Good point.
Is there any way you could send me this altered Viking city list? I was also thinking of changing them to the Norse/Nordic empire rather than calling them Vikings. Because as far as I am aware the term "Viking" is basically the equivalent of Pirate is it not?
Yes, viking means pirate, and here is MY Norse city list:
Scandinavian cities:
Nidaros
Bjørgvin
Birka
Ribe
Haithabu
Túnsberg
Upsala
Oslo
Lade
Heidaby
Kalmar
Roskilde
Århus
Odense
Skara
Skiringssal
Oseberg
Møre
Colonies:
Jorvik
Dyvlin (modern day Dublin)
Normandie (actually a region in france, bu the name descends from northern men, vikings who settled here)
Reykjavik
Lymrek (modern day Limerick)
Vedrafjord (modern day Waterford)
Gardar (in greenland)
Kirkjuvåg (modern day kirkwall)
Jomsborg
Aldeigjuborg
Other names you may put in if you want:
Miklagard (Constantinople)
Holmgard (Novgorod)
Kjønugard (Kiev)
Hafrsfjord (battleplace important for norway's excistense)
Jæren (Birthingplace of Olav Tryggvason, founder of Nidaros)
That's all the names i can think about now. Hope you find use for them.
PS.
here's the vikings new description:
Description: Norse Empire/Kingdom/Monarchy
Adjective: Norse
Short Description: Noseland
Or, if you want to be a bit more scandinavian:
Noregs/Svears/Daners Kongerike - (Norwegian/Swedish/Danish kingdom)
Noreg/Svea/Dane - (Norwegian/Swedish/Danish)
Noreg/Svearike/Danemark - (Norway/Sweden/Denmark)