13th Warrior p13

In AD 922, Arab courtier Ahmad Ibn Fadlan accompanies a party of Vikings to the barbaric North. Ibn Fadlan is appalled by the Vikings customs-- their wanton sexuality, their disregard for cleanliness, their cold-blooded human sacrifices. And then he learns the horrifying truth: he has been enlisted to combat a terror that slaughters the Vikings and devours their flesh.

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[papasitoman]

IS THERE A CAVE?! :)

[amadeus987]

Islam does not allow sex with anyone muslim or nonmuslim if youre not married to them. Muslims are allowed to marry Christians and Jews

[DrunknAzn]

Skyrim copied these guys O_O !

Same caves and shit yada yada

[1DarkMasK1]

@amadeus987

True.

It is also not allowed to draw muhammad in Islam yet the old Muslims did.

The old Muslims were also advanced and ahead of many part of europe but now they are not.

[silencia08]

0:22 The Walk of Shame ;)

[MrTheoriginalderek]

Berserkers, eh? The bearskin people.

[ChuckNorrisIsNothing]

@ChuckNorrisIsNothing and the swords they use arent claymores theyre called "Spahtas" and were germanic swords most common these days(even the roman army used them later on) longsswords as such were not yet "invented" (most swords were models of a so called "Saxe" an one side sharped blade or its longer version the "Longsaxe"

[ChuckNorrisIsNothing]

@ChuckNorrisIsNothing ment skills were too poor to lead anything but a bunch of guys who took arrows to their knees, to put it into a nutshell: you had to be Chuck f**king Norris if you ever were to get such an armour at that time, and BOY can't i write when im drunk ;)

[ChuckNorrisIsNothing]

@ChuckNorrisIsNothing they were born seamen and marauders but they lacked the discipline to form large steadfast armies as all they wanted to do is to raid, and even if bulwyf was such a great commander ( to come back to my original point) he should have lead more men than shown in the beginning of the movie because any man with a ship and a crew could call himself a king or emperor at least and if you gathered a big army it had to stay with you otherwise your leadership

[ChuckNorrisIsNothing]

@ChuckNorrisIsNothing the helmet found its way to hefdan most probably like MarymonckiJohn described, but after all the armour worn by bulwyf is almost impossible to put into context, as if even there was such an armour at that time it wouldve been won by a really big fight, because if you could afford such a thing you could afford men to fight for you and i mean lots and lots of men. after all there had been raides, but the norsemen only had a few really big battles

[ChuckNorrisIsNothing]

to put an end to the conquistador helmet debate: Conquistadores wore helmets called "Morion" which at their time (16th centuries and continuing) were the most sturdy battle helmets ever produced as they were bulletproof (meaning an arquebus projectile wouldnt penetrate them) and started to push the, most commonly worn, heaume or pot shaped helmet worn most commonly in central europe off market, yet the helmet worn by Hefdan is no morion as the typical form can not be found in the design

[ExtremeDeathman]

@my5sisters don't forget the ulfhednar, the wolfmen of Tyr. They were equally respected to bärserkär.