Database: Baldr - Revision history

imported>VilkaIsBack at 12:39, 25 July 2022

2022-07-25T12:39:21Z

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	[[File:ACV DoR Baldr Database Render.png\|right\|~~200px~~]]		[[File:ACV DoR Baldr Database Render.png\|right\|175px]]
	According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.		According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.
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imported>Darman36 at 14:20, 8 July 2022

2022-07-08T14:20:19Z

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	[[File:ACV DoR Baldr Database Render.png\|right\|~~175px~~]]		[[File:ACV DoR Baldr Database Render.png\|right\|200px]]
	According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.		According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.
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imported>Darman36 at 14:15, 8 July 2022

2022-07-08T14:15:08Z

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	~~{{Imageneed}}~~		[[File:ACV DoR Baldr Database Render.png\|right\|175px]]
	According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.		According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.
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imported>Darman36 at 23:22, 6 July 2022

2022-07-06T23:22:29Z

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	~~{{Spoilerhd\|10 June 2022}}~~
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	According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.		According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.

imported>Soranin at 17:57, 2 April 2022

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	According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.		According to [[Norse mythology\|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir\|Aesir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings\|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations\|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr\|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms\|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.
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According to [[Norse mythology|Norse myth]], [[Baldr]], the son of [[Odin]] and [[Frigg]], was the most beloved of all the [[Æsir]]. A bright and optimistic figure within all of Norse myth, from what [[Shaun Hastings|I]] can gather.<br><br>Curiously, among his many innate talents, Baldr had the gift of foresight, an ability to see the future, or at least [[Calculations|some version]] of it. He fell into a great depression after seeing his own death, and in this subdued state, was presumably easier for [[Surtr]]'s forces to kidnap than under ordinary circumstances.<br><br>Brought to [[Svartálfaheimr|Svartalfheim]] as part of Surtr's dark designs, it is unclear exactly what role Baldr has to play in the conquest of Svartalfheim. All that is known is that his parents will bring the [[Nine Realms|realm]] to its knees in their bid to rescue 'the pride of the Æsir'.
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