Hunding Gjornersen

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Hunding Gjornersen
Information
Colors
Species	Human Dwarf
Job	Warrior
Birth, Life & Death
Birthplace	Dominaria, possibly Jamuraa
Lifetime	War with Phyrexia, c. 3334 AR
Sources
Johan, Legend of Jedit Ojanen

Hunding Gjornersen was the first leader of the Dominarian band of thieves known as Robaran Mercenaries, scouting the Jamuraan seas around the 3300s AR.

Since anyone could challenge him for leadership of the Robaran anytime, he was often forced to use his fists as a means of command. His ship was named Stangg's Talon. Despite his terrifying sight, he was as charming a companion as one could wish for.

Sometime later, he quit for unknown reasons. His lieutenant, Adira Strongheart, took command, reforming the thieves' band into a motley mercenary army.

Continuity issues

• In contrast to the novel Johan, Hunding Gjornersen was still one of the Robaran Mercenaries in the Legend of Jedit Ojanen the comic He met Jedit Ojanen when they were captured by Sand Warriors and introduced him to his group.
• In the novel, he is described as a dwarf. However, his type on the card became human.

Story appearances

Title	Author	Publishing date	Set	Setting (plane)	Featuring
Legend of Jedit Ojanen #1-2	Kenn Bell	March - April 1996	Legends	Dominaria	Jedit Ojanen, Johan, Terrent Amese (mentioned), Jaeger Ojanen (mentioned), Musata, Ruko, Hunding Gjornersen, Adira Strongheart, Saisha, Hazezon Tamar
Johan	Clayton Emery	April 2001	Legends	Dominaria	Hazezon Tamar, Belladonna, Jaeger Ojanen, Jasmine Boreal (mentioned), Stone-Bringer, Johan, Hands, Magda, Seanchan, Rikki, Xira Arien, Phanal-Unorg, Conal, Echo, Ander, Pia, Meraud, Tavis, Peregrine, Hunding Gjornersen (mentioned), Adira Strongheart, Ohabi Caleria (mentioned), Boris Devilboon (mentioned), Stangg (mentioned), Mykler, Roanna, Cole, Declan, Gaynor, Heath, Simone, Treetop, Badger, Virgil, Wilemina, Marigold, Mabyn, Robar, Orville, Princess Lucrezia (mentioned), Pulli, Yanni, Filla, Hellab, Tuttuamo, Zuniwa, Mummuir, Darshan, Anthius, Celeste, Udele, Sheba, Seabrooke, Ragnar (mentioned), Beckoner, Sea King, Makou, Gybo, Firestorm Phoenix, Lustra, Wullab, Ash-May-Ruf, Ash-May-Aran, Sethrida

In-game references

Represented in:

• Hunding Gjornersen

Quoted or referred to:

• Frozen Aether