Band Members
- Current members
- Liv Kristine Espenæs Krull – lead vocals
- Alexander Krull – keyboards, vocals
- Thorsten Bauer – guitar
- Sander van der Meer – guitar
- J.B. Van der Wal – bass
- Felix Born - drums
- Past members
- Mathias Röderer – guitar
- Chris Lukhaup – bass
- Martin Schmidt – drums
- Nicholas Barker – drums
- Moritz Neuner – drums
- Alla Fedynitch – bass
- Seven Antonopoulos – drums
- Roland Navratil – drums
- Guest musicians
- Lingua Mortis Orchestra, Minsk/Belarus on Njord, Meredead, My Destiny, At Heaven's End, and Melusine
- Carmen Elise Espenæs - Backing vocals on Into Your Light & vocals on Sigrlinn
- al dente choir on Njord, Meredead, My Destiny, At Heaven's End, and Melusine
- Anette Guldbrandsen - backing vocals on Meredead and Melusine
- Maite Itoiz - backing vocals, Baroque Guitar on Meredead and Melusine
- John Kelly - backing vocals on Meredead
- Janna Kirchhof - Fiddle & Nyckelharpa on Meredead and Melusine
- Christian Roch - Uileann Pipes & Irish Whistles on Njord, Meredead and Melusine
- Timon Birkhofer - Piano & Cello on Vinland Saga, Lovelorn, and Legend Land
- Sarah Nuchel - Violine on Legend Land and Vinland Saga
- Jana Kallenberg - Violine on Legend Land and Vinland Saga
- Viking choir (Robert & Johannes Sus, Norman Sickinger, Christof Kutzers, Anders Oddsberg, Steven Willems, Simone Sacco, Gunnar Sauermann, Sascha Henneberger, Markus Bruder, Jochen Steinsdorfer, Ralf Oechsle) on Vinland Saga
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