After the divine war between the Æsir and the Vanir, the two groups of gods created the wise being Kvasir from their collective saliva as a symbol of peace. Kvasir traveled the world sharing his...
Following the death of Baldur, the trickster god Loki is pursued by the Aesir and captured in the form of a salmon. As punishment for his many crimes, he is bound in a dark cavern with the...
Seeking the gift of divine inspiration, Odin disguises himself as the worker Bolverk to infiltrate the mountain stronghold of the giant Suttungr. After tricking the giant's brother and seducing...
Following the tragic death of the god Baldur, Loki is apprehended by the Aesir and sentenced to an eternal punishment in a subterranean cavern. Bound with the iron-hard entrails of his own son...
Following the long and brutal Æsir-Vanir War, the two divine tribes met to seal a permanent peace treaty through a unique ritual. Each god and goddess spat into a communal vat to symbolize their...
After the death of Baldr, the trickster Loki fled to the mountains and transformed into a salmon to hide within a waterfall. He inadvertently invented the fishing net while contemplating how the...
At a magnificent feast held in the submarine hall of the sea giant Aegir, Bragi, the Norse god of eloquence, recites the complex history of the Mead of Poetry. He details the creation of Kvasir...
Following the death of Baldr, the gods capture the trickster Loki and bind him in a dark cavern as punishment. A venomous serpent is placed above him, dripping corrosive poison toward his face,...