History of the norse people

In the ancient times the norse people lived all across the northern expanses of the ice plains, they were a collection of scattered tribes who commonly fought one another, raiding their own kin and razing their camps and cities. It was a sorry state of affairs. But one chief, a clever one who had already begun to amass a sizeable army of his own, issued a ultimatum to his brothers, join him or face the wrath of his axe. This man was Wulf The Bloded, conqueror of midgard and later the hero of the norse people. Wulf was birthed into midgard by unknown parents, but it is believed that all of midgard suffered severe thunderstorms, and the very ground shook in fear and respect of the warrior that Wulf would become.

But when it came to Wulfs cries for unity, not one man rejected his offer due to the ancient snow men annointing him “erobrer av midgård”, conqueror of midgard. And with the norse people united under one banner, the following years would usher in the age of conquering and the subjugation of its inhabitants.