The solid tuck boxes of Ragnarok are manufactured with hot stamped
silver & copper foil and deep, embossed artwork on alle sides.
Both with a tuck seal applied and actual futhark runes.
Manufactured with exclusive tuck stocks that are sure to honor the gods of Valhalla!
Fenris wraps around the solid tuck in embossed copper foil, inspired by the norse ringerike art style.
The golden glow represents the wolf fur engulfed in flames of rage as Fenris is breaking free of his chains.
Runes on the front say ‘ULVEN’ in Danish (meaning The Wolf).
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The court cards feature legendary viking deities and monsters (jötnar) of norse mythology.
Illustrations are drawn in hand by professional artist Nicolai Aarøe.
All characters are named in their danish form for the sake of authenticity.
The backs of Jormungand (silver/blue) and Fenris (copper/red)
feature norse artwork inspired from original knot work and wood carving designs, both set in a mirrored composition. Printed with silver/copper metallic inks!
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The Danegeld (Danish tax/Dane tribute) was a tax raised to pay tribute to the
Viking raiders to save a land from being ravaged. It was called the geld or gafol in eleventh-century sources.
It was characteristic of royal policy in both England and Francia during the ninth through
eleventh centuries, collected both as tributary, to buy off the attackers, and as stipendiary,
to pay the defensive forces. Almost always paid in silver because the vikings used this
metal as their main currency for trade.
The court cards feature legendary viking leaders of Scandinavia (800-1000 AD)
and deities of Norse mythology, with Odin as the King of Spades. Illustrations are drawn in hand
by professional illustrator Patrick Leis and lead artist Nicolai Aarøe. Courts are identical in the two decks.
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