Vydar/Ullar Factoid

[Beowulf]

I found this at a name meaning website

VIDAR m Scandinavian, Norse Mythology
From the Old Norse Víðarr, which is possibly derived from víðr "forest" and arr "warrior"... [more]

So Vydar should really be Ullar, and possibly vice-versa. Just an interesting factoid. I wonder if Hasbro knew about this. They seem to reference lots of other Norse mythology in their sets(Lindesfarme, Jotun, Valhalla, Valkyrie, etc.)

[Ted]

Interesting, it is possible that things should be switched.

[Renquist]

Or perhaps you could just settle on Vydar being a largely Norse themed army and given that all viking lived in the wilderness....

[NecroBlade]

Originally Posted by Renquist

Or perhaps you could just settle on Vydar being a largely Norse themed army and given that all viking lived in the wilderness....

That's Jandar. :P

[Eirikr]

And Norse were village and town dwellers. A civilized people. Not 'wilderness dwellers'. The Vikings in particular were seamen not forest men.

[MegadeV]

OK, everybody get your sharpie and change all your cards!