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- [Spoilers C2] How did they handle Fjords stats? - Reddit
How did they transition Fjords stats when he converted from warlock to paladin in campaign 2? The other party members were so much higher in level, did Fjord just jump to a level 10 paladin? I know he lost his powers in the intermediary, how did they manage his stats during that time?
- How was your experience doing the Endicott Arm Glacier . . . - Reddit
The virtue of the excursion ship is that it gets close to the glacier, which isn't huge, so you'll get better photos and experience, especially if it leaves from Juneau--most just drop off passengers to the boat while in the fjord I know that tour is expensive, but probably well worth it, especially later in the day and touring in Juneau
- Fjordur Teleport Locations - Including Realms : r ARK - Reddit
Made these because the only map like it that I managed to find was hard to read, didn't include realms, and some teleport locations were very wrong when I attempted to go there When making this, I teleported to each spot 2-3 times and there was barely any variation, but I think it would need more testing to know for sure Locations are approximate and might not be entirely GPS accurate
- Noob here, how do I sail to northrend? : r wow - Reddit
If your Horde and on Eastern Kingdoms and want to go to Howeling Fjord you’ll also need to talk to the person to set it to the past before BfA events at that point you can just get to the blimp towers and take the portal
- Question about color Fjord Green : r Porsche - Reddit
Question about color Fjord Green So I've been looking at Porsche colors for a while and I'm quite confused about fjord green There seems to be two different fjord green, one with way more green in it and one with more blue
- [Spoilers C2E134] Fjords backstory. : r criticalrole - Reddit
206 votes, 33 comments I find Fjord’s character arc and backstory absolutely fascinating Fjord in the beginning of the campaign was in a desperate…
- TIL that the USA only has 10 actual fjords, of which 7 are in . . . - Reddit
TIL that the USA only has 10 actual fjords, of which 7 are in Alaska, 2 in Washington, and 1 in New York Norway has 1,190 fjords
- Visiting Norway for the first time: Cruise ship vs. Fjord Tours . . .
Fjord Tours was exceptionally useful and helpful for a first-time visitor Independently coordinating a lot of moving parts is certainly doable but can be daunting Any cost we paid to Fjord Travel above what we would have paid booking independently was worth it for the assistance we received when issues arose during our travels
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