Norse Mythology
Great tales of Norse Mythology. Odin, Thor and plenty more.
- Mythology
- Norse
- Norse Mythology
- Odin
- Thor
Some of the stories included
Ragnarök: The End of the WorldThe prophesied end of the Norse world begins with three years of winter and ends with the earth sinking into the sea, consumed by fire.
Odin's Sacrifice for WisdomThe Norse myth, told in the Hávamál and Prose Edda, of how Odin gave an eye at Mímir's well and hung nine nights on the world tree to win the runes.
The Creation of MjölnirThe Norse myth, told in Snorri's Prose Edda, of how Loki's prank on Sif led to a wager with the dwarf smiths who forged Thor's hammer Mjölnir.
Ask and Embla: The First HumansThe Norse myth of the first humans: Odin, Vili and Vé find two pieces of driftwood on a shore and give them breath, mind and senses, making Ask and Embla.
The Valkyries, Choosers of the SlainThe story of the warrior maidens of Norse myth who decided who lived and died in battle, escorting fallen heroes to Valhalla.
The Creation of the CosmosThe Norse creation myth: how fire and ice met in the void of Ginnungagap, and the gods built the world from the body of the first giant, Ymir.
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Icarus and DaedalusThe classic myth of the inventor Daedalus, who built wings of feathers and wax, leading to the tragic flight and fall of his son Icarus.
Noah's Ark and the Great FloodThe biblical story of Noah, who built a 300-cubit-long ark to save his family and the world's animals from a divinely sent flood.
Anansi the SpiderTo win all the world's stories, the trickster Anansi must capture four 'impossible' creatures for the sky god Nyame.
Susanoo and the Eight-Headed SerpentThe exiled storm god Susanoo battles an eight-headed serpent, finding a divine sword in its tail that became one of Japan's Imperial Regalia.
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