and in was Norse mythology. And for Kratos, gone were his loud boasts and flying blades, and in was a more stoic and downright Viking-style personality, and an axe that would fell gods.

According to the Norse sagas, Viking mariners sailed westward from ... In combat, he says, the battle axes could reach speeds of 110 miles an hour at the point of impact. Photograph by Robert ...

Langley Castle, the iconic hotel and wedding venue located close to Hexham in Northumberland, has continued to demonstrate ...

highlighting the rich history of the Viking Age in Scandinavia. Yet, just across the border in Sweden, there’s a treasure trove of Norse history already visible and accessible, offering a ...

Grab your horned helmet, axe and shield ... but the Norse heritage of the city is still preserved in one of the UK's most popular tourist attractions, the Jorvik Viking Centre.

Discovered in Norway in 1906, the Oseberg ship (above), the best preserved Viking ship ever found, reveals its Norse shipbuilders' graceful construction style. Next, the boatbuilders affixed ...

The Norse people met to discuss new laws andsolve ... Viking warriors fought using long swords and axes. The Vikings were pagans, not Christians like most people living in Britain at the time.

Which of the Emperor's 20 children, known as the Primarchs, are the absolute strongest? Which ones manage to excel above all ...

Two other Norse crewmembers, Lagertha and Floki ... It’s decorated with swords, axes, and tribal flags, and a lone raven flies above the Viking Felice at all times, in tribute to the mighty Odin. The ...

The Norse people met to discuss new laws andsolve ... Viking warriors fought using long swords and axes. The Vikings were pagans, not Christians like most people living in Britain at the time.