So, if you’re looking for a Norse god who perfectly represents the ENTP personality type, look no further than Loki. He’s fun, smart, and always keeps you on your toes with his clever tricks and endless curiosity. Find out more about ENTPs:The ENTP Dark Side ENFP: Fr...
A cunning trouble-maker who is capable of both good and evil, Loki is also known as a god of fire. Baldur The son of Odin and Frigg, Baldur (or Balder) is the god of light and radiance. A much-loved, handsome, cheerful god, he is often portrayed surrounded by a halo of light. ...
The most unpredictable and certainly the most dangerous god in the Northern pantheon was Loki. His activities ran from the merely mischievous to the blatantly malicious. Supremely clever, Loki ensnared everyone in complicated problems, to which he always supplied a remedy - through his solution often...
One of the world’s major Trickster Gods, in his early days Loki was a rascal; crafty, sneaky, silly and malicious — a Loki The Lad. The son of two giants, Laufey and FARBAUTI, he was so outrageously mischievous that he even sneaked his way into becoming a God. He was the first...
The Fenrir wolf (Old Norse: Fenrisúlfr) is one ofLokiandAngrboda‘s three children inNorse mythology. Fenrir has two siblings,Hel, who is the queen of the realm Helheim, and the giant serpentJörmungandr. The wolf is also called the Fenris wolf, for instance, in Danish, it is called...
Loki is one of the most fascinating gods in Norse mythology, and was not necessarily a god to pray to but was rather a god that you’d pray to be delivered from!
Freyja's consorts were Od and Loki. How many children did Freyja have? Freyja had 3 children: Hnoss, Gersemi and Hildisvíni. Which were the symbols of Freyja? Freyja's symbols were the Necklace Brisingamen, the cloak of falcon feathers and the distaff. Which were the sacred animals of...
ALVIS TRAMPED ALL THE WAY from the world of the dark elves to Asgard. He hurried towards Bilskirnir and in that hall he saw the god he was looking for, but he did not recognize him. “I’ve come for my bride,” the dwarf said bluntly. “It’s taken long enough to get here, I...
One would think that these children would be part god and part giant, but would look pretty humanoid in general.This was not the case. Upon giving birth, Angrboda saw that her children were a massive snake, a giant wolf, and a young woman who was half alive and half dead. The two ...
Tyr was the Norse god of war and a mighty warrior. Even though he was a god of war who also represented bloodshed, he also fought for order and justice. He was part of the Aesir pantheon, and that’s what they sought in the world. However, he later lost his arm to Loki’s wolf...