Fenrir

Stories tagged Fenrir:

• The Story of Tyr and the Wolf Aug 4, 2025

  

  Among all the gods of Asgard, none embodied the ideals of honor, justice, and courage more perfectly than Tyr, the one-handed god of war. His very name was invoked when oaths were sworn and treaties signed, for his word was as unbreakable as the chains that bound the world’s foundations.

  Tyr had not always been one-handed. In the early days, when the gods were young and the wolf Fenrir was but a pup brought to Asgard, it was Tyr who showed the growing beast the greatest kindness and friendship.

• The Binding of Fenrir Aug 2, 2025

  

  In the time before the world’s ending, when the gods of Asgard still ruled from their golden halls and the Nine Worlds were held together by the great ash tree Yggdrasil, there lived in the realm of the Aesir a creature whose destiny would shake the very foundations of existence. This was Fenrir, the wolf-child of Loki, whose story is one of the most tragic and fateful in all of Norse mythology.

• The Story of the God Vidar Aug 2, 2025

  

  Among all the gods of Asgard, none was more enigmatic or more crucial to the future of the cosmos than Vidar, called the Silent God, whose very quietness held within it the power to outlast the end of the world itself. Son of Odin All-Father and the giant-maiden Grid, Vidar embodied a unique combination of divine power and primordial strength that would prove essential when the final hour came and all seemed lost.

• The Story of Loki's Children Aug 1, 2025

  

  In the wild lands of Jotunheim, beyond the reach of Asgard’s golden light, Loki the shapeshifter had taken a giantess named Angrboda as his wife. She was beautiful in the fierce way of the giants, with dark hair that flowed like a midnight river and eyes that held the wisdom of ancient forests.

  Their love, though born of two different worlds, was deep and true. But their union would produce children unlike any the Nine Realms had ever seen—children whose very existence would shake the foundations of destiny itself.