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Round Shield vs Kite Shield: Shape, Period and Which Suits You
Buy the round shield. For nearly everyone it is the right call: lighter, cheaper, easier to hang, and Norse to anyone who glances ...
Viking Symbols and Their Meanings
Search for Viking symbols and you will find the same dozen designs on pendants, tattoos and axe heads, each with a confident one l...
Fenrir, Jormungandr and Hel: The Children of Loki
Fenrir the wolf, Jormungandr the serpent that lies in the sea around the world, and Hel who rules the dead are three children born...
Katana vs Wakizashi vs Tanto: Length, Use and Which to Start With
Start with the katana. It is the one everybody pictures, it fills a wall, and anything shorter bought first tends to look like a s...
What Is a Bearded Axe? The Viking Axe Shape Explained
A bearded axe is an axe whose cutting edge hangs well below the eye. That long lower lip is the most recognisable feature of Norse...
The Norse Gods: Aesir, Vanir and Who Was Actually Worshipped
Norse myth has two families of gods. The Aesir are the group around Odin, Thor, Tyr, Frigg, Baldr and Heimdall. The Vanir are a sm...
Damascus vs High Carbon Steel: Which Blade Should You Buy?
Start with the thing most shops will not tell you. Damascus here is high carbon steel with a pattern welded into it. It is 1095 an...
Ragnarok: What the Sources Actually Say About the End
Ragnarok is the end of the world as Old Norse poetry tells it: a winter that will not break, a battle in which most of the gods ar...
Seax vs Bowie: Two Big Knives, Two Different Jobs
Buy a Bowie if the knife is going hunting or into hard camp work. The guard, the clip point and the deep belly are built for gripp...
Odin’s Ravens: Huginn and Muninn in the Sources
Huginn and Muninn are Odin's two ravens. They are named in Grimnismal in the Poetic Edda, where Odin says they fly over the whole ...