Einar

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Einar is also a race of dwarves in the Dragonlance fictional book setting. See Einar

Einar is an old and extremely popular Norse name deeply connected to the einherjar, the fallen warriors living in Valhalla (mythical home of the Norse Gods); meanings of the name: magnificent, unique warrior, one who fights alone, one man army and/or leader.

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