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	==Fan Theory==		==Fan Theory==
	Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors reproducing with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?		Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors reproducing with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?

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	[[Category: Beastmen]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy]]		[[Category: Beastmen]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy]]

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	[[Image: Ymir_Fanart.jpg]]		[[Image: Ymir_Fanart.jpg]]

	The Ymir, also called Jeti, depending on the dialect of the Norse tribe, are great, white-furred behemoths who feature often in the tales of Norsca. The Norse Dwarfs substantiate these myths with their own accounts of encounters with titanic, white-furred, humanoid beasts.		The Ymir, also called Jeti, depending on the dialect of the Norse tribe, are great, white-furred behemoths who feature often in the tales of Norsca. The Norse Dwarfs substantiate these myths with their own accounts of encounters with titanic, white-furred, humanoid beasts.

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	Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors reproducing with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?		Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors reproducing with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?

	[[Category: Beastmen]]		[[Category: Beastmen]] [[Category: Monsters]] [[Category: Warhammer Fantasy]]

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Fan Theory

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	==Fan Theory==		==Fan Theory==
	Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors ~~interpreting~~ with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?		Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors reproducing with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?

	[[Category: Beastmen]]		[[Category: Beastmen]]

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	Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors interpreting with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?		Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors interpreting with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?

	[[Category; Beastmen]]		[[Category: Beastmen]]

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Fan Theory

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	==Fan Theory==		==Fan Theory==
	Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors interpreting with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?		Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors interpreting with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?

			[[Category; Beastmen]]

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			[[Image: Ymir_Fanart.jpg]]
	The Ymir, also called Jeti, depending on the dialect of the Norse tribe, are great, white-furred behemoths who feature often in the tales of Norsca. The Norse Dwarfs substantiate these myths with their own accounts of encounters with titanic, white-furred, humanoid beasts.		The Ymir, also called Jeti, depending on the dialect of the Norse tribe, are great, white-furred behemoths who feature often in the tales of Norsca. The Norse Dwarfs substantiate these myths with their own accounts of encounters with titanic, white-furred, humanoid beasts.

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=Fan Theory

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	For the Norscans, these monsters fulfill an important role in the passage all men must undertake if they hope to be recognised as warriors in their tribe. These young hopefuls brave the swirling snow and freezing winds to track down and face these beasts in combat. If they return with its head, they are accorded a special place in their tribe -- those who don't, don't return at all.		For the Norscans, these monsters fulfill an important role in the passage all men must undertake if they hope to be recognised as warriors in their tribe. These young hopefuls brave the swirling snow and freezing winds to track down and face these beasts in combat. If they return with its head, they are accorded a special place in their tribe -- those who don't, don't return at all.

	==Fan Theory=		==Fan Theory==
	Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors interpreting with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?		Perhaps the Ymir/Jeti are the results of Norscan Gors interpreting with captured Yeti from the Ogre Kingdoms?