Farrow on The Runefathers
Farrow: I found this section rather interesting in that second tome. ‘The Runefathers were Aldur’s chosen apprentices. Artisans of runesmithing. They saw to Middengard’s every need.’ ‘The abundance of Verisium in their volcanic ranges meant they would never exhaust their capacity for progress… or so they thought.’ Oh boy. It’s all going to go bad, isn’t it?
Farrow on The Runefathers
Farrow: I found this section rather interesting in that second tome. ‘The Runefathers were Aldur’s chosen apprentices. Artisans of runesmithing. They saw to Middengard’s every need.’ ‘The abundance of Verisium in their volcanic ranges meant they would never exhaust their capacity for progress… or so they thought.’ Oh boy. It’s all going to go bad, isn’t it?
Farrow on The Runefathers
Farrow: I found this section rather interesting in that second tome. ‘The Runefathers were Aldur’s chosen apprentices. Artisans of runesmithing. They saw to Middengard’s every need.’ ‘The abundance of Verisium in their volcanic ranges meant they would never exhaust their capacity for progress… or so they thought.’ Oh boy. It’s all going to go bad, isn’t it?