Ragnar Lothbrok's shocking death in Vikings Season 4 was the most unexpected departure of a main character in the series.

Facing death with defiance, Ragnar Lodbrok didn’t beg—he sang. His legendary death song echoes the Viking code: glory in battle, honor in life, and no fear in the face of fate. US Coast Guard ...

After spending the last few episodes plotting his own death, Ragnar Lothbrok (Travis Fimmel) finally said his last words on Wednesday's episode of Vikings. The second half of season four saw a ...

This article contains spoilers for Vikings. Vikings brought to life the sagas of Ragnar Lothbrook and his progeny. The series’ sweeping, twisting, end-of-empire narrative – blending history ...

His death in the series stays true to the real events from the Viking Age, as the real Ragnar Lothbrok was punished in the same way. The real Ragnar discovered king Aella had slaughteted Ragnar ...

His death was certainly befitting of the Viking hero, as Ragnar proved it would take more than just a man to defeat him in battle. READ MORE: Vikings: Who was Gunnhild's real husband? However ...

Ragnar gives a speech right before his death where he talks about the gods and Valhalla because he knows his sons will hear of it despite him not believing anymore. Ivar makes it back to Kattegat ...

The aesir will welcome me. My death comes without apology. And I welcome the Valkyries to summon me home.” But how did Ragnar die in Vikings? He’s thrown in a pit of snakes and is bitten by ...

Running back Dalvin Cook is not practicing with the Minnesota Vikings this week, due to the death of his father. Two people with knowledge of the situation, speaking Wednesday on condition of ...

Ragnar was the central protagonist of Vikings until he was hurled into a pit of snakes and slowly poisoned to death, marking a drastic shift in direction for the History Channel epic. In turn ...

Lagertha’s exit was the most poignant in Vikings to date. Although, he did also warn there ‘more deaths’ to come. ‘Well, obviously the death of Ragnar was a big one for me, but on a ...

most profound death we’ve had in Vikings since Season 4, Episode 15 “All His Angels” and the death of Ragnar (Travis Fimmel). The death of Ecbert (Linus Roache) comes close, but as much as I ...