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	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==
	{{~~wiki~~\|Frigg}}, or Frigga, is a Germanic and Norse goddess of marriage, motherhood, and prophecy, attested in both the ''{{Wiki\|Poetic Edda\|Poetic}}'' and ''{{Wiki\|Prose Edda}}'' as the mother of Baldr. In the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' series]], Frigg was first mentioned in the 2020 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' in the form of an Orlog piece and through conversation in the Asgard arc. She later made her first physical appearance in the game's third [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla downloadable content\|downloadable]] expansion ''[[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'', where she was voiced by [[Warona Setshwaelo]].		{{Wiki\|Frigg}}, or Frigga, is a Germanic and Norse goddess of marriage, motherhood, and prophecy, attested in both the ''{{Wiki\|Poetic Edda\|Poetic}}'' and ''{{Wiki\|Prose Edda}}'' as the mother of Baldr. In the [[Assassin's Creed (series)\|''Assassin's Creed'' series]], Frigg was first mentioned in the 2020 video game ''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' in the form of an Orlog piece and through conversation in the Asgard arc. She later made her first physical appearance in the game's third [[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla downloadable content\|downloadable]] expansion ''[[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'', where she was voiced by [[Warona Setshwaelo]].

	Featured heavily within the mythological portion of the game, it is unclear how much of the isu Frigg's life matches the mythologized version in Eivor's dreams.		Featured heavily within the mythological portion of the game, it is unclear how much of the isu Frigg's life matches the mythologized version in Eivor's dreams.

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	\|death = c. 2306 [[Isu Era\|IE]] (c. 75,000 BCE)<ref name="TheRescue">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] - [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' - [[The Rescue (Valhalla)\|The Rescue]]</ref><br>		\|death = c. 2306 [[Isu Era\|IE]] (c. 75,000 BCE)<ref name="TheRescue">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] - [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' – [[The Rescue (Valhalla)\|The Rescue]]</ref><br>
	[[King's Palace]], [[Eitri]], [[Svartálfaheimr]]		[[King's Palace]], [[Eitri]], [[Svartálfaheimr]]
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	When Baldr was kidnapped by the [[Muspels\|Muspel]] leader [[Surtr]], she became enraged and sought to rescue her child in [[Svartálfaheimr]] with the help of Odin. The former lovers followed his trails to the ruined capital of the region, [[Eitri]], where they found the place where he had been captured. Upon further investigation, they found a letter addressed to the Muspels where their son's only weakness, mistletoe, was provided to them by [[Loki\|someone]] who knew it. After killing some of Surtr's soldiers, they reached the ruined residence of [[Hreiðmarr]], former monarch of the [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], then taken over by the Isu warlord and [[Sinmara\|his wife]]. While Odin fought Surtr, she confronted Sinmara. Though the Æsir leader beat his opponent, the Muspel had soon recovered due to being unkillable, incapacitating Odin and leaving him unable to defend Frigg, who was killed by her adversary.<ref name="TheRescue"/>		When Baldr was kidnapped by the [[Muspels\|Muspel]] leader [[Surtr]], she became enraged and sought to rescue her child in [[Svartálfaheimr]] with the help of Odin. The former lovers followed his trails to the ruined capital of the region, [[Eitri]], where they found the place where he had been captured. Upon further investigation, they found a letter addressed to the Muspels where their son's only weakness, mistletoe, was provided to them by [[Loki\|someone]] who knew it. After killing some of Surtr's soldiers, they reached the ruined residence of [[Hreiðmarr]], former monarch of the [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], then taken over by the Isu warlord and [[Sinmara\|his wife]]. While Odin fought Surtr, she confronted Sinmara. Though the Æsir leader beat his opponent, the Muspel had soon recovered due to being unkillable, incapacitating Odin and leaving him unable to defend Frigg, who was killed by her adversary.<ref name="TheRescue"/>

	Her body was later taken to [[Feigardr]], where it was placed next to her son Baldr's body and their bodies were posed like she was cradling him. It was later found by Odin, who became bereft at the conclusion that Baldr had been dead all this time, while Sinmara and her men surrounded him. Despite [[Eysa]]'s attempt to save him, Odin quickly became enraged and took out her men. Chasing down Sinmara, he killed her and then mentally broke down in Feigardr's bottom cellar.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' – [[Pride of the Aesir]]</ref>		Her body was later taken to [[Feigardr]], where it was placed next to her son Baldr's body and their bodies were posed like she was cradling him. It was later found by Odin, who became bereft at the conclusion that Baldr had been dead all this time, while Sinmara and her men surrounded him. Despite [[Eysa]]'s attempt to save him, Odin quickly became enraged and took out her men. Chasing down Sinmara, he killed her and then mentally broke down in Feigardr's bottom cellar.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök'' – [[Pride of the Aesir]]</ref>

	==Behind the scenes==		==Behind the scenes==

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	After Odin returned to Asgard from his trips in [[Jötunheimr]] and imprisoned Fenrir permanently, he spoke to Freyja and pointed out that he had not seen Frigg in quite some time.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Cheating Fate]]</ref>		After Odin returned to Asgard from his trips in [[Jötunheimr]] and imprisoned Fenrir permanently, he spoke to Freyja and pointed out that he had not seen Frigg in quite some time.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Cheating Fate]]</ref>

	==== Death ====		====Death====
	When Baldr was kidnapped by the [[Muspels\|Muspel]] leader [[Surtr]], she became enraged and sought to rescue her child in [[Svartálfaheimr]] with the help of Odin. The former lovers followed his trails to the ruined capital of the region, [[Eitri]], where they found the place where he had been captured. Upon further investigation, they found a letter addressed to the Muspels where their son's only weakness, mistletoe, was provided to them by [[Loki\|someone]] who knew it. After killing some of Surtr's soldiers, they reached the ruined residence of [[Hreiðmarr]], former monarch of the [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], then taken over by the Isu warlord and [[Sinmara\|his wife]]. While Odin fought Surtr, she confronted Sinmara. Though the Æsir leader beat his opponent, the Muspel had soon recovered due to being unkillable, incapacitating Odin and leaving him unable to defend Frigg, who was killed by her adversary.<ref name="TheRescue"/>		When Baldr was kidnapped by the [[Muspels\|Muspel]] leader [[Surtr]], she became enraged and sought to rescue her child in [[Svartálfaheimr]] with the help of Odin. The former lovers followed his trails to the ruined capital of the region, [[Eitri]], where they found the place where he had been captured. Upon further investigation, they found a letter addressed to the Muspels where their son's only weakness, mistletoe, was provided to them by [[Loki\|someone]] who knew it. After killing some of Surtr's soldiers, they reached the ruined residence of [[Hreiðmarr]], former monarch of the [[Dwarf\|Dwarves]], then taken over by the Isu warlord and [[Sinmara\|his wife]]. While Odin fought Surtr, she confronted Sinmara. Though the Æsir leader beat his opponent, the Muspel had soon recovered due to being unkillable, incapacitating Odin and leaving him unable to defend Frigg, who was killed by her adversary.<ref name="TheRescue"/>

			Her body was later taken to [[Feigardr]], where it was placed next to her son Baldr's body and their bodies were posed like she was cradling him. It was later found by Odin, who became bereft at the conclusion that Baldr had been dead all this time, while Sinmara and her men surrounded him. Despite [[Eysa]]'s attempt to save him, Odin quickly became enraged and took out her men. Chasing down Sinmara, he killed her and then mentally broke down in Feigardr's bottom cellar.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' – [[Pride of the Aesir]]</ref>

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Forgotten Myths]]'' {{Mo}}
	*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}		*''[[Echoes of History]]'' {{Mo}}
			*''[[The World of Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Journey to the North – Logs and Files of a Hidden One]]'' {{Mo}}

	==References==		==References==

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	\|death = 75,005 BCE (2301 [[Isu Era\|IE]])<ref name="TheRescue">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] - [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' - [[The Rescue (Valhalla)\|The Rescue]]</ref><br>		\|death = 75,005 BCE (2301 [[Isu Era\|IE]])<ref name="TheRescue">''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]] - [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' - [[The Rescue (Valhalla)\|The Rescue]]</ref><br>

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	====Life and times====		====Life and times====
	[[File:ACV DoR Frigg Database Render.png\|thumb\|100px\|right\|Frigg from [[Eivor Varinsdottir\|Eivor]]'s dreams.]]		[[File:ACV DoR Frigg Database Render.png\|thumb\|100px\|right\|Frigg from [[Eivor Varinsdottir\|Eivor]]'s dreams.]]
	Around the time of the {{Wiki\|Æsir–Vanir War}}, Frigg and the Asgardian leader Odin were lovers. Although their adventures across the [[Nine Realms]] were curtailed by the birth of their son Baldr, the boy was dearly loved. However, Odin sacrificed his relationship to establish peace with the [[Vanir]] through a political marriage to [[Freyja]], the sister of [[Vanaheimr]] leader [[Freyr]], prompting Frigg to leave Asgard with their child.<ref name="Database">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök'' – [[Database: Frigg]]<ref/>		Around the time of the {{Wiki\|Æsir–Vanir War}}, Frigg and the Asgardian leader Odin were lovers. Although their adventures across the [[Nine Realms]] were curtailed by the birth of their son Baldr, the boy was dearly loved. However, Odin sacrificed his relationship to establish peace with the [[Vanir]] through a political marriage to [[Freyja]], the sister of [[Vanaheimr]] leader [[Freyr]], prompting Frigg to leave Asgard with their child.<ref name="Database">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök'' – [[Database: Frigg]]</ref>

	Years later, when Baldr came of age, Frigg sent him to Asgard, in order for him to be close to his father. She was then free to return to her adventurous ways. Frigg kept Odin in her heart but moved on.<ref name="Database"/>		Years later, when Baldr came of age, Frigg sent him to Asgard, in order for him to be close to his father. She was then free to return to her adventurous ways. Frigg kept Odin in her heart but moved on.<ref name="Database"/>