Jagged stones jut out of the snow like shark fins. The godstone of Marek looms into view, upon it carved a great ocean beast. Despite all that, the biggest mystery has always been how his godstone came to be found at the bottom of a dried-out lake. Radormyr was always one of the lucky gods, the kind who people thanked for good weather, healthy livestock and a good harvest. Most think he was a serpent that lived in the sun and it's not uncommon to hear speak of seeing the tail of a great creature slipping through the thin clouds on a sunny day. Nobody can really agree on what Radormyr looked like, as fond as he was of his own isolation. The word "fortune" has a lot of meanings. They believed he brought luck, wealth, or whatever other wish you had, but couldn't get on your own. Denglr was always the favorites amongst men. The godstone, looming overhead, gives off an ancient sense of being watched over, in a comforting way. He was always depicted in effigy with his terrible spear. Hridvaldyr was the god of hunters and of wild beasts, a master of the surrounding woods, occasionally seen roaming the land as both man and wolf. When hunters come through they sometimes stop to give offerings, out of habit more than anything else now that the gods are dead. Not much reason to travel this far east, into the wild forests. The weathered stone doesn't see many visitors. The godstone looms overhead, the massive eyes of Hridvaldyr looking far off. The first time you visit a Godstone, you will unlock the respective achievement. They are listed in order of appearance, with a brief description. Be sure to closely examine them and open yourself to their 'meaning' and, who knows, maybe the stone will bestow its god's favor upon you.īelow follows a list of the Godstones that your caravans will encounter along their journeys, during the first part of The Banner Saga. However, it feels like the Godstones still maintain some of their namesake god's mysterious powers.
Each one of them is dedicated to one of the (now dead) gods. The Godstones are giant rocks engraved with ancient carvings on their flattened faces.
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