years before. While growing up, she traveled the whole of the island with the family, trading goods brought into Iceland by foreign traders. Birna recently married her father’s cousin’s son Kjartan, and the two settled on a farm by the coast. She has a one-year-old daughter named Álfdís.
Sigmundur Gunnarsson
From an early age, Sigmundur displayed great love for poetry, drinking, and games. From the age of five, he used to get drunk and perform poetry at his father’s feasts to the delight of the assembled guests. Sigmundur did not grow up to be as strong as his other two brothers, but he is good-looking and has attracted the interest of many admirers in the region. Sigmundur has no interest in farming, as he dreams of going overseas and becoming the resident poet of a king’s court.
Hrund Erpsdóttir
Hrund is the oldest child of the temple priest of Þór in the Westfjords of Iceland. Just like her father, Hrund is strong and has a hot temper. She has taken part in Viking raids with her brothers in the past, attacking and pillaging the Scottish coast. With her share of the loot, she bought a good farm by the sea not far from her family’s farm. A few years ago, Hrund married Haukur Heimisson, a well-respected an with a broad knowledge of the law. Together, they have a son and two daughters.
Maps
Iceland
On the west of Norway comes the island called Iceland, with the mighty ocean washing round it: a land very squalid to dwell in, but noteworthy for marvels, both strange occurrences, and objects that pass belief.
—The Danish History, by Saxo Grammaticus, 12th century
Corrections and Errata
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