Wigla Tower is a cursed tower in Norwegian legend, said to have been the site where the pagan King Vermund burned the breasts of Saint Ethelreda with wood from the True Cross brought to Copenhagen by Olaus III. Attempts to convert the tower into a chapel failed, with each cross placed inside being destroyed by fire from the sky.
Wigla Tower
Creature Types: Other
Mythological/Cultural Origins: Norwegian
Roles/Functions in Lore: Cursed Place
Literary Sources/Traditions: Local Legend
Historical/Legendary Time Periods: Middle Ages
Attributes/Powers: Curse, Punishment
Alignments/Moral Standings: Malevolent
