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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 5144857" data-attributes="member: 40413">Sindri RunfinngrSindri Runfinngr woke to his new life flat on his back, snow melting through his clothing, another man’s memories in his head, the cracked face of a porcelain doll clutched in one hand, and a half-frozen, torn carcass of a rabbit on his chest.  Things didn’t improve much when he sat up and flung the carcass away from himself: snow melted through the seat of his pants and a blue-skinned Svellalfr with a glowing blue-white rune on its forehead poked his finger in Sindri’s face and Sindri heard the creature’s voice in his mind.  “Me gifted you that, and you tosses it away?”  The scrawny snow-goblin seemed downright offended.They eventually worked things out.  Sindri came to understand that the creature was a manifestation of his witch-blood.  Desiring to get far from Irrisen and the lands of the Linnorm Kings the two travelled south working as mercenaries whenever possible.  Another mercenary named the goblin Half-Jack Jingle after a folktale from his people and the name stuck even after the goblin began to change.  As Sindri’s power grew so did the goblin until it more closely resembled an ice troll from the far north.As for Sindri, he knows his memories aren’t his own but when he pushes himself to remember he is filled with visions of flapping crow wings and intense pain.  So he has closed that off and happily lives with another man’s memories as his own not worrying about his true past.  He still lacks common sense but luckily Half-Jack is there to watch over him and get him out of the worst of troubles he finds himself in.[sblock=The Unknown Story]Sindri is a great-grandson to the queen of witches, Baba Yaga.  His lack of common sense and the inability to keep his mouth shut got his soul pulled from his body and bound to one of the porcelain dolls guarding the border of Irrisen.  There he spent a number of years staring into the wilds surrounding the elevated hut that was his perch.  Eventually a young would-be warrior from the Lands of the Linnorm Kings, exhibiting a foolishness that matched Sindri’s, broke the porcelain doll that housed Sindri’s spirit.  Sindri immediately moved into the nearest vessel, the young warrior, and battled spirit to spirit against the warrior until he managed to eject him.  Exhausted spiritually and adjusting to a new body, he collapsed in the snow.[/sblock]Notes: Sindri is a summoner from Irrisen/the Lands of the Linnorm Kings.  His eidolon will be built as close to a troll as I can get it.  And I'll use the stats I rolled putting his 6 into Wisdom.</blockquote>

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