AAaA Frigg 3
Frigg is the second character I’ve written who had this weapon of choice: the first, Katherine of Fans, was a far more conflicted character, prone to second-guessing herself after some early moral lapses. But her time with the Society for Creative Anachronism had given her no small skill with the instrument. For her, it was an expression of her inner warrior.
For Frigg, it is also an expression of her inner warrior, which is virtually indistinguishable from her outer warrior. But even though it’s a lot more appropriate to her setting than to Katherine’s, she seems almost unique in her use of the tool. Not sure why we didn’t show other macers in the series, but probably we just wanted to set her off a bit more.
I like how Frigg seems to be slowly warming up to these asks the more of them she gets.
*squint*
Is that an actual version of Monopoly? Because I kinda want it, and I hate that I want it. :-T
Oh, and I guess “Frigg, blah blah blah” she’s great etc. I’m going to go look up Warhammer 40K monopoly now …
If you like that you should find a copy of Risk:40,000. It’s set on Vigilius and each army has its own tokens, so Astartes, Chaos, Aeldari, Orks, and Genestealer Cults.
Sometimes you really just need a heavy, blunt object like a bat or mace. A solid 20 lb maul if you need to hammer the point home (there’s your pun, Frigg!).