The Book of Ulvgar and All of the Wolves of Fenrir

The Book of Ulvgar and All of the Wolves of Fenrir is a collection of annals in Bryndan, later translated to modern Simlish, chronicling the history of House Ulvgar. The original piece was written in 30 BE by Hol the Unready in which he details his father's and grandfather's time by listening to stories told by his mother Han and Helga of Treyga who the latter had an affair with Beowulf. After writing the chapters of his forefathers, Hol wrote in his own accomplishments and life and from then on, each member of House Fenrir had written in their piece or at least have another member write in their chapters for them such as when Ingolf died a young age before learning to write and his successor, Ylva She-Wolf, wrote his chapter. Although, any and all members of House Fenrir had their life chronicled, it was mainly those who held titles that had more depth. Even though other documents made mention of the subject spoken in the chronicle, most historians knowledge of early Bryndol history are known because of these records that were kept and written by members of Ulvgar.

The chapters are not without bias. There are occasions when comparing other sources makes it clear that those who wrote it told one-sided versions of stories or present themselves as heroes of their stories despite what opposition may think. Taken as a whole, however, the autobiography is regarded as the most important historical source for early Bryndol period.

The original work is displayed in the Sims Historical Center in Newcrest, United Simlands.