War weapons, to be exact. Viking weapons were just about as brutal and precise as they were, and there were three main types: the spear, sword, and axes. The most common of those three was the spear; they were usually about three meters in length and made with an iron spike for the head. Swords, however, were rare and showed a sign of higher status. The swords of the time were about ninety centimeters blade length and highly customized from their creators/artisans. The battle-axe was probably the coolest—and most dangerous—weapon they had. It was mostly used in the tenth and eleventh century behind the frontlines; coming out for prey when the time was right. Simplistic spears, hand-crafted sword, and brutal battle-axes proves that their weapons
