Folk-might

Of Burgstead and Its Folk and Its Neighbours

Named as a member of the community.

XIX: The Fair Woman Telleth Face-of-God of Her Kindred

Mentioned as the Friend's brother who went with Stone-wolf to the Cities of the Plain.

XX: Those Two Together Hold the Ring of the Earth-God

Plans the campaign against the Dusky Men, expresses jealousy over Face-of-god and the Bride, and leads the feast.

XXXII: The Men of Shadowy Vale Come to the Spring Market at Burgstead

Leads the armed strangers from Shadowy Vale, initially few-spoken and sharp-spoken, struggling with longing and wrath.

The Alderman Gives Gifts to Them of Shadowy Vale

Sits at the right hand of the Alderman, praised for his chieftain-like demeanor.

XXXIV: The Chieftains Take Counsel in the Hall of the Face

Chieftain of the Wolf; insists on committing all forces to Silverdale, dismissing the idea of splitting the host; speaks from experience as a tried warrior.

Folk-Might Speaketh with the Bride

Rises early, follows the Bride to a meadow, confesses his grief and love, and offers her friendship and hope.

Of the Folk-Mote of the Dalesmen, the Shepherd-Folk, and the Woodland Carles: The Banner of the Wolf Displayed

Leads Sun-beam, sits with glittering eyes and clenched sword-hilt, intensely focused.

Of the Great Folk-Mote: Atonements Given, and Men Made Sackless

Confesses to slaying Rusty and ransacking Penny-thumb; offers self-doom and pays blood-wite and compensation, after which he is declared sackless.

Of the Great Folk-Mote: Men Take Rede of the War-Faring, the Fellowship, and the War-Leader. Folk-Might Telleth Whence His People Came. The Folk-Mote Sundered

Tells the tale of the Wolf folk's origins and their fall, and speaks of brotherhood.

Of the Hosting in Shadowy Vale

Leads the welcome of the Woodlanders, speaks of unity, and later meets the Bride at Staff-stone to declare his love.

The Host Departeth from Shadowy Vale: The First Day’s Journey

Co-leads the vanward with Face-of-god, guiding the Host.

The Host Cometh to the Edges of Silverdale

Co-leads the host, guides the march through the gap, and confirms the proximity of Silverdale.

XLIII: Face-of-God Looketh on Silverdale: The Bowmen’s Battle

Acts as a captain, oversees the eastern companies, and later shows Face-of-god the view of Silverdale.

XLV: Of Face-of-God’s Onslaught

Mentioned as being with the Men of the Face; Face-of-god defends him against accusations of skulking.

Men Meet in the Market of Silverstead

Leads the left flank battle; his horn signals the onset.

XLVII: The Kindreds Win the Mote-House

Filled with grief and wrath over the Bride's wounding, he leads the charge up the southern stair, wielding the sword Sleep-thorn.

Men Sing in the Mote-House

Leads Sun-beam onto the dais; weeps upon hearing the Bride will live.

XLIX: Dallach Fareth to Rosedale: Crow Telleth of His Errand: The Kindreds Eat Their Meat in Silverdale

Publicly acknowledges Face-of-god as chieftain, embraces him, then departs on a private errand, likely to see the Bride.

Folk-Might Seeth the Bride and Speaketh with Her

Visits the Bride, plights troth with her, then joins the war council.

Of the Word Which Hall-Ward of the Steer Had for Folk-Might

Chief of the Wolf; negotiates with Hall-ward for the Bride and agrees to give the Sun-beam in exchange.

Tidings of Dallach: A Folk-Mote in Silverdale

Speaks at the Folk-mote, offers gifts to the departing host, and sends messengers to the Plain and Cities.

LV: Departure from Silverdale

Receives farewells from the Burgdale chiefs, exchanges forgiveness with Face-of-god, and speaks of peace and friendship between the Dales.

LIX: The Behest of Face-of-God to the Bride Accomplished: A Motestead Appointed for the Three Folks, to Wit, the Men of Burgdale, the Shepherds, and the Children of the Wolf

Receives Bow-may and the child, sends Crow with a message to Face-of-god, leads the Wolf and Woodlanders to Shadowy Vale.