#halvar

[dinkythings]

my hands keep getting too cold and numb to draw properly so I decided to warm up for once with a doodle of my paladin Halvar

[n0rthernghostbat]

I said it was small

[linnheidi]

Halvar, Maiken, Ludvig, Una and Cecilie

A fun and weird family meeting

[baisleyarts]

it's been a while but I do remember naming one Halvar, and i like twins having rhyming names, so the other is Ragnar. I'm glad some people are still interested in these boys!

quick headcanons:

- Ragnar has a permanent cowlick.

- the twins are 8 years younger than Hiccup

- Halvar in the more inquisitive twin, the thinkers

- Ragnar is the happy-go-lucky one, always dragging his brother to adventures. grows up to be a himbo. and a clumsy giant

- Halvar has a sibling rivalry with Hiccup (albeit one-sided, hiccup thinks its cute that his bby brother wants to invent things like him)

- Ragnar is a big eater while Halvar is very picky. Halvar used to scrape his food to his brother's plate when he was too full or didn't want to eat something

[crooked-incisors]

Werewolf pack! Tova and Neci belong to @rotten-hearts-sharp-teeth Halvar (middle) mine

[breezy-cheezy]

Long time no art, here's a dnd art dump!!!!

[geistverrse]

Have them two commit the gravest of sins... Holding hands!

gasp!!!!!

[shellyscribbles]

Some scribbles from Fall of the Shadow

Toying with how to introduce Halvar. He’s kinda my boy right now.

             Halvar made his way confidently down the stone hallway, his hand resting on the pommel of his sword. He nodded as he rounded the corner and locked eyes with the guard drawn to his approach. Without a word Halvar stood on the other side of the door.

             The guard faced forward with a light smile on his lips. “What are you doing Halvar?”

             Halvar turned to look at the man. “Agur needs at least two men on his door.”

             “Tarin is inside speaking with the king.”

             Halvar frowned. “A third set of hands couldn’t hurt.”

             The door opened and a rather slight sorcerer started at the sight of the blue naim. “Oh, Halvar. I’ll tell Agur you’re here to see him.” He turned and vanished back into the room.

             “Oh, no, no, wait…” Halvar started, taking a step toward the door, but Tarin was gone.

             The first guard’s smile widened as Halvar stood softly scratching his forehead with his thumb nail. “Where are you supposed to be right now?”

             Halvar leaned against the wall. “A planning meeting for the outer city.”

             He turned to look at Halvar who was dressed in full guard armor. “Hmm. Not really dressed for it are you?”

             “Shut up.” Halvar said as he tried to think of a reason to be dressed in armor that didn’t involve him pushing against Agur’s wishes again.

             “Agur will see you.” Tarin said with a relaxed smile as he came through the door.

             “Thanks.” Halvar said softly as he pushed off the wall, allowing the guard to take his place. He took a deep breath and walked into the king’s study sheepishly. He still couldn’t think of a good enough excuse. Not that it would matter, he wasn’t a child anymore. Agur was well past scolding him. He would simply be redirected back to the meeting.

             “Halvar,” Agur said as the naim drew close. He glanced up from is book briefly. “I wonder you keep trying to guard me and not at the city gate where you won’t be discovered so quickly.”

             “The guards at the gate are a bit more forceful. Your personal guard knows you’ll find me.” Halvar said as he took a seat.

             “I need you in the planning meeting. We’ll have refugees pouring into the city soon, we need to be ready.” Agur’s voice was calm.

             Halvar nodded.

             “You’d make an excellent guard, Halvar, but I need you to help Dariel.” He paused. “Now.”

             Halvar looked over to the wizard whose eyes remained on his book, slowly moving across the page. He wondered how many times the wizard had read that particular book. Had he forgotten it in some age past? He sighed and got to his feet. “Apologies, my king.”

             Agur said nothing as the naim made his way out of the room. He wasn’t exactly frustrated though he wished to have lasted a little longer than he did. Sometimes Eban would leave him for an hour before turning him in.

             “See you later, Halvar.” Eban said as he passed.

             Halvar stopped and looked back at the guards. “You know its not a lack of trust in you guys, right?”

             The corner of Tarin’s mouth turned up in a grin.

             “We know.” Eban said with a nod.

             Halvar nodded back and slowly made his way toward the city planning meeting on the other side of the castle.