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Einar was a dwarf who defected to the Muspels when they invaded Svartálfaheimr near the time of the Great Catastrophe. After the Sunstone[1] had been found and given to Glöð, Einar was forced to try and refuel the artifact. After several attempts, the artifact did not activate, and the enraged Glöð picked up Einar by the neck before noticing the Æsir leader Odin had snuck within his palace. Glöð threw Einar to the side and fled through a portal with the artifact, but not before destroying the ground making Odin and Einar fall down into a Muspel hall.[2]

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  1. Assassin's Creed: ValhallaDawn of RagnarökThe Scholar and the Sunstone
  2. Assassin's Creed: Valhalla – Dawn of RagnarökFinding Fritjof