The tundra is living organism just as much as the next creature. With high peaks and low valleys, the wolves of Vøskarig are expected to maintain a balance.

In order to do so, they must stay alert to their surroundings. The forests, the mountains and shores speak to them in times of distress or emergence. 

But will your wolf listen? 

Thyre is the benevolent first leader of Vøskarig. Depicted as a genderless wolf with dark colours, they are typically true-neutral in terms of omens. They are revered by current-day Vøskarig members for their bravery and courage, as well as the peace and prosperity they offered the Herd. Their omens are typically positive with lots of room for interpretation.

“I call upon the harbinger of peace, Thyre, to shepherd my fate.” 

Fjall is the oldest deity that predates Thyre and their siblings. When Vøskarig had broken away from their mother-pack, Fjall was the primary deity that was revered and worshipped. Omens from Fjall are typically benevolent in nature and speak of storms to come. Most omens will tell a character of pack-afflicting weather, though sometimes if a wolf is particularly favoured, a part of their future may be shared.

“I call upon the herald of storms, Fjall, to guide me in my travels.”

The older siblings of Thyre who lead their respective wolves into battle. Though they are not considered deities by any means, it is still possible for someone with maleficent intent to ‘summon’ them or seek their guidance.

Their omens are typically at random, for they are so closely linked together that it is impossible to tell at first glance who has been summoned until the omen has come to pass.

“I call upon the true leaders of Olde, [Grael or Ranveir], to guide my blood into their future.”