Olastad

Olastad is an estate located along the river Naumelv in Åsmark, just south of Naumfagård. It was originally a farm belonging to Torden Ola and his family, and it played a large role in The Wagon Rebellion, as it was this property that the Governor wanted from Torden Ola. After The Wagon Rebellion it was burned down, and an estate for the imperial governors were built on the place the farm had stood. It kept the name Olastad however, probably as a form of warning.

After The Red Rebellion it became the estate of the Jarl of Åsmark: Einar Eiriksønn Langskjegg who claimed to be an descendent of Torden Ola.

The place is said to be haunted as Torden Ola, his wife and their five children- the youngest said to be a four year old girl- were all excecuted there. According to the legend, Ola also had a bastard son who survived, who Einar Eiriksønn Langskjegg claims to be an descendent from.