Nighthaunt Spiriti Ospiti

En Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts pakke til Age of Sigmar spillet. -> This is Norwegian? The user provided a sentence: "En Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts pakke til Age of Sigmar spillet." They want to translate to Italian. The instruction: translate from English to Italian. But the source is Norwegian, not English. We should translate anyway to Italian. Original: "En Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts pakke til Age of Sigmar spillet." Means "A Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts package for the Age of Sigmar game." Possibly "A Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts package for the Age of Sigmar game." So Italian: "Un pacchetto Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts per il gioco Age of Sigmar." But "Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts" is a proper noun; we must keep product names exact. Instruction says do not translate proper nouns; keep exactly as written. So "Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts" stays as is. Also "Age of Sigmar" is a proper noun; keep as is. So translation: "Un pacchetto Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts per il gioco Age of Sigmar." But "pacchetto" is Italian; "Un pacchetto Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts per il gioco Age of Sigmar." Good. Return only the translated text. So final: "Un pacchetto Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts per il gioco Age of Sigmar." Ensure line breaks preserved? The original is single line. We'll output single line. Also capitalization: "Un pacchetto" etc. Done. But the instruction says preserve line breaks and paragraph structure; not needed here. Let's respond with the translated text only. Wait: They asked to translate from English to Italian; but the input is Norwegian; still produce translation. We'll proceed. Provide: "Un pacchetto Nighthaunt Spirit Hosts per il gioco Age of Sigmar." No extra. Done. Let's output.