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The Hanged-God, [[Shield]]-Shaker, Graybeard, and Wanderer are just a few of the {{Wiki|List of names of Odin|many, many names}} of [[Odin]], the All-Father. Having effectively created the [[Nine Realms]] out of the carcass of a [[Ymir|dead]] [[giant]], Odin feels he should be exempt from any binding fate—particularly [[Ragnarök|one]] that ends in the jaws of a [[Fenrir|monstrous]] [[wolf]].<br><br>His thirst for power through knowledge is unquenchable. He [[The Price of Wisdom|sacrificed an eye]] for insight and hung himself on the tree [[Yggdrasil]] in the father of all near-death experiences.<br><br>When not acting in his role as chief among the [[Norse mythology|Norse gods]], he wanders the [[Human|mortal]] [[Earth|realm]] (''[[midgard]]''), often in the form of a bearded old man, wearing a long cloak, a wide hat, and carrying [[Gungnir|a staff]]. Classic Odin. | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:35, 13 May 2026
The Hanged-God, Shield-Shaker, Graybeard, and Wanderer are just a few of the many, many names of Odin, the All-Father. Having effectively created the Nine Realms out of the carcass of a dead giant, Odin feels he should be exempt from any binding fate—particularly one that ends in the jaws of a monstrous wolf.
His thirst for power through knowledge is unquenchable. He sacrificed an eye for insight and hung himself on the tree Yggdrasil in the father of all near-death experiences.
When not acting in his role as chief among the Norse gods, he wanders the mortal realm (midgard), often in the form of a bearded old man, wearing a long cloak, a wide hat, and carrying a staff. Classic Odin.