A Casting in Ovdalsk

Please make sure you have viewed and are aware of our updated shipping policy. https://youtu.be/y8uA4M7ijVk In a remote forest in Sweden, you can find a tiny forest community that adheres to the old ways of Norse linguistics. They have not shown much of an interest in changing the way their community speaks because it is their heritage and they have spoken that way since the times of Odin and Thor. The language itself is called Ovdalsk, but if you speak any other language other than Ovdalsk you would probably refer to it as Elfdalian. The language is phonetically beautiful and the language is the closest example to how the ancient Vikings spoke during their reign on Earth. As such, the 3,000 people who speak the language plan on keeping it alive as long as possible. Not only do they want to keep Elfdalian alive for cultural heritage purposes, but there is magic in the language of the ancients as well. The 3,000 understand this and they want to keep their magic alive and powerful. So fa