Could have done with that in the UK last week, eh? Eh? EH?īut Fornjȯt's Chestplate is the one I most want to try in game, if only because it's a ridiculous misnomer. His axe is a big frosty axe with a big bonus to slashing attacks, and ice-themed abilities like a horrible blizzard. Ya boy Fornjȯt is the elemental being and father to many of the jötnar, the giants. My favourite from these sneak peaks, though, are Fornjȯt's Chestplate and Axe. It has a bunch of passive elemental defense buffs but, as you'd imagine, is best at protecting you from fire damage. This helmet definitely has the grungy look I'm drawn to. Meanwhile, the goddess Vullveig has inspired Gullveig's helm, who was apparently burnt and reborn three times, which is a pretty tough gig.
I like the ability to fire your AOE attacks further into the distance, but I dunno, that just really makes it feel like a magic bow, you know? Definitely a life leach vibe with this one. The Elivigar Bow has a knockback ability, plus extra features called Sticky Drain and Grim Barrage. The shiny gold look isn't for me personally - I'm more of a goth and/or nature gal for this sort of game - but it'll definitely get you noticed on the battlefield. There's also Baldr's Bulwark, a shield that buffs your fire, ice and lightning damage. But many of them seem to be deeper cuts than your regular Thor's Hammer business.įor example, Baldr, who in the legend is known for being a hotty that everyone loved, has given his name here to Baldr's Blade, a sword that can dish out a big 'ol whilrwind attack, a passive healing AOE, or call down a lightning storm.Įat it, Mjölnir. Tribes Of Midgard's Epic Gear draws inspiration from Viking myth and legend (which you may remember from every third game you have played in the last five years, including Assassin's Creed Valhalla).
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