Hey! I’m a Norwegian currently living in Sweden with interests in navigation, geology, glaciology and more. I recently finished my commercial captains’ certificate and will soon start working on the sea.

My main territory is the giant of the arctic, Guovssahasaid Ruoktu, also known as Silland. If you want to collaborate in any way, send me a message and i’ll be happy to see your ideas! If you simply disagree with something i’ve mapped, I would Love to know how it can be improved!

In addition to this, I am also the coordinator of Gharbiya, the owner of Tolulu and a founding member of the Mazan collaboration. (The ‘Arabic homeland’ of OGF).

I’m available in:

• Swedish/Svenska - Native
• Norwegian/Norsk - Native
• English - Fluent
• German/Deutsch - Fluent

• Russian/Русский - Limited

• Arabic/اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ - Not really
• Northern Sámi/Davvisámegiella - Not really

I am looking for help with Sámi. If you would like to correct me or guide me on naming in Silland and happen to speak any sámi language, please do contact me! I am certainly no expert in this language and any help is more than welcome!

How to treat Silland:

Silland is a union of countries in northern Uletha, together forming a nation. For much of history, it should be considered unexplored wilderness with the exception of Luoni and Thürschen which may be considered as ‘far flung borderlands’ in the late medieval era and later joined by Svennia and Jiemias closer to the 1700s. The area is very far north and navigation around it should be likened to navigation around the northern coast of Greenland, aka. more or less impossible until modern day, and even then highly unfeasible.

How to treat Gharbiya:

Gharbiya is a dictatorship with poor distribution of wealth, a generally low standard of living but with a very wealthy elite from oil and mineral extraction. The country is Imanic, the “OGF Islam” but with a twist, it is matriarchal and gender roles are reversed, leaders and powerful people are female.

How to treat Tolulu:

Tolulu is a small country of just over 10k people, closely tied with Valonne. It is less of a tourist destination than many other countries in the area and has been isolated for most of its history.