It is likely that they were members of the cult of Odin, as Odin often assumed the form of an animal, and the name Odin itsel
It is likely that they were members of the cult of Odin, as Odin often assumed the form of an animal, and the name Odin itself derives from a word meaning "fury." In illustrations they are often shown wearing the skins and heads of wolves or bears, but with human hands and feet. They were employed as shock troops by King Harald and King Halfdan, but in general they were disliked and often appear as villains in Norse sagas. For ten points, identify these shield-biting warriors who fought while in the throes of a murderous rage.
It is likely that they were members of the cult of Odin, as Odin often assumed the form of an animal, and the name Odin itself derives from a word meaning "fury."
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