Skadi (Skaði), the formidable deity of winter, skiing, and the hunt, is among the most powerful Norse goddesses. Described in the Poetic Edda and Prose Edda, Skadi is depicted as a fierce ...

Four of the new vessels -- the Viking Aegir, Viking Embla, Viking Bragi and Viking Skadi -- were docked at the terminal during the ceremony. The other six ships -- Viking Atla, Viking Forseti ...

Vail’s inaugural Skadi Fest, named after the Norse goddess of winter, will take place January 20-22. It includes two full days of skiing guided by a female instructor, with a max of seven women ...

Viking Skadi, Viking Tor and Viking Var. Designed by celebrated maritime architects Yran & Storbraaten—the team behind the Disney Dream and the Yachts of Seabourn, the new ships integrate patent ...

Meet the Viking Godmothers - Lady Fiona Carnarvon, Godmother of Viking Skadi, is the wife of George Herbert, 8th Earl of Carnarvon. A former auditor at Coopers & Lybrand, Lady Carnarvon ran her ...

Skadi lives high in the mountains where she hunts ... She carries a net to drag sailors into the ocean. In Norse mythology, those who die at sea do not go to Valhalla, but lived in Ran’s ...

Skadi the Ruthless is an Undead Frost Vrykul who resides in Utgarde Pinnacle. He is named after the northern goddess of winter and the hunt in Norse mythology. Upon engaging in battle, Skadi flies ...