.01% of all stories that come out are actually new. 99.99% of it has all been said before with different names.But then very little is completely original in any fantasy/sci-fi setting.
Vikings and 40k
So I've been reading a book on north mythology and society for a while now, and as I looked through it something caught my eye
It's the Berserker, and this is what I realized
When a Berserker (Khorne Reference) prepares to...well go berserk he drinks from a goblet in the shape of a wolfs head that "transforms" him into a wolf (SW Reference), and then they battle. However when the Berserker comes down from this rage he has no recollection of the events that had just happened (Aspect Warrior Reference) so I was just wondering...are there other armies other than SW that take on Norse mythology?
It's the Berserker, and this is what I realized
When a Berserker (Khorne Reference) prepares to...well go berserk he drinks from a goblet in the shape of a wolfs head that "transforms" him into a wolf (SW Reference), and then they battle. However when the Berserker comes down from this rage he has no recollection of the events that had just happened (Aspect Warrior Reference) so I was just wondering...are there other armies other than SW that take on Norse mythology?
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