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	Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.		Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.
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	[[File:DTVA - Odin.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Odin the All-father as imagined by Yelim Kim / Contemporary]]		[[File:DTVA - Odin.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Odin the All-father as imagined by [[Yelim Kim]] / Contemporary]]
	According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.		According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

	Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.		Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.
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	According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.		According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

	Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.		Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 02:45, 9 April 2022

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	According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.		According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

	Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.		Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

imported>Batfan13 at 04:19, 15 March 2022

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	According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.		According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

	Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin ~~scarificed~~ one of his eyes. He ~~recieved~~ a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.		Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin sacrificed one of his eyes. He received a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.
	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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	According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.		According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

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			According to {{Wiki\|Völuspá\|legend}}, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the [[Ragnarök\|future]] held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the [[Nornir\|Norns]], the keepers of [[Fates\|fate]]. To find this answer, Odin went to [[Mímir]]'s [[Mímisbrunnr\|Well]], a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

	According to legend, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the future held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the Norns, the keepers of fate. To find this answer, Odin went to Mimir's Well, a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.		Supposedly, whoever drank from Mímir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin scarificed one of his eyes. He recieved a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.

	Supposedly, whoever drank from ~~Mimir~~'s waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin scarificed one of his eyes. He recieved a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.

	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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	According to legend, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the future held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the Norns, the keepers of fate. TO find this answer, Odin went to Mimir's Well, a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.		According to legend, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the future held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the Norns, the keepers of fate. To find this answer, Odin went to Mimir's Well, a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

	Supposedly, whoever drank from Mimir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin scarificed one of his eyes. He recieved a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.		Supposedly, whoever drank from Mimir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin scarificed one of his eyes. He recieved a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.

	[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]		[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]

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According to legend, [[Odin]] wanted to discover what the future held for him. His desire to know what lay in store conflicted with the universal order and the will of the Norns, the keepers of fate. TO find this answer, Odin went to Mimir's Well, a magical place nestled within the roots of [[Yggdrasil]], the Cosmic Tree.

Supposedly, whoever drank from Mimir's waters would be blessed with secret and precious knowledge, such as the ins and outs of Fate itself. However, this wisdom was costly, and those who sought it would be required to pay a heavy price. To buy the knowledge he sought, Odin scarificed one of his eyes. He recieved a nasty scar in return, as seen in this piece of concept art.

[[Category:Discovery Tour: Viking Age]]