Sigrid

Sigrid (born on 976-1025, April 4th) was the mother of Njal, the creator of sorcery and first sorcerer elite.

Biography
Sigrid was presumably born in Kvigan and married Bjørn, a viking who lived in the neighboring village. Together, they raised two sons and a daughter: Njal, Kol, and Runa, respectively. Like many other families in the village, they had a farm with grain crops and a small apple orchard.

Seven years into her marriage with Bjørn, her husband was killed by the vikings of Eskmund who grew angry over their prospering crops and alliance with villages west of them. Despite the tension between the two areas, Sigrid's village was always protected by the residents and those who lived close to them, and this ensured that the Eskmund tribe wouldn't raid the village or possibly take it for their own.

Sigrid continued to raise her three children as a widow, as she never thought of remarrying after Bjørn's death. She kept up with the farm and taught them about the crops; however, she refused to allow them to become vikings despite their interest in the job due to other children in the village boasting about becoming a warrior. Even though they learned how to fight, they were still forbidden to take part in any viking activities.