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	At some point, Ásgarðr enters into a {{~~wiki~~\|Æsir–Vanir War\|war}} with [[Vanaheimr]], a conflict so fierce that threatened to extinguish both Isu clans.<ref name="FriggDatabase">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök'' – [[Database: Frigg]]</ref> During the hostility period, Odin fathered his second son Baldr,<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[The Forgotten Saga]]'' – [[The Forgotten Saga (literature)]]: A Manifold Path</ref> a product of a passionate romance with the Isu adventurer [[Frigg]]. However, in a reputedly uncharacteristic display of selflessness,<ref name="FriggDatabase"/> Odin sacrificed his relationship with her to marry [[Freyja]], sister of Vanaheimr's leader [[Freyr]], so as to end the hostilities with the [[Vanir]]. While the pair developed a great respect for each other, their union was largely a political move and weathered numerous infidelities.<ref name="FreyjaDatabase">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Database: Freyja]]</ref> Following this, Baldr stayed in his mother's care, with the two of them leaving Ásgarðr.<ref name="FriggDatabase"/>		At some point, Ásgarðr enters into a {{Wiki\|Æsir–Vanir War\|war}} with [[Vanaheimr]], a conflict so fierce that threatened to extinguish both Isu clans.<ref name="FriggDatabase">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök'' – [[Database: Frigg]]</ref> During the hostility period, Odin fathered his second son Baldr,<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[The Forgotten Saga]]'' – [[The Forgotten Saga (literature)]]: A Manifold Path</ref> a product of a passionate romance with the Isu adventurer [[Frigg]]. However, in a reputedly uncharacteristic display of selflessness,<ref name="FriggDatabase"/> Odin sacrificed his relationship with her to marry [[Freyja]], sister of Vanaheimr's leader [[Freyr]], so as to end the hostilities with the [[Vanir]]. While the pair developed a great respect for each other, their union was largely a political move and weathered numerous infidelities.<ref name="FreyjaDatabase">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Database: Freyja]]</ref> Following this, Baldr stayed in his mother's care, with the two of them leaving Ásgarðr.<ref name="FriggDatabase"/>

	The Æsir and Vanir left the conflict as allies, now occupying the same territories and prospering,<ref name="FreyjaDatabase"/> despite the minor fears and grudges that would remain on the two parties.<ref name="TyrDatabase"/> As part of this unification of cultures, the Valkiries, an Isu militia composed by several warrior women who served Freyja and the Vanir, became the protectors of Ásgarðr and its population, going on to serve Odin and the Æsir. These soldiers would also select the best candidates from the Ásgarðrian population to integrate the forces of the ''Einherjar''.<ref name="CrypticTutelage">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[Mastery Challenge]]'' – [[The Cryptic Tutelage of Hildiran]]</ref>		The Æsir and Vanir left the conflict as allies, now occupying the same territories and prospering,<ref name="FreyjaDatabase"/> despite the minor fears and grudges that would remain on the two parties.<ref name="TyrDatabase"/> As part of this unification of cultures, the Valkiries, an Isu militia composed by several warrior women who served Freyja and the Vanir, became the protectors of Ásgarðr and its population, going on to serve Odin and the Æsir. These soldiers would also select the best candidates from the Ásgarðrian population to integrate the forces of the ''Einherjar''.<ref name="CrypticTutelage">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[Mastery Challenge]]'' – [[The Cryptic Tutelage of Hildiran]]</ref>

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	Odin was born to [[Borr]], son of [[Búri]], the first of the Æsir, and to the ''jötunn'' [[Bestla]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Notes from Eivor's travels]]: The Creation (IV)</ref> With the help of his brothers [[Vili]] and [[Vé]], he killed the proto-being [[Ymir]] and gained control over Ásgarðr, one of the [[Nine Realms]] of the [[Isu Era]], located on what would become Scandinavia.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Floating conversations]]: Cairns</ref> Subsequently, after defeating [[Týr]] in battle, Odin became the single leader of the Æsir, the group of Isu who had established itself in Ásgarðr that constantly clashed with several of their neighbouring regions, with the defeated Isu turning into his counselor.<ref name="TyrDatabase">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Database: Tyr]]</ref> Odin also established a blood bond with the ''jötunn'' Loki, who he brings to his territory to serve as his confident and ally by Týr's side.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Database: Loki]]</ref> It was also during this stage of his life that Odin fathered the first of his offspring, Víðarr<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' – [[Malvigr (memory)\|Malvigr]]</ref> and confronted [[Múspellsheimr]]'s ruler Surtr for the first time, a fight which he emerged victorious from.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök'' - [[Warlord of the Muspels]]</ref>		Odin was born to [[Borr]], son of [[Búri]], the first of the Æsir, and to the ''jötunn'' [[Bestla]].<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Notes from Eivor's travels]]: The Creation (IV)</ref> With the help of his brothers [[Vili]] and [[Vé]], he killed the proto-being [[Ymir]] and gained control over Ásgarðr, one of the [[Nine Realms]] of the [[Isu Era]], located on what would become Scandinavia.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Floating conversations]]: Cairns</ref> Subsequently, after defeating [[Týr]] in battle, Odin became the single leader of the Æsir, the group of Isu who had established itself in Ásgarðr that constantly clashed with several of their neighbouring regions, with the defeated Isu turning into his counselor.<ref name="TyrDatabase">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Database: Tyr]]</ref> Odin also established a blood bond with the ''jötunn'' Loki, who he brings to his territory to serve as his confident and ally by Týr's side.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Database: Loki]]</ref> It was also during this stage of his life that Odin fathered the first of his offspring, Víðarr<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – [[Dawn of Ragnarök]]'' – [[Malvigr (memory)\|Malvigr]]</ref> and confronted [[Múspellsheimr]]'s ruler Surtr for the first time, a fight which he emerged victorious from.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök'' – [[Warlord of the Muspels]]</ref>

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	Týr locked up the child at Odin's request, and Odin exited the Well to encounter a concerned Loki who was strangely worried with the fate of the boy. He ended up indicating the location of the Builder and Odin, now with the necessary tools, went to meet him.<ref name="WellTravled"/> He encountered the craftsman and watched as the stranger proceeded to a pillar to activate a shield around the circling area. Although it temporarily failed, it proved efficient while keeping the Isu enemies out of reach. Odin found this very promising and asked him to make a shield to protect all of Ásgarðr, but the Builder swiftly said that he would only do so if he married Freyja, Odin's wife. Odin immediately refused but still felt that shield was their strongest hope against the Catastrophe and their enemies, and so he headed to Freyja with the Builder's conditions.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Defensive Measures]]</ref>		Týr locked up the child at Odin's request, and Odin exited the Well to encounter a concerned Loki who was strangely worried with the fate of the boy. He ended up indicating the location of the Builder and Odin, now with the necessary tools, went to meet him.<ref name="WellTravled"/> He encountered the craftsman and watched as the stranger proceeded to a pillar to activate a shield around the circling area. Although it temporarily failed, it proved efficient while keeping the Isu enemies out of reach. Odin found this very promising and asked him to make a shield to protect all of Ásgarðr, but the Builder swiftly said that he would only do so if he married Freyja, Odin's wife. Odin immediately refused but still felt that shield was their strongest hope against the Catastrophe and their enemies, and so he headed to Freyja with the Builder's conditions.<ref>''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Defensive Measures]]</ref>

	Odin returned to see the other Isu on a platform, surrounded by humans, next to the encaged teenage Fenrir. Odin asked himself how he had grown so fast and noticed how he was not from their kin. As he joined Loki, who commented on his physical appearance, and Týr, the crowd was amazed with the knowledge the child possessed. Odin yelled to them that he if continued to gather it, he would become a great danger. Týr stated to him that the young Isu was not his enemy and that his presence there showed no signs of the incoming disgrace. Odin presented to Freyja the Builder's bargain and, after a brief argument with the other Isu, Loki suggested giving him an impossible deadline to build the shield tower, {{Wiki\|Numbers in ~~Norse mythology~~\|nine days}}. Freyja did not like the proposal, but it was their only shot. Odin asked Loki to deliver the offer to the bold stranger.<ref name="ExtendedFamily">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Extended Family]]</ref>		Odin returned to see the other Isu on a platform, surrounded by humans, next to the encaged teenage Fenrir. Odin asked himself how he had grown so fast and noticed how he was not from their kin. As he joined Loki, who commented on his physical appearance, and Týr, the crowd was amazed with the knowledge the child possessed. Odin yelled to them that he if continued to gather it, he would become a great danger. Týr stated to him that the young Isu was not his enemy and that his presence there showed no signs of the incoming disgrace. Odin presented to Freyja the Builder's bargain and, after a brief argument with the other Isu, Loki suggested giving him an impossible deadline to build the shield tower, {{Wiki\|Numbers in Germanic paganism\|nine days}}. Freyja did not like the proposal, but it was their only shot. Odin asked Loki to deliver the offer to the bold stranger.<ref name="ExtendedFamily">''Assassin's Creed: Valhalla'' – [[Extended Family]]</ref>

	The other Isu walked away, leaving Odin and Týr with the crowd. Suddenly, Fenrir broke his bounds and ran. Odin hurried to follow him and quickly chased him through the scared Ásgarðrians. They jumped from a ledge and, down there, the two Isu started fighting. Fueled by his rage on destiny, Odin knocked him down. Right before striking the killing blow, Loki intervened. At that moment, the Earth's magnetic shield failed and an aurora borealis appeared in the sky. In disbelief, Odin discerned that the boy was a sign of the Great Catastrophe. Loki quickly embraced Fenrir, crying, declaring that he was his son. Horrified, Odin realized further that Loki had had an affair with one of their enemies and had betrayed [[Sigyn]]. Enraged, Odin ordered the teenager to be arrested and decided to talk to [[Ivaldi]], their [[blacksmith]], in order to find a more permanent solution.<ref name="ExtendedFamily"/>		The other Isu walked away, leaving Odin and Týr with the crowd. Suddenly, Fenrir broke his bounds and ran. Odin hurried to follow him and quickly chased him through the scared Ásgarðrians. They jumped from a ledge and, down there, the two Isu started fighting. Fueled by his rage on destiny, Odin knocked him down. Right before striking the killing blow, Loki intervened. At that moment, the Earth's magnetic shield failed and an aurora borealis appeared in the sky. In disbelief, Odin discerned that the boy was a sign of the Great Catastrophe. Loki quickly embraced Fenrir, crying, declaring that he was his son. Horrified, Odin realized further that Loki had had an affair with one of their enemies and had betrayed [[Sigyn]]. Enraged, Odin ordered the teenager to be arrested and decided to talk to [[Ivaldi]], their [[blacksmith]], in order to find a more permanent solution.<ref name="ExtendedFamily"/>

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	'''Odin''', also known as the '''All-Father''' by worshippers and '''Havi''' by the [[Æsir]], was an [[Ásgarðr]]ian [[Isu]] who became a widely revered god in {{Wiki\|Germanic mythology}}.		'''Odin''', also known as the '''All-Father''' by worshippers and '''Havi''' by the [[Æsir]], was an [[Ásgarðr]]ian [[Isu]] who became a widely revered god in both [[Norse people\|Norse]] and {{Wiki\|Germanic mythology}}.

	The leader of a group of [[Scandinavia]]n Isu called the Æsir, he was known in [[Norse mythology]] as the king of all gods, associated with wisdom, healing, death, knowledge, and war. He was the original owner of the [[Spears of Eden\|Spear of Eden]] [[Gungnir]], and was also the father of [[Víðarr]], [[Baldr]], [[Thor]], and [[Heimdall]], all powerful gods in their own right.		The leader of a group of [[Scandinavia]]n Isu called the Æsir, he was known in [[Norse mythology]] as the king of all gods, associated with wisdom, healing, death, knowledge, and war. He was the original owner of the [[Spears of Eden\|Spear of Eden]] [[Gungnir]], and was also the father of [[Víðarr]], [[Baldr]], [[Thor]], and [[Heimdall]], all powerful gods in their own right.