i need a viking norse myth?
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ok a viking norse myth ok all you have to do is go to google.com and look up vikings norse myth and they will pop up \nor go to ask.com
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Go here http://www.gamesites200.com/ragnarok/
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No, Loki is not a god of snakes; if there was one, it didn't survive to be recorded (but then, all sources indicate that the Norse didn't have as many gods as the Romans). Nor is he a god of magic, as was above mentioned (Odin being the god of magic and Loki never showing a wit of it). It isn't even a sure thing that he was a god of fire (again, in most mythologies he doesn't embody fire and there are certainly enough other Germanic figures of fire to make it unnecessary).\n\nHe was, essentially, a trickster god that went bad. He was chained, but I have never heard that it was to three boulders before.\n\nThere are three general sources for Norse Mythology. The Eddas, the Sagas, and the thattir. I am a big fan of Lee M. Hollander's translation of the Poetic Edda, but he presents a poetic translation rather than a literal one. In fact, he translated a great many of the sagas too. You can also find the Everyman edition of Snorri Sturluson's Prose Edda for fairly cheap. If you can find it, W. Bryant Bachman, jr,'s translation of 40 thattir (also known as Forty Old Icelandic Tales) makes for a wonderful read (though those are somewhat like on the gods). Also, Padraic Colum wrote a nice book entitled "Nordic Gods and Heroes" that is a fairly convenient retelling of many of the myths in a much more coherent format.
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it is based on the norse path.   you can learn more at www.asatrualliance.com   or http://www.runestone.org/flash/home.html    or\nhttp://www.lokis-mythologie.de/odinmehr.php\n  good hunting
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A & E special on Greek Mythology.\nhttp://www.royalty.nu/legends/Hercules.html
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Okay, that period still has us in the Viking era, before the conversion of Scandinavia to Christianity. So we've got worship of the Norse Gods, as well as boat raids of other areas, and a culture that is martial.
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I have the perfect site for you to look up the information you  are looking for. It has myths listed from Aboriginal tribes up to the latest urban mythology. I am sure you will find this link most useful for your studies.
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You'd be better off asking in the mythology category.  I'll explain why in a minute.\n\nValhalla was considered to be a very exclusive place in Norse mythology.  Only heroes went there, and they had to earn their way through heroic acts that the Norse culture valued.  Strength, bravery, honor, skill with weapons, leadership skills, wealth, and generosity to followers were some of the values that would exemplify a hero in that culture.  And those values would be needed, because Valhalla was a place where heroism was indulged in every day.  Dogma would probably be the wrong word to use about Norse beliefs, as they were probably not all that dogmatic, but they certainly are much more complex and thought provoking than just what do you have to do to get to Valhalla. That said, there is still a lot that we don't know about what the Vikings believed.  And that's a very good reason for why asking "pagans" about hisorical belief systems that have not been well documented is not a good idea.  "Pagans" have adapted and added to and subtracted from what we know of the original belief system to the extent that modern paganism would probably not be recognized by the people who actually practiced that "ole time religion."
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Here's a resource. Go check it out. For more, just type "T.S. Eliot 'the Wasteland', mythology" into your search engine and look it up, the old-fashioned way!\n\nDon't forget Five-paragraph construction, especially on a 12-page paper!
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This is a good site for Mythology...\n\nhttp://www.pantheon.org/areas/mythology/americas/aztec/
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Just a heathen, but I do work primarily with the AEsir & Vanir, Land Wights & Disir... My patron is Odin, Loki takes to me, but he is VERY expensive to work with! I have a special fondness for Frey (he's hawt), I have not taken troth (as I may be call upon for favors granted by gods of other pantheons)  I sing Galdur and have dabbled in Seith (seid, seidr or however you want to spell it)  I have been involved in a few kindreds, and celebrate with blot & sumble.  I was formerly wiccan and was for a very long time before i was tapped by Odin...Ii am not a scholar, but do love the eddas & sagas, I also believe that my germanic heritage is what got Odins attention... I found this interesting little tidbit called the "asatruar code"  kinda like the "geek codes" that have been around on the internet for ages... I think it explains it quite a bit... here is mine...\n\nA2 Al4 Am1 An4 B4 CCG Co0(ghg) Cr3(b)2 (j)2 (m)1 (t)1 D6 E4 F3 G4 HFI/MU/RP IHE K3 L3 La2 M4 (r)2(g)3 (dr)2 (s)1 Mn4(d)1 (f)1 (m)3 (s)2 (w)3 y(3) N3 Na4 Or3(elder troth) P4(Odin/ Loki/ Frey) R2 Ru3(e) S3 (v,a,w) T3 To5 W1\n\ngive it a whirl... it's kinda fun!
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sceattes - viking coins
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go to\n\nhttp://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/mythology/roman_family_tree.html&edu=high
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MAY THE VIKING SHOULD MAKE A MOVE ALSO.
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www.bored.com\nhttp://www.mythologic.net/end.html\nwww.popcap.com
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Vikings (Leif Ericsson) from Norway or something. Scandanavia, probably.
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There is a good collection of Pagan symbols on Google Images. Lots of good historic books in the library, look at American Folk Magic. I hope your class work is positive, young people should be introduced to the old religions and rituals.