Ingjaldur's Crown

Ingjaldur's Crown is the name given to a set of megalithic stones carved with ancient runes found on a mountain overlooking Himinheidhur, the "Sky Heath", in the mountains of central Svialand. The runes on the stones have been attributed to the Alfar, the elves of Midhgardhur. They are said to hold secrets of ancient magic allowing a runecaster to tap into the natural power within the land itself, and the lines of power that connect important sites (ley lines).

The last king of the Sviar, Ingjaldur the Mad, had built a hall on the Sky Heath in the mountain upon which the standing stones stood, and even had some of the stones taken down and added to the complex on the Heath. People began to call the otherwise nameless standing stones "Ingjaldur's Crown" as a result.

Appears In: The eponymous story from Tales From Midhgardhur, "Ingjaldur's Crown" (in Volume I) and "The Tale of Ingjaldur the Mad" (in Volume II)

Source: While standing stones are a real archaeological phenomenon, the stones known as Ingjaldur's Crown are purely the invention of author Colin Anders Brodd.