walkers!

Just the same way you'd say "deer" as singular or plural. At least I assume

And Sheep. And... Elk.

One draugr,

Two draugr,

...many draugr.


Sorry im playing an orc barbarian type atm.

Well if it's supposed to follow the way it would have been said in Nordic countries around the time Iceland was being settled then it would be "Draugar", else if they're just using English spelling and grammar I take it would just be "Draugr"...

Draugr, just like sheep.

Actually, Draugar is how Icelandic people would say it back then, but Draugr is how their progenitors, the settlers of Iceland (from Norway) said it. Though, it's just about how you write it, as "Draugar" and "Draugr" are pronounced exactly the same way in Norse, Norwegian, and Icelandic.

Too many

Looked up on Google Translate:
Draug in Norwegian means Ghosts.
http://translate.google.com/#no|en|Draug