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<blockquote data-quote="Zapak Vim" data-source="post: 3102579" data-attributes="member: 15072">also, coming soon, Jade Warrior<a href="http://www.jadewarrior.net" target="_blank">www.jadewarrior.net</a>finnish mythology meets chinese martial arts. sounds cool to me!anyone seen it yet? it was shown at the Toronto film festival but might be out in Finland already?anyway, I'm currently workin out a sampo for my campaign, which is set in a world several thousand years after the events of the Kalevala, remember at the end of the story, the sampo is broken into pieces and scattered in the sea.One or more parts are said to be still at the bottom of the sea (or in Ahto's realm), and the 'bright lid' which seems to be the most important part, might have some sort of planar travel ability as some have linked it to the stars or the heavens, which sounds cool to me. If the parts are all put together again, then it can be used to produce unlimited amounts of flour, salt and gold, which might well be metaphors for unlimited wealth and power rather than meant literally. no one will know until they find all the bits and put them together again,Zapak</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zapak Vim, post: 3102579, member: 15072"] also, coming soon, Jade Warrior [url]www.jadewarrior.net[/url] finnish mythology meets chinese martial arts. sounds cool to me! anyone seen it yet? it was shown at the Toronto film festival but might be out in Finland already? anyway, I'm currently workin out a sampo for my campaign, which is set in a world several thousand years after the events of the Kalevala, remember at the end of the story, the sampo is broken into pieces and scattered in the sea. One or more parts are said to be still at the bottom of the sea (or in Ahto's realm), and the 'bright lid' which seems to be the most important part, might have some sort of planar travel ability as some have linked it to the stars or the heavens, which sounds cool to me. If the parts are all put together again, then it can be used to produce unlimited amounts of flour, salt and gold, which might well be metaphors for unlimited wealth and power rather than meant literally. no one will know until they find all the bits and put them together again, Zapak [/QUOTE]

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