The eight-legged horse of the god Odin, mothered by the god Loki.
What is Sleipnir?
100
The Norse god of the sky. Also known as the All Father.
Who is Odin?
100
The home of the giants.
What is Jotunheim?
100
God or Goddess that kills the Midgard Serpent.
Who is Thor?
200
Home of the dishonorable dead.
What is Helheim?
200
Ruler of Helheim, one of the nine worlds of Norse mythology. The monstrous daughter of the trickster god Loki and his wife Angrboda.
Who is Hel?
200
The goddess of love and beauty. She claimed half of the dead in battle as her own?
Who is Freya?
200
Fire giant with a flaming sword, and ruler of Muspellheim “The land of fire”
Who is Surtr (or Surt)?
200
Breaks free of the unbreakable chains and kills the All Father during Ragnarok.
Who is The Wolf Fenrir?
300
The name of the World Tree that contains the nine realms (or worlds) in Norse mythology.
What is Yggdrasil?
300
Handmaidens of Odin and collector of courageous souls that die on the battlefield.
Who are the Valkyries?
300
God that blows his horn atop the rainbow bridge.
Who is Heimdall?
300
Very large giant, the strongest and most cunning of the giants. Accompanied Thor and Loki on their trip to Utgard.
Who is Skrymir?
300
God that kills the Midgard Serpent Jormungand.
Who is Thor?
400
One of the Nine Worlds of Norse mythology and the homeland of primordial darkness, cold, mist, and ice.
What is Niflheim?
400
Guards the "Well of the Wise".
Who is Mimir?
400
The Norse god of war.
Who is Tyr?
400
Giant that kills Freyer during Ragnarok.
Who is Surt the fire giant?
400
Captains the ship Naglfar, “Nail Ship,” which brings many of the giants to their battle with the gods at Ragnarok. When the battle for the world is fought, he and the god Heimdall mortally wound each other.
Who is Loki?
500
The hall in Asgard that provides a seat for every hero.
What is Valhalla
500
In Norse mythology a pair of ravens that fly all over the world, Midgard, and bring information to the god Odin.
What are Huginn "thought"and Muninn "memory"?
500
Owner and dispenser of a fruit that imparts immortality, most likely depicted as golden apples.
Who is Idun?
500
The first of the giants in Norse mythology, he sucked on the cow Auðhumla’s udder for his nourishment. He formed two more giants from the sweat under his arms and a third from his legs.