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'''Egil Skallagrimsson''' was a [[Vinkings|Viking]] warrior and poet.
'''Egil Skallagrimsson''' was a [[Vikings|Viking]] warrior and poet.<ref>{{WP|Egill Skallagrímsson}}</ref>


==Biography==
==Biography==
At some point before 873 CE, Egil was part of a Viking crew that also included [[Bragi (Viking)|Bragi]]. Once, on a raid in [[Courland]], they shored up along the edge of a forest and explored until they found a large farm. With the owners asleep, they set about plundering the place quietly, taking [[sheep]] and [[goat]]s until Egil saw a farm-hand, who he pressed for the family's hidden [[silver]]. They took both the silver and the boy back to the ship, but Egil grew sad that the family wouldn't know who robbed them. He then ordered three of us to follow him back to the hamlet, where he set the houses aflame, screaming his name.<ref name="Ship">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Floating conversations#Eivor Varinsdottir|Ship stories: Bragi]]</ref>
At some point before 873 CE, Egil was part of a Viking crew that also included [[Bragi (Viking)|Bragi]]. Once, on a [[raid]] in [[Courland]], they shored up along the edge of a forest and explored until they found a large farm. With the owners asleep, they set about plundering the place quietly, taking [[sheep]] and [[goat]]s until Egil saw a farm-hand, who he pressed for the family's hidden [[silver]]. They took both the silver and the boy back to the [[longship]], but Egil grew sad that the family would not know who robbed them. He then ordered three of the crew to follow him back to the hamlet, where he set the houses aflame and screamed his name for all to hear.<ref name="Ship">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' – [[Floating conversations]]: "Ship stories: Bragi"</ref>


==Characteristics and personality==
==Characteristics and personality==
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Latest revision as of 23:02, 29 September 2023

"I am Egil, son of Skallagrim! And I am the man who deprives you of everything but your life!"
―Egil while on a raid.[src]-[m]

Egil Skallagrimsson was a Viking warrior and poet.[1]

Biography[edit | edit source]

At some point before 873 CE, Egil was part of a Viking crew that also included Bragi. Once, on a raid in Courland, they shored up along the edge of a forest and explored until they found a large farm. With the owners asleep, they set about plundering the place quietly, taking sheep and goats until Egil saw a farm-hand, who he pressed for the family's hidden silver. They took both the silver and the boy back to the longship, but Egil grew sad that the family would not know who robbed them. He then ordered three of the crew to follow him back to the hamlet, where he set the houses aflame and screamed his name for all to hear.[2]

Characteristics and personality[edit | edit source]

Egil was described by Bragi as a brooding warrior with a face of stone and oak-hard arms.[2]

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