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Mother goddessWife of OdinWeaves cloudsShe knows events in the present and future but is powerless to change themLearns of her son's (Balder) death, makes everything promise not to harm him (except mistletoe) |  | 
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Chief of the godsFather of Thor, Balder, and other godspierces himself with a spear and hands on Yggdrasil for 9 days and nights to learn the secret knowledge of runeshas one eye because he traded it for a drink form the spring of clairvoyance |  | 
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God of thunder and lighteningMjolnir (ax-hammer that can destroy giants and mountains in a single blow)Has a chariot pulled by 2 goats (he can kill them and eat them and they will come back to life)constantly fighting the World Serpent (Jormungand)capable of drinking an ocean |  | 
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God of poetry and eleganceLoki calls him "Braggart" and the verb "to brag" comes from his nameMarried to Idun |  | 
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God of agriculture, fertility, and plentyTwin to Freyja Unlike the other gods, Freyr and Freyja are earth dietiesHas a sword that can fight by itselfThe boar is his symbol |  | 
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Goddess of love and fertilityTwin sister to FreySlept with 4 dwarfs to get a necklace, which becomes her symbol of fertilityLeader of the ValkyriesShe takes some of the dead warriors for herselfHas a chariot drawn by cats |  | 
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"World Brightener"God of the dawnGreat hearing (can hear grass grow) and eyesightIs the look out on Bifrost (the rainbow bridge to Asgard) |  | 
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God of mischief and fireTrickster figureUnknown parentageResponsible for Balder's death and punished by having snake venom drip on his foreheadJormungand, Hel, and Fenrir are his childrenWill begin Ragnorak |  | 
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Daughter of LokiGiantessGoddess of death and underworldHalf black/half whiteher face and body are human but the legs are of a corpseHas 2 servants: Ganglati and GanglotSpread the plague with a rake or a broom |  | 
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        | Midgard Home of humanity Midgard Serpent |  | 
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        | Jotunheim home of the giants |  | 
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        | Svartalfheim home of the dark elves |  | 
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        | Muspelheim home of the fire demons   |  | 
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        | Niffleheim frozen realm of the dishonored dead |  | 
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