Brakki Alleson: Brakki took on an unidentified monster near-
singlehandedly, in the backwaters of the Sogn region, in central
western Norway. The beast turned Brakki to stone with its breath.

Faera the Volva: Faera was killed by the archers on one of the
coastal ships owned by Harald Harfraga, King of Norway. The 
Wavekisser was taking evasive actions at the time.

Ulf Ormsson: Ulf was slain in a duel with the young madman,
Constantine Karlsson, in the Danish port of Jelling.

Einar Hjálmgunnar: Trying to help Ulf in the fight against
Constantine Karlsson, Einar was killed by a Dane and a Walloon in
Constantine's employ.

Brodvar Brodvarsson: Gunnlaug Grimsson slew Brodvar in a holmgang in
Jelling, after a long enmity. Brodvar was accused of trying to mutiny
and steal the Wave-Kisser.

Geirrod Rune-Smith: Geirrod was slain by Wulfgar Beorhtricson after 
taunting the Northumbrian chieftain with the impending fate of his 
wife and daughters, during a raid on the English-Danish coast.

Oddi the Swimmer: Oddi was killed by the lucky slice of the dirk of a
Cumbrian he was attempting to detain.

Brogan Mac Doran: Slaughtered by viking raiders, the defenseless
Brogan was executed on the shore by a Scottish township.

Bjørn the Finn: This hearty warrior died while raiding the Hebridean
nest of the Morrison clan, on the island of Lewis. Bjørn fell on the
beach with his face towards the enemy.

Gunnlaug Grimsson: The wild warrior finally succumbed to death, when
he was gutted in battle by the reaver-king Skinfaxi.

Sverja Steinrotsson: Sverja was mauled to death by a sorceress' giant
cat (well, a lion), while trying to hide in a tree on the Orkney
island of Papa Westray.

Ketil the Raven: This Wendish champion was one of the many who fell
on the raid against Skinfaxisholm. Ketil perished on the beach,
dismounting from the grounded dragon-ship Nidhogg. He died before the
arrow-storm.

Kanar Truth-Finder: In pursuing the case against the supposed allies
of the brothers Karlsson--Jarls Eirik and Raedhere Heorogarsson of
Nidaros--for the murder of Sigehere the Brown, Kanar was murdered
most foully by the younger jarl, Eirik.

Ørnulf Eiriksson: the skald fell as one of the few casualties in a
raid on the cargo ship "Walrus."

Laegaire Uí Lír: this member of the sea-going Children of Lír was 
murdered in an ambush in Kaupang by Cup-Snorri, Atli Heidriksson and
Sigebeorn the Jute.

Ulf Regensson: the Danish helmsman was also killed helping defend
Thorvald the Sour from ambush by the three assassins, intent on
revenge for Thorvald's killing of Vigjalf the Greedy in holmgang.

Orm Thorolfsson: the Varangian died in Germania, defending the Nidhogg 
against the raided village's impromptu militia.

Styrbjorn Stensson: the berserk was killed in a skirmish, fighting the
geld-shy merchant Olaf of Orkney in Grobin.

Ráibert Bjornsson: this mature Bornholmer helmsman perished on the banks
of the Volkhov, in the land of the Rus, fighting Pecheneg hunters.

Sturla Rafn Asbjornsson: this young Icelander died from a spear thrown during
the confrontation with Eirik Heorogarsson at the ford of the Volkhov, north 
of Novgorod.

Thorolf Oddvarsson: the chief berserk and two-year crewman of the Nidhogg,
veteran of the Wave-Kisser, was slain by overwhelming numbers of foe at the
ford of the Volkhov by Eirik Worm-brother and his numerous Norwegian host.

Haakon Haakonarson: the long-standing Walrus, captain of the Nidhogg, died in
Grobin at the burning of Froki Gormsson's hall. Spear-struck, Haakon slew 
Wulfram Aellesson before the hall collapsed.

Bjorn Asbjarnarson: the Halogalander was killed leading the charge out of
Froki Gormsson's burning hall, in Grobin.

Thorfinn Dagsson: killed by a berserk on a small islet west of Zealand.
Leif Dyrasson: slain in an einvigi duel in Fauske, Halogaland.

Kari the Fatherless: killed by the maw of Skjalg the Wyrm.

Helgrim Halfredsson: killed by the claw of Skjalg the Wyrm.

Bui Kraksson: after dispatching the nithing Hallfrod Hundred-Killer, Bui gave
in to the wounds he took in the ordeal, perishing under Roskar Mountain before
confronting Skjalg the Wyrm.

Dag Ulf-Godredsson: Dag fared poorly on the return to Fauske, being set on by
archers on the moors miles short of his objective.

Grim Grimsson: he was felled in an einvigi duel with one of King Halfdan's carls,
a man called Arnljot who was subsequently made outlaw. Grim is buried in Lejre.

Gothfrid Asmundsson: he fell in the shield-wall during the flight from Lejre when
King Sigurd returned to take over the shared kingdom of the Danes.