Over 100 years the war between the two Nordic clans had raged on, three generations of clan's chieftains had fought a battle that they barely even knew what actually had started the blood feud in the first place. Some claim that it was over a stolen longboat, while others still thought it's origins derived form a mischievous wife. Regardless of reasons, the truth was lost now and only the generation spanning bloodbath remained.<br/><br/>It wasn't a constant war, it waned and ebbed for both clans over the years, but every time you'd thought it was finally over, a springtime skirmish would reignite the flames of hatred and the clan's berserker brigades would be high in mushroom tea and screaming at each other from their glens, soon men would die and the clans would suffer all because these warrior breed of men couldn't allow their honor tarnished. 'At least Valhalla remained full' The elders would weep as the best and brightest died on the battlefields .<br/><br/>The Eastern Fjord, called 'Long Hook' was the Kuergar clan. Their grandfather, Bor Rederak Kuergar had been chieftain of the clan when the blood feud started. His son Bor Hoganoth Kuergar had taken up the torch when his father passed away. But Bor Kuergar was starting to grow old and grey now, and his son<span style="font-weight: bold">Servian Kuergar</span>was preparing to accept the crown himself now only in his 25th year.<br/><br/>The Western Fjord, called 'Green valley' was the Aname clan. Their grandfather, Bor Lunas Aname had<br/>been chieftain of the clan when the blood feud started. His son, Bor Vendel Aname had taken up the torch when his father passed away. But  Bor Aname was starting to grow old and grey now,  and unfortunately the Bor had no son to take up his mantle. Instead only a daughter, Luna Aname. And with no son to pass his crown to, Bor Aname was forced to ask for parlay.<br/><br/>Luckily Bor Kuergar didn't want to pass the war onto his son either, and to the two Bors came to a truce, one that would be sealed with an arranged marriage between their two children, the consummation would be a lasting pact of peace between the two clans. The people of both clans rejoiced, finally peace would come to their war ravaged lands.<br/><br/>Now all that remains is a Marriage of two young people to plan, how hard could that be?