[X] Flekkr
[X] Plan: The beginning of the nutcrackeress
-[X] (Seasonal) Top off the firewood supply.
-[X] (Steinarr's Teaching) Its time, you feel, that you had a weapon in hand. What weapon do you want to ask for?
--[X] An axe!
-[X] (Training) Hamr (4 successes to rank up)
--[X] (Optional) Train a hamr skill
---[X] 3d6 axe
--[X] (Steinarr's Training) (Optional) Ask Steinarr to teach you a trick (Write in the skill you want to try for a trick with)
---[X] 4d6 feints/distractions, (context: feint with weapon and immediately launch the real attack with the legs)
----[X] if that doesn't make sense to Steinarr, anything about combining our weapon fighting and knee-groin-trick/leg-based fighting, failing that any "so usefull that practically everybody knows it" trick.
-[X] (Orthstirr Usage)
--[X] 2 into Hamr
--[X] 2 left free for combat tricks
You can, but there's no guarantee that Steinarr will know it. The Norse didn't really feint as much as you might expect. If a Norseman is trying to hit you, they're gonna try their level best to hit you. That's not to say they didn't employ trickery, because they did, it just doesn't really come in the form of feinting.
if we get successes, but the request is too obscure (from Steinarrs pov), would that mean the successes are wasted because we made a stupid request, or can we do something like name backup ideas?
Indeed it is! The only reason it's not in feats right now is that word needs to get around about it first, then it starts earning you orthstirr. The orthstirr you gained was literally you shaming the guy so hard that some of his orthstirr was like 'yo, our dude's a pansy, lets go over here, they seem much cooler', with less personification, of course.
So, you are saying if we were to give Randi 1 silver coin to make a story/poem about it and it spread through the village, it would become a feat?