Im just wondering if anyone would mine if i kinda remade the timeline page as many of the events are placed in the wrong years and i would like to try and fix it.

Just looking at some of the pages on the mobile version of the app searching for different keywords and for some reason Lionel Messi popped up even though I was searching for something else entirely. Can the mods please take it down and see who posted it as a troll thanks

I'm a History student and a fan of the series!

How did lagertha know she was pregnant to klaf baby did she take pregnancey text.

I searched for it but one thing i dont understand is, when Floki traveled to this new land it looks fresh and good for farming and such. But when he returns with the settlers it looks so different. Is it the same land or what is going on?

Im just wondering if someone will make a timeline of Vikings Valhalla cuz vikings already have one.

Since Rollo is the great-great-great grandfather of William the conqueror that means someone in Ragnars family ends up conquering England.

S'il vous plaît, consultez ma page Eirik Fàlki

Bonjour, Vikings est une bonne série avec d'excellentes scènes de combat mais les morts de Bjorn et Gunnhild sont trop déplorables. Vikings Valhalla a moins de qualité mais est tout aussi intéressant aussi, pourquoi ne pas faire une série sur le père de Leif, Erik le rouge. J'ai chez moi un scénario pour une première saison mouvementée de ce projet.

First thing, whose idea was it, why the hell is it written in ragnar's article about athelsthan "soulmate/in love with". Then, why are almost all articles closed? why was lagertha 38 in season 4A and 49 in 4B, and bjorn 21 in 4A and 32 in 4B, and ragnar 40 in 4A and 50 in 4B? Wasn't he supposed to be 51?

I believe Bjorn’s and Halfdan’s journey to the mediterranean seas/Africa is truly underrated; i would’ve watched an entire show with them simply exploring

(instead of vikings vs saxons wars over and over again)

Tell me, do any of yall share my thoughts?

But i just discoverd that i have 30% true viking in me

And im 1% related to ragnar Lothbrok

With the amount of times Kattegat was attacked why did no one ever think about running a chain at the entrance into their bay?