Bjornstrand

Vikings and Old Norse survivors sail west to build a new world rooted in gods, honor, family, freedom, and survival. When the old lands can no longer hold them, a scattered fleet turns its prows toward the unknown — carrying not just settlers, but the gods, grudges, and old debts they refuse to leave behind.

Bjornstrand imagines a Norse landfall in a new world, where survival depends as much on oath and kinship as on steel. It is a story of exile and founding, of what a people carry when everything else is lost, and of the honor that has to be rebuilt from nothing on a strange and unforgiving shore.