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Kárr the Old

又称: Kárr inn gamli, Kar the Old
民间传说与神话亡灵几乎不动中世纪

Kárr the Old is the barrow-dweller the young Grettir robs during his first voyage to Norway. He is a textbook haugbúi: he does not roam, but when the mound is broken open he grapples with the intruder until Grettir throws him and strikes off his head. The scene set the pattern for the 'hero versus tomb guardian' fight that fantasy fiction and games still reuse.123

⚔️ 和它战斗
首次记载
1300
Grettis saga, chapter 18; the saga reached its present form in the 14th century
起源
Norse (Icelandic saga)
挪威, 冰岛
成因是什么
其他
A dead man who goes on occupying his barrow and defending his grave goods.
你如何变成它
Buried in a mound with his wealth, he persists there as its guardian.
它如何移动
几乎不动
Stays in his mound and seizes Grettir when the hero breaks in for the treasure.
智力
有点智力
弱点
  • beheading with the sword Jökulsnautr

它最早是什么时候出现的？

古代世界
中世纪
1500至1899年
1900至1967年
1968至1999年
2000至2009年
2010年至今
1300

Grettis saga, chapter 18; the saga reached its present form in the 14th century

田野笔记

资料怎么说

1

One of the few saga dead explicitly called a draugr in the text123

2

His barrow in Norway stinks horribly123

3

The fight is a long wrestling match in which each is forced to his knees in turn123

4

Grettir carries off the hoard, including an heirloom sword123

5

The episode was retold by L. Sprague de Camp and Lin Carter as the Conan story 'The Thing in the Crypt'123

来源

  1. Grettis saga - Wikipedia
  2. Draugr - Wikipedia
  3. Viking zombies and how to kill them - University of Liverpool News

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