Did any Anglo Saxons adopt Norse customs during the viking age?

by AceCreaser55

I ask because I've recently been playing an absolute crap tonne of Crusader Kings 3 and if you're a Norse ruler you can convert the Anglo Saxon Catholics to your culture and religion.

Do we know if this has any historical basis? Did (at least some) Anglo Saxon people take on the norse way of life? or is it just game mechanics.

y_sengaku

/u/Steelcan909 and I answered several times to similar questions to OP:

In short, both of us seem to argue in common that the concept of the 'religion' itself between the beliefs of the Norse people and Early Medieval Christianity was so different that they were even not mutually exclusive. Thus, new Dane settlers, at most thousands against 100,000 or more local English people, seemed not to have any strong incentive to impose their 'religion' upon the vanquished.