The term 'Viking Epic' refers to a type of narrative poem or prose that was popular in medieval Scandinavia. The most famous example of this genre is the 'SAGA', which is a four-letter word that is often used to describe these stories. The Sagas are typically set in the Viking Age and tell tales of heroic deeds, family feuds, and other adventures. They often feature gods, monsters, and other mythical creatures. The Sagas were written down in the 13th century and remain popular today.