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Avatar photoVasilis Megas

Vasilis Megas (a.k.a. Vasil Meg) lives in Athens, Greece. He is a Greek- and Norse Mythology enthusiast. Vasilis has written and published 16 books - mostly fantasy and science fiction - and he is now working as a content writer, journalist, photographer and translator.

Hooks, Harpoons, and Honor: The Role of Fishing in Viking Warrior Culture

March 6, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

When we imagine Viking warriors, we often picture longships slicing through cold seas, shields locked in formation, and axes flashing … Read More

Thor goes on adventures with Asaloke, Roska and Tjalfe

The Hall of Illusions: Thor’s Greatest Gamble at Útgarða-Loki’s

March 3, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

Even for a god who has faced down world-ending serpents and stone-headed giants, there is one journey that stands out … Read More

Harald Hardrada Sigurdsson

Young Harald Hardrada and the Crucible of Stiklestad

February 20, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

Before he was the “Hard Ruler” of Norway or the legendary commander of the Varangian Guard, Harald Sigurdsson was simply … Read More

The Island of Judgment: Honor, Blood, and the Viking Holmgang

February 17, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

In a society without a centralized police force or a complex court of appeals, the Vikings relied on something much … Read More

Viking mentality: strategy, risk and sense of the game

February 14, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

Stories and ideas about the Vikings conjure up images of longboats sailing across the cold plains of northern Europe, warriors … Read More

A scene from Ragnarök, the final battle between Odin and Fenrir and Freyr and Surtr.

Viking Faith: Gods, Fate, and the Hard Norse Worldview

February 12, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

Viking stories keep turning up everywhere on bookshelves, on screens, and in the kind of pop-culture aesthetics people can’t resist. … Read More

Hrungnir was a jötun who challenged Thor to a duel and thus met his end. He is also associated with the mysterious Hrungnir’s heart symbol.

The Granite Heart: Thor, Hrungnir, and the Viking Anatomy of Bravery

February 10, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

In the modern world, we often think of bravery as the absence of fear, or perhaps the confidence that we … Read More

Viking Age treasure (Oslo Historical Museum)

What Vikings Traded Most—And Why Those Goods Mattered

February 4, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

Trade stood at the center of Viking life long before raids shaped their image abroad. Exchange connected scattered communities, supported … Read More

Tyr (Old Norse Týr) is the god of justice, law, and war. He is one of the major gods of the Norse Pantheon.

Law, Honor, and Conflict: How Vikings Settled Disputes without Kings on Speed Dial

January 29, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

Viking Age Scandinavia was not a lawless wilderness of axes and smoke; it was a society with sturdy norms, public … Read More

Hamingja – How the Vikings Viewed Risk and Luck

January 24, 2026January 22, 2026 by Vasilis Megas

Long before the neon lights of modern casinos flickered to life, the rugged seafarers of the North were already masters … Read More

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