There's not a lot to add to the chapter title really. It is a catalogue of woes!

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The wall of flame is finally breached but no good comes of it. Or of anything else really.

Sigurd rides away from Fafnir's lair and meets a wise woman. He learns his destiny and is far from pleased!

Andvari's curse starts working almost immediately. Meanwhile we meet a great Norse hero.

A bored Loki is not a good thing for the Aesir! On the other hand he's as good at getting out of trouble as he is at getting in to it.

Thor has to rely on his wits as he challenges a visitor, and a man shows off wisdom in his attempt to win a goddess.

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Thor meets his match at last but it is not his strength which fails him!

Thor and Loki go on a journey. They meet some very large people. Lots of them!

Freyr sulks and sends his mate to fetch him a special woman, and a lack of beer results in a journey for Thor and Tyr.

Freya goes to any lengths to acquire a particularly special piece of jewellery. Loki gets involved in more trickery.

Tales of Murder and Theft!! Enjoy!

Loki finds a cunning way of rebuilding Asgard's wall and Heimdall goes on a productive journey.

Loki's three monstrous children are dealt with by Odin and Loki decides to play a somewhat unwise trick on Thor and Sif.

Time to meet the Aesir and the Vanir and find out why Odin needs an eye patch.

In this first chapter we introduce the complicated and slightly bizarre cosmology of Norse Mythology.

Welcome to the world of Norse Mythology. In this brief introduction we'll take a quick look at who the Norse actually were.

Have a great holiday!

The Myths and History of Europe... what comes next?

The Merry Men scatter and Robin has one last adventure. And then...?

Robin gets immediate revenge for the death of his friend. This is followed by quite a bit more!

Everything is wonderful in Sherwood. Robin has been pardoned; the Merry Men are law-abiding workers and King Richard the Lionheart rules. But... kings do not live forever.

It's like Grand Central in Sherwood as visitor after visitor arrives; some more welcome than others. One of the guests is someone rather special.

The Merry Men march to Evil Hold to take their revenge on Sir Isembart. Success is dependent on the cooperation of an unknown ally.