King Völsung was a powerful and revered figure. He is the great-grandson of Odin, the Allfather, which gave him a divine lineage and profound strength. Völsung ruled over a vast […]
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Vili (pronounced “VEE-lee”) and Vé (pronounced “VAY”) are the two brothers of Odin, and together they hold a vital role in shaping the world. As members of the Æsir, Vili
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Jörmungandr, also known as the Midgard Serpent, is a massive sea serpent that encircles Midgard, the world inhabited by humans. His name means “huge monster,” and he’s the middle child
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Sköll and Hati are two powerful wolves who endlessly chase the sun and moon across the sky. Their pursuit drives the cycles of day and night. Sköll, whose name means
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Gleipnir, a legendary chain, was forged to bind the great wolf Fenrir, a son of Loki. The gods, knowing Fenrir’s strength, feared he would grow powerful enough to challenge them.
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Angrboða, sometimes spelled Angrboda or Angurboða, is a powerful giantess whose name means “bringer of grief” or “she who brings sorrow.” Residing in the wilderness of Jötunheimr, Angrboða commands fear
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Fenrir, also known as Fenrisúlfr, is one of the most powerful and feared beings in existence. Born to Loki, the trickster god, and the giantess Angrboða, Fenrir has the might
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In Asatru, leadership roles play a crucial part in guiding the spiritual and communal life of the faith. The term “Goðar” (Gothar) (singular: Goði (Gothi) for men, Gyðja (Gythja) for
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In Asatru, a Moot is a gathering where followers of the faith come together for discussions, rituals, and fellowship. These meetings serve as both spiritual and social events, allowing Heathens
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