Minecraft: Norse Mythology Lore and Locations!

[@lach7324]

One major correction. I dont believe the snake under Yggdrasil is Jormungandr. I believe it is the Nidhogg. I believe jormungandr is the skeleton in the ocean near the spawn. This is because Nidhogg sat at the base of ygdrasil itsf whereas jormungandr encirlced only midgard. Could be wrong though and they could both be representations of the midgard serpent

[@MatthewBlakk]

Lachlan McLaren yeah I wasn't really sure I went with that being the world serpent simply because it was close to eating it's own tail. So I felt at least it's encircled something, not to mention living

[@lach7324]

MatthewBlakk oh yeah i could easily be wrong and i think the snake at the base of ygdrasil is a better representation of jormungandr, but i just wanted to mention an alternate possibility.

[@MatthewBlakk]

Lachlan McLaren yes! Definitely! I wish I knew for sure.. lol surprisingly this video was super hard to make because of things like that

[@ukelife6075]

@Caison Duplessie oh Yeah I forgot about the eagle! And where's the goat of Valhalla?

[@SiriusRise]

I'm pretty sure but could be wrong that jormungundr the world serpent encircles Midgard he is child of loki and brother to hel and fenrir wolf he is so heavy Thor cannot lift him as well as him and Thor take each other out at ragnarok but after some looking I found jormungundr encircles Midgard

[@zacharymcqueen9474]

Literally the only video I could find that gives any actual mythology info for this map. Thank you

[@aervent8269]

very good overall, but Truly I do not understand labeling Hel as an evil goddess. The norse didn't have a very solid system for good or evil, at least not until the myths were Christianized and Ragnarok was added, so personally, I find labeling gods or goddesses from norse myth good or evil to be Not the Greatest, but that is also coming from a norse heathen who works with Hel's father, Loki. but still, overall, very nice!

[@MatthewBlakk]

Thanks! And I'm totally inclined to agree with you. All of the verbage from this video is from a source I used for the locations.. So that wording is from that source

[@Luka1180]

I don't think there's any proof that Ragnarok didn't predate christinization. But yes, Hel is NOT evil.

[@tomkimmel8157]

Ragnorok may have happened before Christianity. Saggas and eddas are a good place to start but there is litteraly a norse um well im gonna call it a bible but yeah i dont know what its called. So after ragnorok the world repopulated right? So the new humans created a new theology similar to the old one that they only had memories of and its possible the similarities between old gods and new gods are spot on or way off. Im going with almost spot on with some names and places changed to protect the identity. Damn freaks in ancient times with there book burning craving so much was lost.

[@BloodyHatchetz]

You did your homework on this one. Lots of info . Lots of editing. Lots of hard work . I think this is the best map 4j has made so far . Very smart guy you are .

[@MatthewBlakk]

Bloody Hatchetz Thanks buddy!! I'm glad you liked it!!! I really wanted it to be good

[@HuginnTheNord]

He read of of the wiki and actual lore dumbo

[@omarflores9011]

I think he read norse mythology by Neil Gaiman

[@davyjones9591]

His lore was terrible..

[@ologames1185]

The norse mythology map is easily the best map we've got of minecraft and i doubt any map is ever gonna top that

[@catpin9974]

I believe vanaheim is where you placed jotunheim since in mythology they say it was destroyed by the Aesir that explains why there is nothing but demolished structures and jotunheim is the mountains behind Asgard since in mythology jotunheim and Asgard are separated by a river and jotunheim is a mountainous frosty region with no fertile land hence explains the mountains there. Anyways that’s what I think I may be mistaken but anyways you did a great job!

[@MatthewBlakk]

You may be right!! It's hard to tell for sure.. I was a little unsure about jotunheim but I did what I could lol

[@TedFaro53]

i like this idea. i think that there is some misinterpretation of norse mythology nowadays because of marvel only having frost giants. i thought that the area where niflheim is was jotunheim, and that only the hvergelmir area was niflheim, which led to the gate to hel

[@emirremi38]

This makes me remember God Of War 4. 2019?

[@ukelife6075]

I know, I love that game

[@SxT_Karo]

Best game ever

[@random_commenter6904]

I really want god of war 5 to come out

[@Dani_Punk]

2018

[@RandiePro]

Did you play old Greek Mythology map of Minecraft? That reminds old God of War games.

[@Therogueone2103]

I have only recently started to explore this map, and it has mostly been Midgard, it seems that I have only scratched the surface. Enjoyed the video and I am loving the map so far.

[@MatthewBlakk]

Thanks!! Yeah it takes a little exploring

[@spladam3845]

Great work man, it's good to get some background on this, your camera work is great, you captured it well.

[@MatthewBlakk]

Thank you!

[@adambenczik8831]

The map is amazing, but there is a huge mistake. Helheim is part of Niflheim, so it should be cold.

[@fuckinantipope5511]

Helheim and and Niflheim are seperate worlds, not one or the one being inside the other

[@fuckinantipope5511]

@@fan_of_thing I think it's more likely that they thought of it as being two seperate worlds, because it makes more sense. Also with the narative of the 9 worlds

[@LisaSimpson2]

I found this sooo interesting! I'm blown away with how much detail has went into these mythology addons/worlds and how they included every thing in the lore you mentioned it's incredible! Thank you and pleeeease do one of these for the chinese mythology and greek mythology next, that would be awesome! Really hope to see more like this (left a like and subscribed) :-)

[@MatthewBlakk]

LisaSimpson2 hey!! Thanks so much! I’d love to do more of these if I’m able too! I’ve tried to do the Chinese one but it’s difficult.. still I’ll see what I can do,

[@AldersinStoneHeart]

nice vid. really enjoyed it. The music for the norse myths pack is also named after these realms, except for maybe einharjar.

[@MatthewBlakk]

That's an awesome detail

[@patrickklem2359]

Good job with the video. Im impressed. It kinda reminded me of lord of the rings and skyrim, which i love.

[@MatthewBlakk]

Patrick Klem thanks!! Yeah it's got the same feel to it! It's a really cool map!

[@jakequinsey2497]

Hey Matthew loving your content keep up the good work

[@MatthewBlakk]

Jake Quinsey thank you! I appreciate it!

[@Ashley-the-fox]

So frickin good keep up the good work

[@crashcoursefan4922]

I’m late but this is such an informative video thanks

[@David4cars]

Great video bud ,very well put together , love ya new intro, liked also

[@MatthewBlakk]

DaveVentura Thank you so much dave!! I put tons of work into this.. and I still wish it was better but oh well

[@Jasmk-ix4iy]

I was looking for a vid like this and my dad made one huh

[@MatthewBlakk]

Of course!! Hahah

[@lauanalowman4867]

Norse pagan here and I just want to clarify that Helhiem is not the place for murderers helhiem is the afterlife where most Norse pagans go to if they did not die a worthy or honorable death that’s why it’s called the land of the dead anybody who died of natural causes or disease goes there but there is another land that lies on the outside of helhiem and that afterlife in called Nastrond that is the afterlife reserved for murderers thief’s and oath breakers I used to be in a Norse pagan heathen group so I know these things but if you don’t believe me look it up I mean isn’t that why we invented the internet or better yet go buy the sacred book The Poetic Eddas it’s like the Norse bible but overall great video Goodbye may the gods bless you guys in every way possible.

[@epsiloncentauri6067]

Thanks for this great video

[@chloebotha8446]

You sir have earned a subscriber :p I'm a bit late to this video but I thought it was wonderful.

[@michaelmcgrath4309]

There's something that really confuses me about the nether in the Norse mythology mod? The nether was meant to represent Helheim and Helheim was described as a cold and dark icy world. But the nether in the Norse mythology mod looks more like a actual hell with lava, fire, and magma blocks in it. I don't know why they could've just built the nether a cold wasteland with snow and ice rather than making it more like a hell like how they built the Egyptian mythology nether a river of water. Who knows but it's just my own thoughts

[@MatthewBlakk]

Michael McGrath for sure.. I mean there's multiple interpretations of hel.. but even so.. the fire and lava shouldn't have been it.. so maybe they were lazy.. or didn't do enough research

[@Luka1180]

True. And in addition, Hel is NOT evil. Yes, she helps the Jǫtnar in Ragnarǫk, but aside from this she isn't really spoken of as evil in any of the sources we have on Norse mythology. Not to my understanding anyway. She may have been described as being stern and cold, and what happened to oath-breakers in her domain is cruel, I guess, but I wouldn't call her evil. Just like Hades in Greek mythology isn't actually evil. If anything she was described as being indifferent to the dead. Perhaps the sources may be interpreted as saying that because she is the daughter of Loki, in the end she takes his side and becomes an enemy of the gods.

[@lach7324]

@@Luka1180 i mean hel never attacks us, just the dead ships and other creatures do

[@Luka1180]

@@lach7324 Pretty sure she sent them though.

[@lach7324]

@@Luka1180 she does side with loki at the end of ragnarok, but is largely impartial until then

[@benjamincaron46]

In my opinion, Alfheim is the best world.

[@nosky14]

ASGARD

[@ISS600]

Please do the Chinese one. But don’t stress over pronounciations. They’re difficult to say so don’t worry

[@MatthewBlakk]

ISS600 Alright I'll look into it!! Did you vote in the poll at the end of the video?? I planned to do it if I got 5 people to say yes! These are a lot of work, but I'll look into making it for you!

[@ISS600]

MatthewBlakk sorry cant find poll

[@MatthewBlakk]

ISS600 it's at 8:10

[@MatthewBlakk]

ISS600 I'm working on this video.. lots of work.. way harder to do than this video

[@thememebaby3467]

Great video this really helped me understand the Norse mythology Minecraft world If you can you please make a Chinese mythology one

[@BushyLemon97]

Funny cause you miss one more location cause I found the wolf lair underwater where hulk kill the wolf from Thor Ragnorak.

[@MatthewBlakk]

David Rutherford oh seriously?? I didn't even see that!, I was mainly focused on the realms themselves.. that's awesome!

[@BushyLemon97]

MatthewBlakk, add me Facebook and I will show you the wolf. I can record the video.

[@MatthewBlakk]

David Rutherford hmm how? Lol add me, it's simpler.. it's Matthew Blakk

[@BushyLemon97]

My Facebook name is David Rutherford. What's your?

[@MatthewBlakk]

David Rutherford same as here "Matthew blakk"

[@pakmanyt3091]

this channel deserve more subcribers

[@MatthewBlakk]

Pakman YT Hey! Thanks! It means a lot, we will get there eventually

[@kamenriderblastknight2226]

My only small problem with the map is that helheim is in the Nether, which is a place of fire and lava like the biblical Hell. The reason why is because helheim is can be considered a part of niflheim but that depends on the source so you could say it probably was like Hell or at least a tamer version at least

[@DamianSiIvers]

I think The End is supposed to represent Ginungagap and the Ender dragon is Nidhogg

[@MatthewBlakk]

Could be. But if so I never found the other realm

[@DamianSiIvers]

MatthewBlakk Svartalfheim right? Sorry no, Vanaheim

[@DrowningScallop]

Damn. Never thought of that. But isn't Ginunggagap just... Abyss? Maybe thats where you go after digging down to bedrock.

[@TedFaro53]

im so happy thats alfheim. i love alfheim

[@ashlashbash9238]

PLEASE do Greek, Chinese and Egyptian. This video was amazing!!!! But I think that website needs a tad updated as Hel is said to be fair and just and provides the dead with food and shelter.

[@MatthewBlakk]

ashlashbash you are right there!! I'll attempt to do the others.. it's just gonna be really hard

[@ashlashbash9238]

MatthewBlakk I can help with the Greek if you need it. I know all the landmarks and have a pretty decent knowledge of Greek mythology.

[@MatthewBlakk]

ashlashbash yeah! Although Greek will probably be the easiest. I know a bit as well, Egypt will be okay, I tried doing Chinese before and that’s hard as hell

[@ashlashbash9238]

MatthewBlakk Awesome! Just message me what you need help with and I'll be more than happy to reply!

[@lach7324]

@@MatthewBlakk i know it has been a while, but i am an expert on egyptian and greek mythology and im happy to help if it means those videos come out. This was awesome!

[@schizostroller]

is fenrir in the map?

[@velikimedvet7757]

congrats on about 1000 views!

[@MatthewBlakk]

The Foff MC Amazing I know!!! It's crazy awesome!!

[@velikimedvet7757]

yeah my norse mythology video is my 2nd most popular with 240 views! I hope it reaches 500 soon

[@MatthewBlakk]

The Foff MC Amazing you never know when things will take off!!

[@BloodyHatchetz]

Cool video bud . Left a like

[@MatthewBlakk]

Bloody Hatchetz I changed a lot from when I showed you

[@BloodyHatchetz]

MatthewBlakk I see . Nice . And nice (B) symbol. Love the new intro

[@MatthewBlakk]

Bloody Hatchetz Yup I spent a few hours redesigning my logo and I'm happy with it

[@alexcabrita3115]

Awsome vid but there is one nit pick i have, helheim isn't necessarily a bad place. In one story baldur after his death when he arrived to helheim its said he was greeted by a feast and many happy people leading some to believe that helheim has two parts one that is bad, for the murderers theives etc. And one good part for normal people who weren't warriors and acted as an imitation of life.

[@MatthewBlakk]

dank meme star ah I agree, all of what I said was from the lore website in the discription

[@alexcabrita3115]

MatthewBlakk I know. I was just saying.

[@MatthewBlakk]

dank meme star yeah I feel you

[@adelene1834]

Thx for making this comment, I was thinking the exact same thing!!

[@alexcabrita3115]

A Martell yeah it doesn't make sense for a long standing civilization to think of an afterlife that encourages rampant murder.

[@chubbymuego4450]

Vanaheim is super wrong looking, the Vanir gods who lived there were gods of fertility and love, I belive it should look like a lush land of nature, also helheim is a cold place, then why is it the nether?

[@ezbrorobroi]

The snake under Yggdrasil isn’t a jormungandr

[@MatthewBlakk]

I know it's small but I still think it was meant to represent.. what do you thing it is?

[@ezbrorobroi]

MatthewBlakk maybe another snake?

[@MatthewBlakk]

@@ezbrorobroi could be!

[@lach7324]

@@ezbrorobroi i think it was nidhogg and the skeleton is jormungandr

[@meganlodon]

Please do the Ancient Egyptian one.

[@MatthewBlakk]

Meganlodon Bradicus not a bad idea!! I'll try and do one

[@meganlodon]

MatthewBlakk cool!

[@AnnetteKnobloch]

Do you think that Loki is the character, in chains, at 301 24 -238, deep underground, in the Muspelheim area?

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch this could be very likely.. but if so it was surtr who chained loki.. question is why would he do this?

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch norse-mythology.org/tales/loki-bound/ I believe you are right! As this tells of how the gods finally god sick of Loki and banded together to take him down, chaining him with magical chains transformed from the entrails of his dead son.. he stayed chained under the earth in torment until finally breaking free and assisting the giants at ragnorok

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

Can someone explain to me why Svartalfheim is sometimes called Nidallevir?

[@MatthewBlakk]

Darkavenger_13 In old Norse stories, the home of the dwarves is called either Nidavellir. Old Norse, Niðavellir, “Low Fields” or “Dark Fields”) or Svartalfheim. Old Norse Svartálfaheimr, “Homeland of the Black Elves”). If either of these names is the “original” one - the name that the Vikings used to refer to the dwarves’ homeland - it’s probably Nidavellir. While both names occur only in relatively late and problematic sources, the first source to use the term “Nidavellir” (the poem Völuspá, “The Prophecy of the Seeress”) is older than the first (and only) source to use the term “Svartalfheim” (Snorri Sturluson’s Prose Edda). The Völuspá has this (and only this) to say about Nidavellir: There stood in the north In Nidavellir The golden hall Of Sindri’s family. The directions “north” and “downward” were commonly associated with each other in Old Norse literature, and master craftsmen renowned for their work with precious metals would naturally build exquisite halls for themselves, so this description is probably based on authentic material from the Viking Age. (Sindri is a dwarf mentioned elsewhere in Old Norse literature. Not to mention a character in the new God of War Game. Snorri’s descriptions of Svartalfheim, however, are much more confused. For one thing, he - and only he - calls the dwarves “black elves” (svartálfar or døkkálfar).While the boundaries between the different kinds of demigod-like beings were quite blurry in the Viking Age, Snorri’s terminology just introduces an additional and unnecessary layer of complication. The name “Svartalfheim” is an extension of his invented terminology. Apparently based on a misunderstanding of the stanza in Völuspá, Snorri says that “Sindri” is the name of the dwarves’ hall. Snorri also includes Sindri and Nidavellir in his Christian-influenced descriptions of the Norse afterlife and the apocalypse adding yet another layer of unnecessary confusion. This serves as a reminder that Snorri and his Prose Edda can’t be taken at face value as providing reliable information about Viking Age beliefs and practices. Unfortunately, then, we know only the vaguest outlines of what the Vikings thought the homeland of the dwarves was like

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

MatthewBlakk MatthewBlakk Thanks. Its truly a shame that we dont know more about these things and we only got vague scriptures to help us. Kinda how we know so little about vanaheim :/. Btw I find it kinda fun how the word “Dørkaalfar” sounds so similar to “Mørke elver” wich means Dark Elves in Danish my native tongue xD

[@MatthewBlakk]

Darkavenger_13 yeah!! Most languages derive from others !! There's even a study or like skill to study the roots of words, tracing all the way back to Latin and Hebrew and the most ancient languages. Which I find that super interesting.

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

MatthewBlakk Same. Language is an interesting subject. I especially find it interesting how much of an influence Latin made in our society today. A dead language been dead for centuries yet you can still learn to speak it. Btw I noticed further down the comments someone mentioning a secret cave where you could see the Fenris Wolf. Did you ever find it?

[@MatthewBlakk]

Darkavenger_13 I never did find that, I can't confirm it's real

[@Whodatmonkeybo]

But also Svartalfheim its also known as Nidavellier

[@hydrosolar1]

Loki is actually a fire Jotun.

[@elizabeththornton5252]

Is there a fenris wolf in this map or no?

[@MatthewBlakk]

Yes sometime after this video someone found a statue of Fenris in a cave.. I don't know exactly where but I thinks nearby the world tree

[@elizabeththornton5252]

@@MatthewBlakk thank you. That so cool. Imma go try to find it.

[@muricaneagle666]

Does the map have an ender portal by itself?

[@MatthewBlakk]

I couldn't seem to find one

[@wormpoo]

i didn’t find one either

[@archmagekaer4306]

In norse mythology dark evles are dwarfs

[@MatthewBlakk]

I believe you are correct

[@archmagekaer4306]

Thanks.

[@LuisLopez-mx3er]

Wow can you do another lore and locations video with other mashup packs?

[@MatthewBlakk]

Ive always wanted to but I never got to it. I would love to once I'm able to recors again

[@dudedude9528]

What realm does the landvaettir belong to plz i need to know! Also great video

[@MatthewBlakk]

I'm not sure sadly ):

[@Pretender717]

Has anyone found the End portal yet? I wanted to play this world in survival, but apparently there isn´t any Stronghole to be found, that´s a huge disappointment...

[@MatthewBlakk]

Yeah I think it would need some creative tweaking for survival.. I'm pretty sure these maps are designed for adventure mode.. and the only real goal is to collect music disks.. with a little work though it could be made into an incredible adventure map

[@Pretender717]

@@MatthewBlakk too bad, i'm all about the achievements in the awesome world that is this mash up pack (I'm just starting into Minecraft console (didn't liked the Berdrock edition)) I guess I'll stick with tutorial world... Thanks for the reply... Awesome video, keep the good work...

[@MatthewBlakk]

@@Pretender717 yeah the maps are fun but not a ton to do.. which is sad cause I love adventure maps.. I want to build them. Anyway yeah thanks!!

[@pilgervater9218]

Were is the Rainbow bridge?

[@Mu1ty]

Off on some of the information

[@MatthewBlakk]

Yeah all info came from a source provided

[@aguy607]

What’s the beacon tower near svartl?

[@archmagekaer4306]

Frist thing,Im Fan of The Alfrs And Alfheim

[@AnnetteKnobloch]

Very informative. I am currently looking for Thor, a structure that I think is Thor. I saw him while exploring the world, but I can't find him now.

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch I’m not sure, I didn’t really see a statue of Thor while making this

[@AnnetteKnobloch]

The structure that I think is Thor is at about 5:13 in the your above video Jothunheim section), and about 13:07 in the Foff video. Perhaps it represents Loki. You mentioned Jothunheim as the birthplace of Loki. It looks more like a good guy than like a bad guy. Coordinates about -231 59 57. Maybe the giant is just a regular giant, but it looks more like a major character.

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch I was under the impression it was a giant.. but I'm not 100 percent sure

[@AnnetteKnobloch]

Based on info at the following link, I think the character rising out of the water is Thor, who did visit Jotunheim. McCoy, D. (2012-2018). The tale of Utgard-Loki [Webpage]. Norse Mythology for Smart People [Website]. Retrieved from norse-mythology.org/tale-utgarda-loki/

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch true he did visit !! But I'm not sure simply because it seems he's made out of nature.. it is definetly a good theory though!

[@maddtrucker6731]

Where is the end portal

[@MatthewBlakk]

I couldn't find it so I had to make one

[@fillrupp3041]

You should get some extra credit for this in you History class. Thanks for the share bud

[@MatthewBlakk]

Fill Rupp thanks!!!

[@DrowningScallop]

Isn't _Nidavellir_ the home of the dwarves? Pretty sure Svartalfheim is just somewhere _in_ Nidavellir. Also I don't think Hel is *_evil_*. She's just pissed at why the gods put her in Helheim.

[@TedFaro53]

nidavellir is what dwarves call svartalfheim. the name svartalfheim isn't their one, but it's the same

[@neonplayz1393]

pretty sick bruh XD

[@meganlodon]

Where is the end portal located?

[@MatthewBlakk]

Meganlodon Bradicus I honestly couldn't find it, I had to build one

[@meganlodon]

MatthewBlakk Did you also build 5:21?

[@MatthewBlakk]

Meganlodon Bradicus no once you go to the end you kill the dragon. Then a little portal appears to take you to the end city

[@meganlodon]

MatthewBlakk OK thank you.

[@dexterrandomskit]

If this is a map pls link it in desc

[@MatthewBlakk]

It is a downloadable map from the store on the bedrock and console editions of Minecraft. Aswell as mobile I believe

[@AnnetteKnobloch]

How did you find Vanaheim? I can not find anything that looks like what is in your video. Also, I can not find that dragon that is tethered.

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch it’s the end.. while I was able to find the nether portal I could not find the end portal so I made one in creative mode.. and went to the end.. which is where you will find the dragon, after killing the dragon there is a small portal that will take you to the end city.. and since it fit best into the lore I decided that that was Vanaheim

[@AnnetteKnobloch]

Thanks for the info! Does it matter where one creates the end portal? I went over to the Western side. I created an end portal. I got into the end, and the dragon turned read and disappeared. Then, I got a mystical, lengthy message about the player and dreams, that went on and on. I tried to escape to go look something up about that. Then a new version of the game started. Ugh! I ave lots of carefully created maps in that game. I hope all that work is not lost. Obviously, I am very new to the end, and do not even believe in killing dragons. I want to tame them, sort of like Khalessi in Game of Thrones. I have a realm, but this Mash Up does not perform well in a personal realm - it keeps disconnecting. Good news. I did the end portal in a copy of my original. Despite the end, ending, with no end city, when the 'world' is still there, and all the previous work seems to be there.

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch you unfortunately need to kill the dragon to get to the end city

[@AnnetteKnobloch]

I went back into the end portal. I had killed the dragon, before,, and it was not there. This time I did see another portal in the center. I went through that. I saw the same thing: an endless stream of mystical words about players and the universe. It seems to be endless. Too much mysticism! I hit escape and then the SKIP button. Does the endless mystical stream of words eventually end, and then the end city appear?

[@MatthewBlakk]

AnnetteKnobloch no that will always happen from the portal in the center.. there's another much smaller portal floating in the air somewhere nearby.. usually so small you have to break a block to even get into it

[@Lloydproductions4171]

This mash up reminds me of Thor

[@billago]

How do you not have 1mill subs

[@MatthewBlakk]

billago minecraft and mur lol well I appreciate that! I'm not sure why my channel is growing so slowly but oh well!

[@billago]

I hope you will get a sub boost sometime

[@MatthewBlakk]

billago minecraft and mur Thanks so much!! I hope so too!!! Until then just gotta keep working

[@billago]

MatthewBlakk yes and many incurits from iceland :)

[@MatthewBlakk]

billago minecraft and mur are you from iceland??

[@justry5037]

what is map seed

[@MatthewBlakk]

Its a downloaded map. From mojang. On bedrock edition

[@dhplushiefilms4205]

And my parents said minecraft is'nt educational

[@MatthewBlakk]

Haha it can be

[@someoneirrelevant6815]

Too bad there isn’t a bifrost. That would have been pretty cool.

[@MatthewBlakk]

I agree

[@someoneirrelevant6815]

@@MatthewBlakk I ended up making my own, but there were two main problems. 1. The yellow, green and purple stained glass don’t work and 2. I don’t own the mashup so it doesn’t save

[@MatthewBlakk]

@@someoneirrelevant6815 aww dang): that sucks! Try and save up for it

[@someoneirrelevant6815]

@@MatthewBlakk I’m planning on just downloading someone’s PC port of the map.

[@archmagekaer4306]

Dark elves In The Thor:Dark realm In norse mythology not exist

[@MatthewBlakk]

The Thor Norse mythology is odd

[@archmagekaer4306]

Right.

[@f1o3x14]

I hit 40 subs

[@MatthewBlakk]

Nice job buddy!!

[@davyjones9591]

Evil goddess Hel? She isn’t evil. You’re lore is so off..

[@MatthewBlakk]

As I said in the description I was reading the lore off of a website. The source was off. Sorry about that >.

[@j0e_325]

HELHEIM IS COLD NOT HOT

[@MatthewBlakk]

I know. But the map creators chose this route

[@j0e_325]

@@MatthewBlakk yeah but if you’re creating a map about a mythology I’d at least expect it to be correct.

[@MatthewBlakk]

@@j0e_325 I agree. Not sure why they chose this route. Maybe just to make use of the Nether