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Filmihullu https://www.filmihulluleffakauppa.com/fi/
- Tornado
- Kalevala - Kullervon tarina (filmed in Nurmes, North Karelia)
- Dead of Winter (filmed in Koli, North Karelia)
Epic Ermine https://www.epicermine.com
- Paluu Varjovuorelle
- Kadonneen Sammon metsästys
Närreen kierätys https://nare.fi/narreen-kierratys/
- Age of Conan - Hybörian adventures
- Kaksipäisen Korkan varjossa
- Oli kerran... Ihminen
WH40k Vlka Fenryka aspirant results
- Wolf Priests chooses heroic ones from tribal warriors and start to train them as "pack"-teams.
all in pack shares same fate
1 Aspirants that failed before the Gates of Morkai (or simply proved incompatible with the gene-seed) -> Kaerls
Now testing them individually.:
2 Aspirants failed at the Gates of Morkai -> loses their mind and souls - Thralls (servitors)
3 Aspirants failed the Test of Morkai -> transforms to Wulfen (without Astartes implants)
4 Aspirants success tests -> joins Space Wolves' Blood Claws (but can still end up to Thrall as punishment or transform to Wulfen with Astartes implants)
wh40k "kaerl" kitbash
kasrkin + Space Wolves extra head part
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FENRISIAN KAERLS AUXILIARYAUXILIARY HETHA
75TH INFANTRY TERCIO, UNLISTED SOLAR AUXILIA COHORT, 'FENRISIAN KAERLS' - BONDED TO THE VITH LEGIONThe Space Wolves were a Legion around which both dark rumour and fantastical legend circled, encouraged and dismissed by the Legionaries of the VIth Legion in equal measure. Such fantasies also extended to their 'Fenrisian Kaerls' Legiones Auxilia, no doubt spurred on by several notably brutal training and initiation practices which became known to the wider Imperium, including vicious bloodsports conducted amidst the freezing wilds of Fenris. While such practices were not unknown among the Space Marine Legions, their use among a body notionally of the Imperialis Auxilia only fed the suspicion surrounding the Fenrisians and the other cultures which provided 'Kaerl' cohorts, themselves selected by some inscrutable criteria, ranging from void-pirate clans to the bitter survivors of Imperial Compliance who had only surrendered after years of bloody fighting.
Fenrisian KaerlsUpon the cruel world of Fenris, none can survive without a warrior's skill, and while the greatest among the planet's population would ascend to join the VIth Legion, those who fell short of the Space Wolves' gruelling trials or simply proved incompatible with the Legion's gene-seed provided an ample stable of recruits for the Legion's Auxilia. These were the Fenrisian Kaerls, fearsome soldiers whose shared warrior-culture made them perfectly matched to their Legionary counterparts. While Fenris hellish climate and geology ensured the world's human populace was never sizeable - limiting the Fenrisian Kaerls to only a handful of cohorts at their apex - the Kaerls were valued much more highly by their patron Legion than many Legiones Auxilia, and so were spared some of the more perilous duties than their counterparts bonded to certain other Legions.The Fenrisian Kaerls Legiones Auxilia Designation is also intended to represent various other Solar Auxilia cohorts bonded to the VIth Legion, such as the 'Last Vigil'.Hunter's StrikeThe Auxiliaries of the Fenrisian Kaerls cohorts fought vigilantly at the Space Wolves' flanks, ever watchful for feint or ambush, such that no hidden redoubt or unorthodox concealment was proof against their scrutiny or the fearsome counter-attack which inevitably followed
WH40k kaerls (2)
Fenrisian Kaerls
The Fenrisian Kaerls share a home world with their patron Legion, the Space Wolves, but the pattern is also used by cohorts inducted from other VI Legion fief worlds, including those from Lucan. Veteran Kaerls are elevated to the ‘Aettguard’ and afforded the honour of guarding the Fang, the fortress of the Legion. Kaerls wear undersuits of dun brown and armour panels of blue-grey.
Armour: Mechanicus Grey
Cloth: Karak Stone
Trim: Runelord Brass
Gun Casing: Abaddon Black
For weapons the wield heavy Skjoldtar autoguns, known to be more powerful than the autoguns and lasguns of the Imperial Guard.[Battle of the Fang (Novel)]
wh40k rune dreadnought
"Rune Dreadnaught" Wolfspear's/SpaceWolves' rune priest version of Librarian Dreadnought
WH40k Space Wolves' fleet, Lucan, Kaerls
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Space_Wolves
Fleet
The Space Wolves maintain an abnormally large fleet for Space Marine standards, numbering over a hundred vessels. The fleet was noted pre-Siege of the Fenris System to consist of:
- 8 Battle Barges.
- 30+ Strike Cruisers.
- 20+ Hunter Class Destroyer Squadrons.
- 20+ Gladius and Nova Class Frigate Squadrons.
- 2 Ramilies Class Star Forts (Goremenjarl and Mjalnar).
- Fighters & Gunships
Heresy Era
- Hrafnkel — Gloriana Class Battleship, flagship of Leman Russ.
- Nidhoggur — Battleship, Flagship of Great Company Tra and core capital ship of the Legion.
Post-Heresy
- Allfather's Honour — Battle Barge and current flagship of the Chapter.
Lucan is an Imperial Research Station.
History
During the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy, it served as one of the Space Wolves' Fief Worlds. As part of the Legion's fiefdom, Lucan provided the Space Wolves with Solar Auxilia Regiments that were patterned off of the Fenrisian Kaerls.
Trivia
When the Space Wolves were introduced in White Dwarf Issue 93 (1987), their Fortress-Monastery is said to be sited on Lucan, rather than Fenris. Lucan's atmosphere is described as airless and its Fortress-Monastery as silent, without mirth.
The Fenrisian Kaerls were Solar Auxilia Regiments, that were raised from the Space Wolves' Homeworld, Fenris, during the Great Crusade and Horus Heresy.
History
Members of the Fenrisian Kaerls were raised from those Fenrisians who failed trials to join the Space Wolves Legion or proved to be incompatible with their Gene-Seed. Despite this, they were still considered fearsome soldiers and shared the same warrior-culture as the Space Wolves. As Fenris was never a populous world, the Fenrisian Kaerls never grew beyond a handful of cohorts. However they were valued more highly by their parent Legion than many other similar units utilized by the rest of the Legiones Astartes.
Their armour scheme was also used by Solar Auxilia Regiments raised from the Space Wolves' Fief Worlds. Regardless of their Homeworlds, the Kaerls' vehicles were marked with decorative motifs that were drawn from Fenris' culture and its veterans were inducted into the Aettguard. These Solar Auxillia were given the honour of protecting The Fang, which served as the Space Wolves' Fortress Monastery.
https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Kaerls
The Kaerls are the warrior serfs of the Space Wolves and Planetary Defense Force of the homeworld of Fenris. They are under the direct command of Space Wolves and are known to be fierce, effective fighters.
Kaerls wear grey uniforms (including a tunic), and are armoured in Carapace armour. They are also equipped with night-vision visors. When aboard void ships, they are equipped with blast-armour with translucent face masks.
For weapons the wield heavy Skjoldtar autoguns, known to be more powerful than the autoguns and lasguns of the Imperial Guard.
The most elite of the Kaerls join the Aettguard, which guard The Fang.
The Kaerls are organised into units known as "rivens" , each lead by an officer kaerl known as a "rivenmaster". Rivens are various sizes, with rivens often having hundreds of kaerls. These rivens are further broken up into squads of six kaerls, each lead by a "huskaerl"
Merikeskus Vellamo: Savua aalloilla - Smoke on the Waves
WIKIPEDIA "The Second Battle of Svensksund (Finnish: Ruotsinsalmi; Russian: Роченсальм) was a naval battle fought in the Gulf of Finland outside the present day city of Kotka on 9 and 10 July 1790. The Swedish naval forces dealt the Russian fleet a devastating defeat that brought an end to the Russo-Swedish War (1788–1790). The battle is the biggest Swedish naval victory and the largest naval battle ever in the Baltic Sea. It qualifies among the largest naval battles in history in terms of the number of vessels involved."
YLE: Belzebubs (English version)
https://areena.yle.fi/1-77570657
Belzebubs is an animated sitcom about a perfectly ordinary black metal cultist family. Sløth is juggling his stay-at-home dad obligations with his lifelong dream of being a black metal rock star. His breadwinner wife, Lucy, is fed up with her job and their teenage daughter, Lilith falls head over heels for a perfectly normal boy in her class. Leviathan is the family's good-natured youngest child. Voice actors: Andrew Wheildon-Dennis, Jess Robinson, Pippa Haywood, Emma Ballantine, James Alexander. Director: Samppa Kukkonen. Production: Pyjama Films Oy (2026).
Finland and Karaoke
30.12.2024
"Suomalaiset ovat kiistatta intohimoista karaokekansaa. Karaokea on laulettu Suomessa jo yli 30 vuotta ja karaokehuuma ei näytä loppuvan."
"Finnish are undeniably a passionate karaoke nation. Karaoke has been sung in Finland for over 30 years and the karaoke craze doesn't seem to be going away."
https://www.suomilaulaa.com/post/suomen-top-lauletuimmat-karaokekappaleet
A.I. ChatGPT:
Finland has a fascinating relationship with karaoke, blending its cultural quirks with a deep love for singing. Here's a quick dive into the phenomenon:
1. Karaoke Culture in Finland
- Popularity: Karaoke is incredibly popular in Finland, embraced by people of all ages. Bars and clubs across the country often host karaoke nights, and it's not uncommon for Finns to take the mic after a few drinks.
- Finnish Style: Finnish karaoke often features melancholic and emotional songs, reflecting the country’s love for heartfelt ballads and its "sisu" (resilience) culture.
- Favorite Genres: Popular karaoke choices include Finnish classics, schlager, rock, and even heavy metal—Finland is, after all, the land of metalheads!
2. Private Karaoke Booths
- Unlike in many Asian countries where private karaoke booths dominate, Finnish karaoke is a social activity in open venues like pubs or public events, creating a communal experience.
3. Humor and Uninhibited Expression
- Karaoke in Finland often serves as a social equalizer, where people shed their reserved demeanor. It’s not about being the best singer but about enjoying the moment and connecting with others.
4. The Finnish Championships
- Karaoke has a competitive side in Finland! The country hosts karaoke championships, with enthusiastic participants vying for the title in national and international competitions.
5. Home Karaoke
- Many Finns enjoy karaoke at home during parties or family gatherings. With streaming services and karaoke apps, it's become a common way to liven up social occasions.
6. Sauna and Karaoke?
- In true Finnish fashion, combining karaoke with other cultural staples like sauna is not unheard of. Sauna bars or venues offering both experiences allow Finns to sing their hearts out and unwind.
7. Signature Songs
- Finnish karaoke staples often include songs by legendary artists like:
- Eppu Normaali ("Murheellisten laulujen maa")
- J. Karjalainen ("Mies jolle ei koskaan tapahdu mitään")
- Kari Tapio ("Olen suomalainen")
- International hits like ABBA's "Dancing Queen" and Queen’s "Bohemian Rhapsody" also make frequent appearances.
Do you want insights into organizing a Finnish karaoke-themed event or more about its cultural role?
Warhammer: Arkanaut Teaser Trailer September 2026 – Warhammer+ | Big Autumn Preview 2026
Kharadron Arkanauts hunt for treasure in a new Warhammer TV animation https://www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articles/mqvrszrr/the-big-autumn-preview-see-all-of-the-reveals-here/
https://metsastajan-sydan.blogspot.com/2026/04/wh-age-of-sigmar-nordic-influenced.html
https://metsastajan-sydan.blogspot.com/2026/04/wh-age-of-sigmar-nordic-influenced.html
WH40k Ork Mekboss & Mekwaaagh!
Mek-Bosses are the biggest and most powerful Meks, whose inventiveness helps them design machines of war beyond any other Mek or Big Mek, allowing them to rise to such a position of power has to lead their own Warband.
Ork warbosses sometimes have variant titles depending on their functional place in Ork kultur. The variation is usually based on the boss' favoured combat tactics. Mekboss - Mekboy bosses are known as "mekbosses". https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Warboss#Variant_Titles
https://warhammer40k.fandom.com/wiki/Mekboy
Mek Boss Orkimedes - Orkimedes is the mysterious Mekboss that serves the infamous Ork Warlord Ghazghkull Mag Uruk Thraka and his Great WAAAGH!. Imperial scholars have been unable to identify this mysterious Ork technical genius whom they have dubbed "Orkimedes." Although he has not been identified, his handiwork has been reported many times during both Ork invasions of the Hive World of Armageddon. The combination of Orkimedes' technical innovations and Ghazghkull's visionary strategies have lent the Greenskins of the Great WAAAGH! an edge that those seeking to stop them have learnt to fear -- Tellyporta strikes. Many times, Ghazghkull has lured an enemy into attacking a seemingly vulnerable Ork warband, only to tellyport overwhelming numbers into the fray as the battle unfolds, turning the tide enormously in favour of the Greenkins. He is also responsible for creating heavily kustomised Gargants and Ork submersibles. As such, he is one of the most highly sought-out priority targets for assassination by the Imperium's Officio Assassinorum.
Buzzgob is a powerful and brilliant Ork Mek-Boss and the right-hand Ork of Warlord Garaghak.
Indeed, Buzzgob can be said to be the true genius and power behind Garaghak's operations in the Forsarr Sector, developing powerful weapons for the Warlord's forces in his own private manufacturing base on the world of Kastorel-Novem. Seeking to put an end to the threat Garaghak posed to the sector, the Imperium would send a strike force of Raven Guard Space Marines and Elysian Drop Troop Imperial Guard to kill Buzzgob and destroy his factories on Kastorel-Novem. In the end, however, the plan failed, and Buzzgob continues to develop ever-more devastating weaponry for Warboss Garaghak and continues to play his role in Waaagh! Garaghak. Buzzgob leads his own private army of Deff Dreads, Mega Dreads, Killa Kans, and Stompas known as Buzzgob's Dreadheads.
Da Meklord, Da Biggest Big Mek, was a Bad Moons Big Mek Warboss, who commanded the Tekwaaagh!.https://wh40k.lexicanum.com/wiki/Da_Meklord
Mekwaaagh! - Led by a Mekboss, they usually focus around looting entire worlds of their resources, technology, weapons, and anything else of value. Its armies often consist of large amount of Lootas and Deathskulls. In addition, its leading Meks will usually focus on testing out their latest destructive inventions. Mekwaaaghs! are defined by their heavy use of "dakka" (firepower) and esoteric technology.Notable Mekwaaaghs! has been observed on Ryza and in Waaagh! Planetsmasha.
1600- & 1700-luvun Suomes
There were coffee bans in 1700s Sweden-Finland. The women who had been playing cards try to hide the coffee pot in the folds of their skirts.
Mr. Bones 40k: Who is The GHOST of Armageddon?
space wolf, Anna (??) Gunnar "The Ghost of Armageddon"
WarhammerCommunity: Your first look at 15 new Space Marine detachments
"Finally, you may be wondering how the more independent Space Marine Chapters like the Blood Angels and Black Templars are going to work alongside the new Codex, and whether they’ll need to combine older rules with the new ones from the Codex.
In short, they won’t. The Blood Angels, Black Templars, Dark Angels, Deathwatch, and Space Wolves will be getting updates to tide them over before their own Codexes release. We’ll be talking more about these next week, so make sure you come back for more Space Marines intel. "
keräilemäh Metsän kuningatar
Sananhelinäs https://www.sananhelina.fi
"Metsän kuningatarKäänteentekevä sarjakuvateos Kalevalan luomisesta ja väärinkäytöstä.Ville Tietäväinen antaa uudessa kirjassaan kyytiä Elias Lönnrotille ja Kalevalaa keppihevosenaan hyödyntäneille suomalaisuuden rakennusmiehille.Vienan Karjala, Elias Lönnrotin merkitsemätön tutkimusmatka 1830-luvun alussa: Lönnrot ja Moarie Karhu kohtaavat. Moarie laulaa sukunsa runot Lönnrotille, joka lupaa olla julkaisematta niitä.Metsän kuningatar on halki vuosisatojen kulkeva, huimaava ja graafisesti upea sarjakuva. Se kertoo, miten Lönnrot, karelianistit, kansatieteilijät sekä sittemmin heimosoturit ja jatkosodan Suur-Suomi-intoilijat muokkasivat vienalaiset myytit nationalistisiin tarkoituksiinsa.Tiedemies Lönnrot etsi kansanrunoudesta Suomen muinaishistoriaa, mutta mikään tieto ei valmistanut häntä sivistyksen ja luonnon törmäykseen, eikä siihen, mitä hän Karhun suvun naiselta sai."
ehkä olisi kaivannu puhetavoissa eroa Lohjan murre vs Vienan karjalan kieli
”Söpö o simmone et se syä kaikkii! Se on oikeen simmonen köyhän kissa sanotaa, kun kelpaa... Net pruukaa olla niin kinkei (= nirsoja) ettei net syäm mitän, tommost peruna, mut toi syä, toi halua oiken.” Vuodelta 1963 olevalla äänitteellä lohjalainen Matilda Öhman (s. 1889) kertoo kissanpennustaan Söpöstä, jolle maistuu muun muassa peruna.
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Lohjan murteelle tyypillistä ovat myös i-äänteen säilyminen sellaisissa sanoissa kuin pikkuinen, syksyiset, oloisii. Ne eivät siis ole kirjakieltä, vaan sammattilainen Elias Lönnrot on nostanut kotimurteestaan nämä i:lliset muodot kirjakieleen! Länsi-Uudenmaan murteessa on myös tavallista, että eläimeen voidaan se-pronominin ohella viitata pronominilla hän. https://kotus.fi/sanakirjat/suomen-murteiden-sanakirja/murreaanitteita/puhetta-pitajista/
KOTUS karjalankielen sanakirja:
katšo kuin kasi (kissa) einuštau (makaa pää kynnyksen päällä; se tietää uutisia). Kiestinki
šitä varteitih äijänäpeänä päivännoušuo. Uhtua
ta (kissa oli) ńiin ahnaš jotta aina istu ta varteittši ńiitä ryökkehie šieltä, keärmehie ta kaikkie. Vuokkiniemi
wh40k ork minis (Armageddon)
to my Deffskullz:
- warboss
- bigboss
- bannernob
- weirdboy
- painboy
- wartrakk
- big mek dakkarig
keräilemäh Conan Le Cimmérien
- Conan Le Cimmérien 3 - Au-Delá de la riviére noire
- Conan Le Cimmérien 4 - La fille du Géant du gel
- Conan Le Cimmérien 13 - Xuthal la Crépusculaire
Conan the Barbarian ISTPs (PDb):
- Conan the Barbarian - ISTP 8w9
- Natala ISTP 9w8
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