Herein is the Law of the Aesir, called by some the Way of the Warrior, the law by which those of the North may conduct themselves in time of peace or war. It is a law that thralls and kings alike may follow, so long as they bring no dishonor to the the Gods of the Aesir thereby.

Hear then the words of the Lawspeaker, and remember.

The chiefest of all the laws is the law of Loyalty. From Loyalty do all the laws come, for loyalty is the most fundamental of all things.

First there is the loyalty to the gods, those to whom you have made your vows of devotion. If you choose a geas as sacred duty, or if the gods require it of you, then keep to that geas for as long as you can. Only if the geas threatens your life or sanity should you break it. By so keeping the geas, you prove your faith in the gods and their faith in you.

The second is the loyalty to your leader in war. When war comes, be not afraid, but do as your leaders tell you with a peaceful heart. Think before you strike, but if