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Opening of ‘The Foundry’ 4th Jula ag Piov, 527 ES Cosmic hell-fire falls heavy, Pattering like rain, But we the people stand, And salute our lost land. Recovery comes after, In swathes of cobble and lumber, Our life we’ve rebuilt together, Away from a hearse, Allows us free commerce. - Felyska Weiss The lines which have trailed into the likes of Weiss commerce have been ever-expanding. First beginning as a small stall entitled ‘Weiss Supplies’ our purpose was to supply the peoples with hearty military outfittings. This did not mark the beginning nor the end of our ventures, with the humble ‘Bark & Barb’ taking the foundation as a novelty hobby shop for fishing, and eventually our line of connected stalls expanding to include our world-renowned honey brand: Zvaervauld Liliac-Honey. It is with this in mind that we have stepped forth into the future with our new place of commerce which mergers our previous ventures with a focus on expansion: The Foundry Hanseti-Ruska, New Valdev Product Catalog The Return of Zvaervauld Lilac-Honey With humble origins dating back to Almaris upon the sunny southern coast of the Barony of Zvaervauld, we are very happy to announce the return of our most beloved craft whom we have our bees and lilacs to thank for. Zvaervauld-Lilac Honey gets its namesake from the circumstance of its inception. The soils of Zvaervauld were very barren and left little to grow, but the House of Weiss discovered that Lilacs of all things seemed to flower bountifully in the poor, acidic soil under their feet. Thus, all honey from Zvaervauld to this day carries a lightly floral aroma that we believe stands it apart from all other competitors. Perfect on its own or as a companion to toast or your morning tea, we can assure our customers that it shall not disappoint! The Honey Range Our prestigious line of honey and honey-based products extend to many charismatic goods. The noble warrior may wish to try our distilled honey salve, which is perfect for keeping a wound miasma free. Ladies are invited to sample our lilac perfume if they wish for a more affable fragrance distilled from the very same flowers that give Zvaervauld Lilac its name. And ofcourse, what’s honey without mead? We are more than pleased to announce the return of Zvaervauld Gold, an alcoholic beverage intended for those with finer tastes which can be enjoyed warm or cold and brewed with loving care, we’re certain that it shall not disappoint. For those wishing for a more wild beverage, they are invited to try Zvaervauld Xtreme which is guaranteed to encourage one to dance the night away with not a care in the world, or your money back! Or perhaps you have a sweet tooth? The Foundry has you covered once more. Be it honey drops, glazed black-bread, honey roasted peanuts, and a multitude of other delicious goods from honey-butter to a wide range of candies, we invite all with a more luxurious food pallet to visit our location. White Comet Steeds Within our blood is that of the rider, but now we are long from the days of Almaris and the black sheen of the Zvaervauld Great Horse: all of which were lost to lands past. It is borne from this loss that the White Comet arose, to celebrate our past and future as one, and blazed across the fields of Haenseti-Ruska. Similarly to our privileged breeds of the past, it is wholly of one coat color: white. With all the grace of a swan but the power of an ox, these horses have been bred by our most stringent warriors to fit the role of destrier and as such are held at a premium price. Potential riders ought be warned that the lineage of White Comets held in esteem by the Weiss are a confident breed, and thus require a skilled handler. Mityan Striders However, not all horses bred can be held to the standard of the stars. From those who do not match the perfect sheen of the White Comet, or are unable to effectively bear the loads of a warrior, they are so dubbed Mityan Striders. Coming in a range of abilities and coats, this varied breed is sure to have a fit for any odd-job. Generally more pliable and easy to maintain, Mityan Striders are well suited as companions, work-horses and racers. Equipment We would not be called ‘The Foundry’ without cold ferrum and daemonsteel. In this we believe our customers will enjoy our wide variety of weaponry made with careful attention to craftsmanship. From suits of platemail, daemonsteel weaponry, bows, arrows, and even beef rations we’re sure warriors seeking gear shall not be disappointed with our competitive prices. Artistic Pursuits From paint to the written word, the Weiss have grown to blossom in war and artistry. Within the bounds of The Forge, one can peruse the works available on display or, for those of more individual tastes, may partake in special-order commissions in the visual and literary arts. To take space upon your walls and side-boards, painted portraits are available so long as one has the patience to be seated for such an affair. The written word, ever-esoteric in nature, has rarely made its appearance in our daily lives. Yet, still, there remains a beauty in the riling majestic description of battle, or the gentle solitude or a creek. For the openings of establishments, closings of life, and testaments of love: there lies a poem to be smithed for all occasions. For Children “The future rests in the hands of the young, and as such they ought to be protected.” This is the fifth and final Maxim of House Weiss, and as such we believe that any Haeseni child ought to be familiar with weaponry of all sorts as soon as they are able to stand on two feet. Children are invited to inspect our line of toy weaponry. Axes, swords, maces, and spears abound for those wishing to re-enact their favorite knightly escapades of history’s past. Young men and women are also invited to browse our selection of training weapons. Blunted yet with a ferrum core and crafted with exquisite attention to detail, these weapons are made to mimic the weight of the real thing to shape them up for their future careers in the Brotherhood of Saint Karl. Contact Information @Frostdrop1for general enquiries and poetic commissions. @SethWolf for general enquiries and artisan commissions. @ItsMisterPipfor smithing/metalwork commissions. @Dinochad for art commissions. Lady Felyska Amélya Weiss
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Zvaervauld Honeydrops Issued naf zwy 14th hag i Joma ag Umund i 462 ES. Va Birodeo Herzenav ag Edlervik, With the production of Zvaervauld lilac honey now consistently underway, House Weiss has sought to expand beyond the raw product into more refined goods. Given the sweet and delectable taste of honey we saw no venture more fit for the first expansion than an irresistible candy: honeydrops. Honeydrops are a hard candy, crafted with care by our dedicated artisans. By mixing sugar, water and lemon juice then heating the mixture we get a solid base for the creation of our hard candies. Our signature lilac honey is then added to the mix, stirred and all is caramelised until the hard-crack stage. At this point, we pour the mixture into moulds and allow the candies to set. Then off they go - straight to your tummy! For an endearing flare, we take the extra time to craft moulds of all bee-related varieties. When you buy a pack of mouth-watering honeydrops you’ll find yourself with bees, hives, honeycombs, and flowers (especially lilac, of course!). Get your first un-bee-lievable pack today! Sold on Market Stall III. Tested and accredited by the youngest of Weiss! Iv Joveo Mann, His Lordship, Armsman Audo Weiss Her Excellency, Dame Via Weiss, Knight Paramount of Hoonseti-Ruska Lady Sierra Weiss
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The Zvaervauld Great Horse Issued naf zwy 4th hag i Gronna ag Droba i 463ES By the Barony of Zvaervauld Va Birodeo Herzenav ag Edlervik, In line with the proud legacy of Felix Weiss as part of the glorious hussars, the Barony of Zvaervauld has seen fit to create their own breed of horse befitting the use of hussars and knights: a succession of steeds with the sole purpose of becoming uncontested destriers. The Zvaervauld Great Horse is set to become the epitome of a heavy duty war-horse, bred for their high spirit and sensitivity to their surroundings. Paramount to all their attributes is their keen connection with humans, giving them a fierce intelligence and willingness to train. With their height and musculature, this draft-type can carry the load of their armour, gear, their rider, and their equipment with ease. However, would-be riders should be warned: a high-spirited steed is not one for beginners in the field and requires a skilled handler to not only direct his steed’s attention but also to keep its acute mind occupied. Each Zvaervauld Great Horse is treated and trained with the utmost care. From a young age, they must learn to be independent and be unadulterated in their growth. They must learn to take immediate command, and become used to acting as one with their rider. Given their destiny as horses of war, they are given particular attention in the matter of focus: they are taught to normalise loud noises, sudden changes and to patiently endure the mishandling of weaponry through hours of exercises prior to sale. Criteria must be met for any single horse to be considered a Zvaervauld Great Horse: They must be descended from the line of Boldizar, They must have been vetted and record for authenticity by a Weiss handler, They must be the most physically fit and capable they can be, The coat must be pure black in colour, No markings may mar or obscure their colouration, Stallions must measure 15 hands or higher while mares 14 or higher, The trunk must be proportional as to have the height match the width, Their growth in all stages must be unadulterated. Not all horses born unto the field of Zvaervauld are fated to fall under the designation of ‘Great’. There are those who, while admirable for other qualities, are only befitting of the title ‘Lesser’. Any who fail to match the criteria but who are still of the line of Boldizar will be considered ‘Zvaervauld Lesser Horses’. These lesser steeds may find themselves more akin to coursers or, for a handful, ought to be treated solely as companions. To ensure accurate tracking and record-keeping, a Stud Book was opened on the 10th i Joma ag Umund i 461 ES to record every new individual. All horses are given a name and unique 6-digit ID. However, given the desire to keep the tracking of Zvaervauld Great Horses immaculate, all such steeds also come with a Certificate of Ownership. As such, while the purchase of Zvaervauld Lesser Horses may be permissible without the presence of handler, all Zvaervauld Great Horses may only be obtained via appointment. For this appointment, speak to or bird his Lordship, Audo Weiss. While the ownership of Zvaevauld Lesser Horses need not be tracked as rigorously, particularly invested steed holders may also seek a certificate if they desire through appointment though the horse they own must be brought to be presented upon request. Zvaervauld Lesser Horses are sold on Market Stall III Zvaervauld Greater Horses are sold only by appointment. Bird or speak to Audo Weiss. Iv Joveo Mann, His Lordship, Audo Weiss Bossir Felix Weiss, Lord of Zvaervauld and Lord Marshal of His Majesty’s Brotherhood.
