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Crintera
Crintera, the Domus Magna of House Bjornaer, is hidden in a multi level regio deep in the forests on the isle of Rugen.
There are only six permanent resident magi are the members of the Bjornaer council, each a representative of one of the six clans that make up the house.
- Urgen Seat of the Bear. Council Leader. Previous
Primus. Chief of clan Midusulf. Hawthorn Guild
(Wilderist).
- Falke Seat of the Wolf. Primus of
house Bjornaer. Chief of clan Wilkis. Linden Guild
(Harmonist).
- Jon Arnsson Seat of the Stag. Representative of
clan Sirnas. Linden Guild (Harmonist).
- Istvan Padas Seat of the Horse. Representative of
clan Maruhs. Hawthorn Guild (Wilderist).
- Phyllia Seat of the Eagle. Representative of clan Arelie. Hawthorn Guild (Wilderist).
- Ardea Seat of the Swan. Chief of clan Iltefu. Hawthorn Guild (Wilderist).
There are also a number of guests in residence at the covenant.
- Fantail. Clan Iltefu. An odd magus with a near mythic heartbeast - a
peacock1
- Peacocks are native to the Indian subcontinent. The Romans farmed
them for meat but they are not likely to have survived the dark ages in
Europe, except maybe the extreme south-east - Peacocks might exist in
Constantinople. Here is what is written about the Peacock in a C13th
bestiary:
> Bartholomaeus Anglicus [13th century CE] (De proprietatibus rerum, book 12):
> The peacock hath an unsteadfast and evil shapen head, as it were the head of a serpent, and with a crest.
> And he hath a simple pace, and small neck and areared, and a blue breast, and a tail full of eyes distinguished and high with wonder fairness, and he hath foulest feet and rivelled.
> And he wondereth of the fairness of his feathers, and areareth them up as it were a circle about his head, and then he looketh to his feet, and seeth the foulness of his feet, and
> like as he were ashamed he letteth his feathers fall suddenly, and all the tail downward, as though he took no heed of the fairness of his feathers. And as one saith, he hath the
> voice of a fiend, head of a serpent, pace of a thief. For he hath an horrible voice.