Norse warriors

Norse warriors, primarily Vikings from Scandinavia during the late 8th to early 11th centuries, were skilled fighters known for their seafaring abilities and raiding expeditions. They fought with weapons like swords, axes, and shields, often wearing chainmail and helmets. While their raids are well-known, many were also farmers, traders, and explorers. Norse warriors participated in battles both for conquest and prestige, valuing bravery and strength. Their culture emphasized honor, loyalty, and skill in combat, shaping their legendary reputation in history and mythology.