Vikings: War of Clans is a strategy massively multiplayer online game developed and published by Plarium. The game is free-to-play though certain features are available for players to buy.

By using resources, you can construct buildings, learn Knowledge, train and upgrade warriors, fuse gems, craft Hero's and Shamans' equipment, enhance certain Aesir, and maintain your troops. There are five types of basic resources: Food, Lumber, Iron, Stone, and Silver. There is also one special resource: Gold.

Clan events can provide the Jarl with very important items such as gold, town skins, up to 15-hour boosters, 20% bonus to building time and 20% bonus to learning speed which are the most sought after items you can only get through event awards (because they are multiplicative modifiers and not cumulated with your ...

Viking Games Have Become Prolific Because Norse mythology and the romanticized Viking lifestyle are so interesting, games usually include many details drawn from history or legend, such as Norse gods, other mythological beings like the Valkyries, the famous Vikings raids, and berserkers.

No, to the extent that there are no longer routine groups of people who set sail to explore, trade, pillage, and plunder. However, the people who did those things long ago have descendants today who live all over Scandinavia and Europe.

Viking society was organized into three classes: karls, who were freemen and landowners; jarls, who were wealthy nobles tasked with maintaining the well being of their subjects; and thralls, who were either slaves or bondsmen, the latter having to work for other men until they could pay their debts.

Produce resources in special buildings in the Town: at the Farm, Lumber Mill, Stone Quarry, Mine, and Manor. The number and level of these buildings affect resource production output. In your Town, you can build resource buildings of all types, or of only one type.

Elixir, Gold and Dark Elixir can be looted during an attack on a War Base on Battle Day, similarly to attacking villages in Multiplayer. These resources are immediately added to your regular storages. In addition, a successful attack on a War Base rewards the Clan some Clan XP.

To get the War Win Bonus in full, your Clan has to win the Clan War. If your Clan loses or draws, your bonus will be heavily reduced. If you don't win a single battle during a war, you can still receive a war win bonus as its calculated based on the destruction percentages of your attacks.

Attacks on Battle Days reward Elixir, Dark Elixir, Gold and Clan XP similarly to regular Clan Wars. For each battle that you win, you earn the chance to receive war win bonus resources. The war win bonus is delivered to the Treasury at the end of each War.

Vikings: Valhalla is a new series, not a sequel, with a fresh storyline different than the History Channel series.

War of the Vikings was released on 15 April 2014. On 2 October 2014 Paradox Interactive announced they would stop development of the game after two patches to increase stability and solve some major issues. On 28 February 2017 the servers were shut down and the game is not playable anymore.

They conquered and settled in many European regions, leading to cultural intermingling. Today, their influences can be seen in European art and culture. Although the original Vikings have long become extinct, their genes can still be found today.

Thor and Odin are still going strong 1000 years after the Viking Age. Many think that the old Nordic religion - the belief in the Norse gods – disappeared with the introduction of Christianity. However, it did not, but was instead practised secretly or under a Christian cloak.

The most important Vikings in Clan Sturlungar - the Chieftains - were Sighvatur Sturluson and his son, Sturla. The major Chieftains in the latter clans were Gissur Þorvaldsson and Kolbeinn ungi Arnórsson. These were the most powerful Viking clans in Iceland, forever seeking more power in my country.

Vikings as a group don't exist anymore. However, they have descendants all over Europe and the Scandinavian countries. In many Scandinavian countries, many people dedicate their lives to living like the Vikings did long ago. There are Viking villages in Norway and Sweden where people recreate the Viking way of life.