Thor
God of Thunder
Protector of Midgard and god of thunder, lightning, storms, and strength.
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Frigg
Queen of Asgard
Goddess of marriage and foresight, weaver of fate and mother of Baldr.
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Baldur
The Shining God
God of light, goodness, and peace, whose death sets Ragnarök in motion.
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Loki
The Trickster
Shape-shifting god of mischief, catalyst of both wonders and disasters.
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Heimdall
The Watchman
Ever-watchful guardian of Bifröst and keeper of the horn Gjallarhorn.
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Tyr
God of Law and Oaths
God of justice and courage, who sacrificed his hand to bind Fenrir.
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Idun
Keeper of the Apples
Goddess of youth who tends the golden apples that keep the gods young.
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Bragi
God of Poetry
The skald of the gods, master of verse and eloquence, husband of Idun.
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Sif
The Golden-Haired
Goddess of the harvest and wife of Thor, famed for her hair of gold.
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Hodr
The Blind God
Baldr's blind brother, tricked by Loki into slaying him with mistletoe.
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Vidar
The Silent God
One of the strongest gods, who avenges Odin by slaying Fenrir at Ragnarök.
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Sigyn
The Faithful Wife
Loyal wife of Loki, who holds a bowl to catch the serpent's venom.
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Nanna
Wife of Baldr
Devoted goddess who died of grief and joined Baldr on his funeral pyre.
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Forseti
God of Justice
Son of Baldr and Nanna, who settles all disputes in his hall Glitnir.
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Odr
The Wanderer
The absent husband of Freya, whose journeys leave her weeping tears of gold.
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Gullveig
The Thrice-Burned
A mysterious worker of seidr whose coming sparked the Aesir-Vanir War.
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Vili and Vé
Brothers of Odin
Odin's brothers, who helped slay Ymir, shape the world, and give life to the first humans.
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Magni and Modi
Sons of Thor
Thor's sons of might and courage, who survive Ragnarök and inherit the hammer Mjölnir.
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Thjalfi
Servant of Thor
The swift-footed human servant of Thor, who races Thought itself in Utgard.
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Gefjon
Goddess of the Plough
The goddess who ploughed the island of Zealand out of the land of Sweden with her ox-sons.
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Eir
Goddess of Healing
The best of physicians, goddess of medicine and the mending of wounds.
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Kvasir
The Wisest of Beings
Born of the gods' truce and slain by dwarfs to brew the Mead of Poetry.
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Sága
Goddess of Story
Goddess of wisdom and tales, who drinks daily with Odin in her hall Sökkvabekk.
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Fulla
Handmaiden of Frigg
Frigg's trusted attendant and the keeper of her secrets, casket, and shoes.
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The Lesser Goddesses
The Ásynjur of Asgard
The minor goddesses named in the Prose Edda: Sjöfn, Lofn, Vár, Vör, Syn, Hlín, Snotra, and Gná.
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