Sounding the Gjallarhorn — signaling an awakening of the gods in Norse mythology — has been a Vikings pregame tradition since 2007, when the team hired a Bloomington music shop to make the ...

It’s from this part of the world that the word “Gjallarhorn” actually originates, being the name of an important blowing horn carried by the god Heimdall in Norse mythology.

Gjallarhorn, the iconic Exotic Rocket Launcher ... This rocket launcher was quite the standout, not just because of its Norse-based design but mainly due to its use of tracking rockets.

The Minnesota Vikings now have a Gjallarhorn worthy of the $1.1 billion ... On Wednesday, the mammoth horn, which in Norse mythology was sounded to announce the arrival of the gods, got hoisted ...

The Vikings have a gigantic Gjallarhorn, a mythological Norse “yelling horn,” that they sometimes shoot fire out of or just use to make loud noises. But it’s 15 degrees below zero in ...

Well, the first part of that question is easy enough to answer. Gjallarhorn is an exotic rocket launcher that was available in Destiny since the game’s launch in 2014. Its ability to shoot ...

This Gjallarhorn was on display above the crowds at Augustana University’s Midco Arena when it first opened last year. It was donated by Ace Hardware owner and Augie alum, Kevin Nyberg.

We are just a few days away from the return of Gjallarhorn in Destiny 2, technically the third time it’s returned to the series after it was used to promote Rise of Iron back in Destiny 1.