The Lost Viking -

For fans of the retro puzzle-platformer featuring Erik, Olaf, and Baelog:

: If you are writing a strategy guide, focus on the unique roles of each character—Erik’s speed, Olaf’s shield, and Baelog’s combat—and how they must work in tandem to solve level puzzles.

If you are working with the popular children's book about a boy named Knut who thinks he's a Viking, there are extensive printable paper resources: The Lost Viking

: Use grid paper to practice drawing the characters in 3-point perspective to give them a "larger than life" comic book feel. For the Film: The Lost Viking (2018)

: A common critique to explore is the film's "earnestness" in its script, which often tries to "paper over" a lower budget and limited production scale. For fans of the retro puzzle-platformer featuring Erik,

Depending on whether you are referring to the , the film , or the video game , there are several ways to "come up with paper" (crafts, activities, or academic papers) for The Lost Viking . For the Book: The Last Viking by James Foley

: You can download a PDF template from the official book site to print, cut out, and assemble your own 3D Viking ship. Depending on whether you are referring to the

: You can fold a basic Viking helmet using a single 19cm square sheet of paper.