A revival of the ancient celtic warrior ways?

[midara the happy banshee]

If you're looking for reading material, this would be a good place to start.  

[Lila Malvae]

Nihilistic Seraph

Join the army. Closest you'll get xd

Not necessarily...  

[DR490N]

uh, no. to join the army would be to train in a way i dont need to, to be conditioned to fight an enemy that is not my enemy in the name of a god i do not believe in for a country i care nothing ******** the army.  

[Nihilistic Seraph]

LilaMalvae

Nihilistic Seraph

Join the army. Closest you'll get xd

Not necessarily...

Joke, Lila. Lila, meet joke. I hope you'll both get along fine 3nodding  

[DR490N]

that was a really crappy joke.  

[Nihilistic Seraph]

DR490N

that was a really crappy joke.

That it was 3nodding  

[DR490N]

yeah...i'm extremely opinionated about politics and the military and things like that. i consider modern warfare to be an abomination and despicable.  

[Caerwiden]

It sorta depends what you mean by "Celtic warrior" because it's a very general term. Celtic culture was spread throughout Britain, Ireland, Gaul, Iberia and Northern Italy but they did not share an identical culture (the same way Britain and France now share western culture but are in fact quite different). The more widely known image of a Celtic warrior is a big strapping British man stained with blue woad tatoos, but warriors from Iberia would have been nothing like this (in fact the Romans nicked some of their tactics).

Trying to live like a Celtic warrior (using their morals, values, etc) would be difficult firstly because there is little record of it (as has been said already), and I personally do not believe it would be particularly compatible with modern life (although your lifestyle whereever you live may be more compatible).

(Woo! Celtic Pride!)