Norse & Germanic
22 entries in the Mythos Codex compendium.
FreyjaShe claims half the slain, weeps tears of gold, and wields magic older than the gods.HeimdallThe white god who hears the world grow, standing watch until the stars burn out.TyrThe one-handed god who sacrificed his hand to uphold the law and bind chaos.FreyaShe claims half the slain for Fólkvangr, wielding love and war with equal ferocity.HodrThe blind brother whose hand, guided by malice, shattered the heart of Asgard.JormungandrThe Ouroboros of Chaos: Awaiting Ragnarök's Final Clash with Thor.HelThe half-decayed sovereign of mist and silence, where the unheroic wait for the end of allMimirWisdom preserved in death: The whispering head beneath Yggdrasil's roots.SigurdThe dragon-slayer who tasted wisdom but could not escape fate.BaldurThe beloved god of light whose death signals the coming twilight of the gods.RagnarokThe inevitable twilight where gods fall and the world is born anew from fire and flood.FriggShe reads the tapestry of destiny fully, yet speaks only to shield those within it.BaldrThe beloved god of light whose death signals the coming darkness.NjordThe Vanir lord of calm seas, winds, and the wealth that flows from the shore.FrejThe golden god of peace who trades his sword for love, only to face fire without a blade.YmirFrom his frozen corpse, the gods forged the very bones of the world.GefjonThe virgin goddess who plowed an entire island from the earth.ThorThe thunder-wielding protector who stands between humanity and the chaos of giants.FreyrThe golden god who brings peace and harvest until the final fire consumes all.SifThe golden-haired goddess of harvest and wife to the thundering god.OdinThe Allfather who sacrificed an eye for wisdom and hung himself to learn the runes.LokiThe shapeshifting trickster god who binds the Aesir to their inevitable doom.
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