Viking berserkers were often associated with Odin, the Norse god of war and death. Norse mythology suggests that they were actually shapeshifters. The term “berserker” comes from Old Norse ...

Berserkers were said to have been lone Viking warriors who donned nothing but a bearskin (or a "bear coat," which, in Old Norse, is pronounced, "bjorn-serkr" — sound familiar?), took psychedelic ...

Berserkr' is an Old Norse word meaning 'bear skin' and berserkers were Viking warriors who went into battle wearing wolf or bear skins. Berserkers believed that Odin, the god of war, gave them ...

VIKING raiders were high on hallucinogenic ... The fiercest of them all were elite bare-chested warriors called berserkers. Beserkers were legendary for storming recklessly into battle, hacking ...

Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior ... vikings, one of the new "historical" classes set to be introduced in the first-person, hack-and-slash multiplayer game. And true to form, the vikings like to go ...

Viking raiders were high on hallucinogenic ... The fiercest of them all were elite bare-chested warriors called berserkers. Beserkers were legendary for storming recklessly into battle, hacking ...

Viking berserkers are remembered centuries later ... one might never have guessed he would channel those old Viking warriors when the time came. Nininger was a kind soul who listened to classical ...

The Hunger Games heads back to the Dark Ages when a group of five young Saxons is captured by a clan of fearsome Viking warriors and ... a potion that turns them "berserk" the brutal hunters ...

The Norse sagas recount tales of Berserkers, furious Viking warriors who are whipped up into an uncontrollable rage during battle. While these warriors may have "gone berserk" from the bloody ...

A caste of Viking warriors fought with such ferociousness ... a piece of horned headgear. These warriors were called berserkers and accounts of them date back to the ninth century.