That makes sense because central european, jewish golem was a clay golem, rather.

Hrungnir is probably the inspiration for stone golems. He was like a stone made Jotunn (giant) that dueled Thor and got whooped or something.

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Originally posted by Sn_Finn:

There are no Furlings in Valheim, on the other hand there are Fulings, which means someone ugly or sly. Golems have nothing to do with Viking culture, but come from Jewish 12th century mythology. However, Vikings would have had to get their silver from Poland, where the golem story was popular. The Abomination is just something the developers made up, I guess.

yeah thanks for clarify i Meant the Fulings xD. that's interesting about the Stone golems btw

Surtlings are named after Surtr, a Norse Jotunn (Giant) associated with fire.

Originally posted by Sn_Finn:

There are no Furlings in Valheim, on the other hand there are Fulings, which means someone ugly or sly. Golems have nothing to do with Viking culture, but come from Jewish 12th century mythology. However, Vikings would have had to get their silver from Poland, where the golem story was popular. The Abomination is just something the developers made up, I guess.

yeah thanks for clarify i Meant the Fulings xD. that's interesting about the Stone golems btw

Originally posted by Fzanco:

Furlings are from Stargate one of the great races lol

You have no proof of this! We've never met them. lol

According to wikipedia, draugar are a mix of intelligent and malicious (modern, dead) zombies for the look, phantoms of evil persons who don't want to die, and vampires who can transmit their malediction. They might also be related to persons who were accidentaly burried alive in the past (the later not specific to Scandinavian folklore, though).

Originally posted by Sn_Finn:

There are no Furlings in Valheim, on the other hand there are Fulings, which means someone ugly or sly. Golems have nothing to do with Viking culture, but come from Jewish 12th century mythology. However, Vikings would have had to get their silver from Poland, where the golem story was popular, thus maybe explaining their inclusion in the game. The Abomination is just something the developers made up, I guess.

i think they should re-word it to "elemental" though. The golem was clay and man-made, while the mountain guys seem more like a (super)natural occurrence.

Or hey, perhaps they too were made, by the fallen civilization that built all the mountain castles...

Don't you mix them with surtlings, the people of Surt?

Originally posted by Слава Україні!:

what do you know about the lore of the Enemies, for example Furlings are a part of the Europe Folklore, but what about the Stone Golem and Abomination, i have no clue,.

Stone golem is part of the Forest Faction, the other Undead, i don't remember anything about these...

While some aspects of the game have real world folklore origins, not everything does.

There are no Furlings in Valheim, on the other hand there are Fulings, which means someone ugly or sly. Golems have nothing to do with Viking culture, but come from Jewish 12th century mythology. However, Vikings would have had to get their silver from Poland, where the golem story was popular, thus maybe explaining their inclusion in the game. The Abomination is just something the developers made up, I guess.

Draugr are undead creatures from Scandinavian saga folktales. Revenants that kept near their graves, or royal palaces, guarding treasures buried with them in their burial mounds.

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Furlings are from Stargate one of the great races lol

Are you asking about internal lore or historical folklore?