The series doesn't quite measure up to History's vinkings predecessor. I thought what they did was absurd. The lord of Kattegat is black, and this in the 11th century, which seems strange for a Norse kingdom; one of the protagonists, when having his first places, turns the handle of the ax upside down so as not to hurt the main character, which seems strange in the face of the vinking reality; an unknown woman (protagonist) arrives scolding everyone, including the lords, kills a character that would be very important to everyone, but nothing happens to her, she is arrested, but the next day s...