It is market days, and the public is arriving at the camp. Now, a race war, a culture war, and a Viking war are all unfolding at once. Who will win? And who stands to lose the most?

The "woke" hell is over! Finally, it's white men's turn! If the Vikings are to get themselves out of this predicament, they need help from higher powers.

Magnar struggles with dissatisfied Vikings, but receives unexpected help from Valhalla. Geir has to use his secret weapon – a weapon.

The Chieftain is dead! With Magnar at the helm, things are set to be authentic. He rids the camp of anything inauthentic, using as much force as he deems necessary, which is a lot.

To deal with the escalating violence, Leif Petter brings out his most dangerous weapon: Viking cinema. In doing so, the chieftain risks a mutiny.

During the annual Tuesday War, Leif Petter tries to set clear ground rules for the conflict, ensuring that neither Magnar nor the Nazis resort to actual violence. Actual violence ensues.

After a rough start with the neo-Nazis, Leif Petter decides to task Magnar with integrating them. If there's anyone who loves integration, surely it's the Nazis, right?

Magnar doesn't think the Viking camp is authentic enough, but fortunately, some people arrive who take the Viking Age just as seriously as he does: a group of neo-Nazis.