Terms of use
Conditions for reading, playing and using the content of Boreal Saga Play.
1. Who we are
Boreal Saga Play is a site of stories from Scandinavia and the Nordic world, produced by Duna Press. Ownership and legal representation belong to Digital Solutions - De Barros, org. no. 996 041 468, a company registered in Norway. These terms govern access to the site, the games and the newsletter.
Reading and playing are open to everyone, with no sign-up and no cost.
2. Nature of the content
The content is narrative and informational. It mixes documented history, accounts from medieval sources, myths, legends and original tales, and each text states which one it is. The texts are narrated by artificial intelligence and may contain errors. The images are illustrations generated by artificial intelligence. None of this replaces scholarly work, and the texts should not be cited as a primary historical source.
The content is also not advice of any kind: financial, legal, medical, religious or otherwise.
3. Games
The games are inspired by the stories and made for entertainment. When a game invents something, its page says what is invented. The games run in your browser and collect no data.
4. Newsletter
The newsletter is free and requires your consent, confirmed by email. You can unsubscribe at any time, in one click, through the link at the bottom of each message. The data processed and your rights are set out in the privacy policy.
5. Intellectual property
Texts, illustrations, games and visual identity are protected by the applicable copyright law. Quoting short passages with credit and a link is allowed. Full reproduction, translation and derivative works without written permission are not. Myths, sagas and medieval works in the public domain remain free: the protection covers our version of the text.
6. Use of the site
Extracting the site’s content at scale by automated means is not allowed, nor is using it to train an artificial intelligence system without written permission.
7. Availability and liability
We make reasonable efforts to keep the site online, without guaranteeing uninterrupted operation. Except in cases of intent or gross negligence, and within the limits of applicable law, the publisher’s liability for damage arising from use of the site is limited to the minimum the law allows, since access is free.
8. Changes
When these terms change, the date at the top of the page changes too. Changes that affect the newsletter will be announced by email.
9. Governing law and venue
Norwegian law applies. Nothing in these terms removes the mandatory protections a consumer has in their country of habitual residence; Brazilian consumers keep the right to sue in the courts of their own domicile.