Norse

The Norse have a diverse culture that spread across multiple aspects, such as music, food, the arts, education, festivals and holidays, architecture and infrastructure, and religion. They consider themselves to be the children of the snow. When they defeat great enemies, they take their tongues as trophies. These are woven into belts and are said hold speech like an enchantment.
The Norse have a reputation of being fierce proud warriors. Norse warriors are said to value their fierce independence, are hardy in the thankless severity of their lands, and are comfortable with appalling violence as a daily occurrence. Their armor and weaponry reflect their boisterous fury but may also be revered as part of a family's trappings. The Norse is a warrior race, and all from the goat farmer to the High King own an armament of some kind. The typical Norse warrior holds his or her reputation in high regard and insulting a Norse's strength, bravery, or honor in any way almost inevitably leads to violence as the offended party attempts to prove otherwise. Coming from a warlike culture, they believe that an honorable death in battle will grant them entrance into the afterlife.
They are also known to revel in the imbibing of their drink of choice: Mead. Refusing a drink is seen as an admittance of weakness and is a sure way to alienate yourself from the Norse that invited you to their revelry.