Galsterei Copenhagen, Denmark
Galsterei is ancient German for a singing kind of sorcery. It would ease complicated childbirths, impose madness, sink
distant ships and end wars.
Galsterei is also Steffen Galster playing his songs and the mandolas Nelson and Elvis.
It probably won't work, but if you have a world in need of rescue, a difficult delivery, some madness, a ship, or a war to sort out, Galsterei will give it a shot
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