Arngrims

Arngrims is a term that can refer to several things, primarily within the context of Norse mythology and related fiction.

In Norse mythology, Arngrim was a berserker, a warrior who fought in a trance-like fury. He was the father of Angantyr, a significant character in the Hervarar Saga. The saga recounts the tale of Angantyr and his sister Hervor, who sought the cursed sword Tyrfing from their deceased father's tomb. Arngrim himself is often depicted as a formidable and fearsome warrior, embodying the characteristics associated with berserker rage.

Beyond the mythological figure, the name Arngrim has also appeared in various forms of media, particularly in fantasy literature and role-playing games. These fictional characters often draw inspiration from the original mythological Arngrim, inheriting traits of strength, combat prowess, and sometimes a wild or untamed nature. Their specific roles and backstories vary widely depending on the individual work of fiction. The name itself, derived from Old Norse, generally signifies "eagle wrath" or "eagle protection," suggesting a fierce and powerful entity.