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Little known historically accurate facts about the Vikings - Page 26 of 45 - Kiwi Report

Little known historically accurate facts about the Vikings


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[post_page_title]Viking werewolves[/post_page_title]
In addition to gods like Thor, there are Norse myths about warrior who transform into animals during battles. This mythology has also made its way into popular culture as J.K. Rowling based her character of Fenrir Greyback on Norse mythology.

Viking werewolves

These warriors were referred to as the Berserkers, which translates to ‘to change form’. These creatures are named after the Vikings that wore animal skins during battle and destroyed their enemies.

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