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* Replaces {{h|Haugir|0=}} on maps without water. | * Replaces {{h|Haugir|0=}} on maps without water. | ||
* Biarma's name is derived from [[wikipedia:Bjarmaland|Biarmia]], a vast area in the north of Eastern Europe known from Scandinavian sagas and chronicles. | * Biarma's name is derived from [[wikipedia:Bjarmaland|Biarmia]], a vast area in the north of Eastern Europe known from Scandinavian sagas and chronicles. | ||
* Her portrait bares much resemblance to [[wikipedia:Baba Yaga|Baba Yaga]] portrayed by Soviet actor [[wikipedia:Georgy Millyar|Georgy Millyar]]. | |||
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
Latest revision as of 20:20, 24 April 2026
Biarma the Elder
Female
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Everyone in Vori knows: when all remedies fail, the last and only resort for the ailing is to seek out old Biarma. Those who dare to face her no longer care for Biarma's motives as to who will be granted a new lease on life, and who will instead donate their skull to the eerie adornment of her remote abode's palisade.
Receives a 5% per level bonus to bonus Health provided by the First Aid Tent.
Basic
Basic
20–30 Kobold (100%)
1 First Aid Tent (100%)
3–5 Snow Elf (100%)
1500
Story[edit | hide | hide all]
Biarma does not appear in the story text of any campaign levels.
Trivia[edit | hide]
- Replaces
Haugir on maps without water. - Biarma's name is derived from Biarmia, a vast area in the north of Eastern Europe known from Scandinavian sagas and chronicles.
- Her portrait bares much resemblance to Baba Yaga portrayed by Soviet actor Georgy Millyar.
Appearances[edit | hide]
(none)