Harold the Mighty. King Edward Harold the Mighty.

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Harold the Mighty

King Edward Harold the Mighty

But the rejoicing ended when Tostig, Harold’s young and impressionable brother arrives in England with his new Scandinavian friend Harald Hardrada, a Viking with claim to the throne and a horde to back it up. Harald Hardrada Tostig Vikings

In a landslide victory Harold destroys Harald and decimates his army. Only 24 of the original 240 ships survived. Both Tostig and Harald are slain (despite the positions shown above). Harold the Mighty Harald Hardrada Tostig

Harold the Mighty William the Bastard SaxonsNormans

During an exciting denouement Harold gets William in a show down and teaches him a lesson about creative storytelling's ramifications. No one but William dies, everyone goes back to Harold's place for a drink. Harold the Mighty William the Bastard Normans Saxons

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