Sigurd Wolff

Hakon Sigurdsson Wolff Hardradr. Co-Founder-Asirvanirtru

[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

So what gender are you all going to be @assassinscreed?

[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

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[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

@HeathenJourney I’d say observe your surroundings, there are always signs my friend. Example: Ravens.

[Call of Duty @CallofDuty]

You downloaded #MWII
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You played with the squad
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Just one more game turns into 10 more
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You and the squad at 3am
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[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

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[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

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[Teutonic Ethos @TeutonicEthos]

The name Thor is not, as the verbal similarity might seem to indicate, derived from þ𝘰𝘳𝘢, “to dare,” but is a contracted form of the Germanic word for “thunder,” Old German 𝘋𝘰𝘯𝘢𝘳 (now 𝘋𝘰𝘯𝘯𝘦𝘳), and Anglo-Saxon þ𝘶𝘯𝘰𝘳.

–Norse Mythology: Legends of Gods and Heroes

[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

100% you can’t complain about Brutality when you are carrying out the same on innocent bystanders trying to protect their businesses.
Man I feel for Americans that’s for sure #stayunited

[Capta1nBl4ckB3ard @CptnBl4ckB3ard]

And it’s scenes like this presented here that prevents me from getting behind the protest.
You literally had the whole world backing your movement yet this is what will be remembered.

[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

These are pretty fascinating.

[Derleth @Derlethe]

Morning #MyDayZ

[Teutonic Ethos @TeutonicEthos]

Fun Fact:

J.R.R. Tolkien used some of the names of the dwarves in Völupsá for his dwarves in The Hobbit.

Durin, Dvalin (Dwalin),
Bifur, Báfur (Bofur),
Bömbör (Bombur),
Nori, Óri, Oin,
Glóin, Thráin,
Thrór, Thorin,
Fili, Kili.

[The History of Vikings @HistoryofViking]

This lavishly adorned helmet demonstrates the symbolic power of early Viking armor. It originated in Sweden during the Vendel Period, ca. 550-790 A.D.

Gustavianum, Uppsala University Museum.

[Teutonic Ethos @TeutonicEthos]

Thór has two goats known as Tanngnjóstr and Tanngrisnir, and the chariot he drives in. The goats pull the chariot, and for this reason he is called Oku-Thór (Driver-Thór).

–Prose Edda: Gylfaginning

[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

Thank you all for taking part.

[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

So what gender are you all going to be @assassinscreed?

[THE BLACK RAVEN GAMING CHANNEL @THEBLACKRAV3N]

Well @assassinscreed have outdone themselves because I am official #hyped

[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

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[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

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[Sigurd Wolff @SigurdWolff]

This is a great question.

[Grimwulff @The_Grimwulff]

Spoilers for God of War 4

Has anyone else noticed that the hilt of Freya's sword resembles a Celtic style of sword?
I wonder if the dev's based it on the Celts because of the theory that the Vanir Gods were of Celtic origin?