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==Functionality==
==Functionality==
{{Quote|With this bracer, you can draw out the essence of fallen foes. Steal their powers and make them your own.|Sigrun explaining the Hugr-Rip's functionality to Odin.|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla|Gift to the God}}
{{Quote|With this bracer, you can draw out the essence of fallen foes. Steal their powers and make them your own.|Sigrun explaining the Hugr-Rip's functionality to Odin.|Assassin's Creed: Valhalla|Gift to the God}}
The Hugr-Rip's most prominent feature is the ability to drain and contain the powers of various ''[[Jötnar|jötunn]]'' and [[Muspels]] as well as ravens. Once their power is absorbed, the user can use the Hugr-Rip to access special powers, such as the power to temporarily shape-shifting into a raven or a ''jötnar'' or a Muspel. These temporary shape-shifting abilities gave Odin the advantage of walking amongst ''Jötnar'' and ''Muspels'' without any difficulties and tolerate their extreme temperatures, making spying on them and infiltrating their ranks much easier for Odin. <ref name="DoR"/>
The Hugr-Rip's most prominent feature is the ability to drain and contain the lifeforce of any creature. Once their power is absorbed, the user can use the Hugr-Rip to access special powers, such as the ability to temporarily shape-shift into a [[raven]], ''jötnar'', or Muspel. These temporary shape-shifting abilities gave Odin the advantage of walking amongst ''jötnar'' and Muspels without any difficulties and tolerate their extreme temperatures, making spying on them and infiltrating their ranks much easier for Odin. <ref name="DoR"/>


The Hugr-Rip can also temporarily create Draugr, undead warriors who serve as Odin's allies in battle. Odin can achieve this from any slain Muspels or ''jötnar'' in his vicinity. While empowered by power stored in the Hugr-Rip, Odin can teleport short distances, use echolocation, harness elemental forces like fire, frost or electricity and also greatly improve his battle prowess and combat ferocity. <ref name="DoR"/>  
The Hugr-Rip can also temporarily create ''[[draugr]]'', undead warriors who serve as allies in battle. Other functions include brief teleportation, echolocation, harnessing elemental forces like fire, frost, or electricity, and also greatly improving battle prowess and combat ferocity. <ref name="DoR"/>  


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

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"From the dwarves of Svartalfheimr to you."
―Sigrun presenting the Hugr-Rip to Odin.[src]-[m]

The Hugr-Rip was an enhanced Isu bracer wielded by the Æsir leader Odin. It was gifted to him by the Dwarves of Svartálfaheimr to use against the invading Muspels and jötnar.[1]

Owners

Functionality

"With this bracer, you can draw out the essence of fallen foes. Steal their powers and make them your own."
―Sigrun explaining the Hugr-Rip's functionality to Odin.[src]-[m]

The Hugr-Rip's most prominent feature is the ability to drain and contain the lifeforce of any creature. Once their power is absorbed, the user can use the Hugr-Rip to access special powers, such as the ability to temporarily shape-shift into a raven, jötnar, or Muspel. These temporary shape-shifting abilities gave Odin the advantage of walking amongst jötnar and Muspels without any difficulties and tolerate their extreme temperatures, making spying on them and infiltrating their ranks much easier for Odin. [1]

The Hugr-Rip can also temporarily create draugr, undead warriors who serve as allies in battle. Other functions include brief teleportation, echolocation, harnessing elemental forces like fire, frost, or electricity, and also greatly improving battle prowess and combat ferocity. [1]

Gallery

  • Eivor Varinsdottir as Odin receiving the Hugr-Rip
    Eivor Varinsdottir as Odin receiving the Hugr-Rip

Appearances

References

  1. ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of Ragnarök

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