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Gunther is the father of Kriemhild, who marries Brunhilt (the ice queen). Because sigfried used his cloak of invisibility to help gunther win brunhilt, he allowed the hero to marry Kreimhild.

Its kinda sad the guy is so much of a wimp, because he eventually ends up betraying Sigfried into getting killed, and then marrys kriemhild off to a far away land.

I'm embarassed, because i cannot remember who kills siegfried though...

Its not so much nordic as it is just really ancient literature. i mean, I know Gilgamesh and Beowulf almost like the back of my hand, and the Nibelunglied i discovered more through my knowledge of music than through studying textual literature.

That, and its one of the most redone stories of all time. Most people don't recognise it though.

Calimari, anyone?

Actually, I believe guardians are the lightsaber ones.

Sentinels are the balanced, and Consolars are the force adepts.

Indeed! Greedy-a** videogame companies ... x.x
Related note: go get D2 on tuesday, while supplies last! xd

No, Force Adepts are something else.
Force Adepts are non-jedi who are skilled with Force usage, such as the witches of Dathomir.
Jedi Guardians are jedi who practice the force through physical prowess. Mace Windu would have been classified as a guardian. Jedi Consulars are jedi who practice the force through mental prowess. From what I understand, Yoda was in this grouping.
Then come the balance between the extremes, the Jedi Sentinals. They walk the middle road seeking a balance between the physical and mental.

Now, realize that this is based on KotoR statistics and the SW Role playing game.
In reality, the jedi do not classify themselves into these three branches. Not to my knowledge at any rate.

Works for me well enough on that level. xd
"Sentinel Siegfried" Starsinger?
I find the Guardian/Sentinel/Consular classifications work well enough in terms of determining a Jedi's prowess in the idioms of Force and lightsaber use.