The Pantheon

NORSE PANTHEON OF GODS

	Odin Patriarch of the Gods, his wisdom is legendary, as well as medieval. Equal parts General Patton and Conan the Barbarian, Odin still has a soft spot for tastefully decorating his mead hall with the skulls of slain giants. Tired of listening to prayers about sporting events, and more than eager for the Ragnarok, Odin sometimes travels deep into space just to get away from it all.
	Thor Odin’s son and close friend and companion. Loved by humans, feared by giants, and lover of giant women, countless battles and benders have left Thor with limited brain power, and he wasn’t that smart to begin with.
	Loki Prankster and trickster. Loki is doing well in the modern age, creating mayhem on Midgard while abandoning his sword for a martini glass. Does Loki has a soft spot in his heart for Sif, or is he simply obsessed with the idea of bonking Thor’s beautiful wife?
	Freyja She’s a modern woman with a medieval thirst for battle. Oh, what’s a girl to do. Freyja will soon be attending college on Midgard, where she’s sure to slay her professors.
	Baldur Peaceloving son of Odin and Frigg. Loves humanity and wants to use his god powers for the greater good, making him the black sheep of the family. Even his psychologist can’t figure him out.
	Frigg Matron of the Gods, mother of Baldur and wife of Odin. Don’t let her charming smile fool you… she still loves to throw a lightning bolt now and then.
	Mimir Lord of the Frost Giants. Supposed to lead his fellow giants in the Ragnarok, but having a hard time rousing them. Wants to be fighting the Aesir, but fighting depression instead. Beheaded by Odin on the battlefield a long time ago, and hasn’t quite forgotten.
	The Valkyries Winged, blonde sexpots who search the battlefields of earth for the bravest of the dead. The first reward a fallen hero has after dying in battle is waking up to see a Valkyrie. The second reward is being delivered to a golden hall filled with limitless food and drink. The third is fighting to the death every day until an apocalyptic battle turns the seas to blood and the hero is properly slain for good. Wait a second… can’t we just stick to rewards one and two?
	The Einherjar Human heroes living in Valhalla, fated to fight at Odin’s side against the giants in the Ragnarok. Every day the Einherjar drag themselves out of bed, step onto the battlefield, and cut one another to pieces. So much for resting in the grave.