Irnskar Ironhand
Irnskar Ironhand is a Nord warrior who lives in Solitude where he acts as Thane Bryling's housecarl. He is owed a substantial gambling debt by Octieve San, an old Breton who also lives in Solitude.
When you approach him, he will say:
"Unless we have specific business, I'm not interested."
"When I was a young rascal, I broke a man's arm with a single punch. Course, I had a horseshoe hidden in my glove..."
"I think Bryling's the one you want to talk to. I'm mostly just here to scare away the riff raff". In conversation:
Irnskar: "My lady, I'm pleased to inform you that you have a new gown for court, specially tailored by madame Endarie."
Bryling: "Really? How did we afford that? Besides, I like the gown I already have."
Irnskar: "Madame Endarie insisted. She made it free of charge, in honor of your lenience about last month's rent discrepancies."
Bryling: "That was suspiciously nice of her. I thought she hated everyone."
Irnskar: "She does, my lady. But apparently, she hates you just a little less than the others."
"Unless we have specific business, I'm not interested."
"When I was a young rascal, I broke a man's arm with a single punch. Course, I had a horseshoe hidden in my glove..."
"I think Bryling's the one you want to talk to. I'm mostly just here to scare away the riff raff". In conversation:
Irnskar: "My lady, I'm pleased to inform you that you have a new gown for court, specially tailored by madame Endarie."
Bryling: "Really? How did we afford that? Besides, I like the gown I already have."
Irnskar: "Madame Endarie insisted. She made it free of charge, in honor of your lenience about last month's rent discrepancies."
Bryling: "That was suspiciously nice of her. I thought she hated everyone."
Irnskar: "She does, my lady. But apparently, she hates you just a little less than the others."

Irnskar wears a set of iron armor (AC 17), boots, and gauntlets instead of a shield. He carries a belted tunic, an iron dagger and Iron Longsword instead of steel, a key to Bryling's house, and a selection of lower-class items and gold.
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