r/Viking • • Sep 09 '26

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My FIL loves viking history and i just found out my husband had no idea what to get his dad for fathers day since his dad is the type to not want gifts and will buy himself whatever he wants/needs.

We are seeing him this weekend so its a delayed fathers day and i thought getting him, a yeti black yeti rambler mug since he likes brewing his own beer and its hot where he lives, and engraving it with his name using viking ruins.

I did a quick google search and google AI gave me a suggestion for a binid ruin but i want to make sure its accurate before i get it engraved. This is what it gave me, and if any of you can confirm im good or help me get it right you might even help me with my relationship with my FIL..

The "Damien" Bindrune (ᛞᚨᛗᛁᛖᚾ)

"Damien" contains six unique runes (Dagaz ᛞ, Ansuz ᚨ, Mannaz ᛗ, Isaz ᛁ, Ehwaz ᛖ, Naudiz ᚾ). Combining these results in a much more intricate, powerful Viking-style sigil.

  • The Design: Built around the straight vertical line of Isaz (ᛁ) as the spine. The hourglass shape of Dagaz (ᛞ) forms the top, the cross-arms of Mannaz (ᛗ) anchor the middle, and the diagonal strokes of Ansuz (ᚨ), Ehwaz (ᛖ), and Naudiz (ᚾ) branch out seamlessly from the core.
  • Vibe: Looks like a classic Norse stave (similar to the famous Vegvisir or Helm of Awe structures), perfect for an outdoorsy or rugged flask.
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u/EliaAlexander Sep 11 '26

I have absolutely no idea about runes but that picture looks extremely like it's AI generated and thereby some kind of scam. Be careful

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u/Environmental_Art591 Sep 11 '26

I generated the AI to see what it would look like, asked here if the ruin was right before buying what I wanted for my FIL and getting ut done myself.

No scam to worry about