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Goddesses
Asgard heaven
Midgard Earth
Yggdrasil World Tree
Viking Maps
Thor/ Thunor
Thors
Helmet
Balder
Loki
Bragi
God
of poetry and
eloquence
Loki calls him
Braggart and the
verb to brag
comes from his
name.
Married to Idun
Idun
Goddess
of
immortality
Keeps the golden
apples of youth
Major story deals
with a giant who,
with Lokis help, stole
the apples, causing
the gods to wither
Freyr / Frey
God of agriculture,
fertility, and plenty
Twin to Freyja (they
are VERY close)
Unlike the other gods,
Freyr and Freyja are
earth dieties
Has a sword that can
fight by itself
The boar is his symbol
Freyja
Goddess of love and fertility
Twin sister of Frey
Slept with four dwarves to
get a flaming necklace,
which becomes her symbol
of fertility
Leader of the Valkyries
She takes some of the dead
warriors for herself
Has a chariot drawn by cats
Freyjas
hair
Tyr
God
of war and
justice
Precursor of Odin
Boldest of the gods
Lost his hand to
Fenrir, Lokis wolf-son
His symbol is the
spear which has
become a symbol of
justice
Heimdall
World
Brightener
God of the dawn
Great hearing (can
hear grass grow)
and eyesight
Is the look out on
Bifrost (the rainbow
bridge to Asgard)
God
Hod
Hel
Daughter of Loki
Giantess
Goddess of death and the
underworld
Half black/ half white
Her face and body are
human but the legs are of a
corpse
Has two servants: Ganglati
and Ganglot
Spread the plague with a
rake or a broom
Hel / Helheim
The underworld
The road to Hel is an icy river
(Gjoll) full of weapons
Guarded by a large dog (Garm)
and Modgud (an ugly goddess)
Nothing can leave Hel, not even
gods
The wicked go here and the
people who do not die a glorious
death in battle
A giant in the form of an eagle
sits and flaps his wings, making
a freezing wind. His name is
Hraesvelg (corpse eater)
Garm