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The Myth of the Draugr, the Norse Undead
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The Myth of the Draugr, the Norse Undead
In the chilling legends of Norse mythology, among gods, giants, and heroes, lurks a darker, more terrifying figure: the Draugr—the undead of the Viking world. These are not mere ghosts or zombies. Draugar (plural) were corpse-like beings, risen from their graves, infused with malevolent power and a thirst for vengeance, greed, or glory.What Is a Draugr?The word “draugr” (Old Norse: draugr, meaning “ghost” or “again-walker”) refers to the animate…
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