Norse
Odin
He gave away an eye, nine nights and most of his dignity, and still did not know enough.
8 chapters on the figure behind the card, researched in the
Norse mythology sources and reviewed before publication.
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All-Father
Fury and knowledge, not weather — and a patron worth being careful around.
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The Eye at the Well
He paid an eye for one drink, and the eye is still down there.
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Nine Nights on the Tree
He hanged himself, to himself, and nobody brought him water.
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What He Was Willing to Be
Loki accused him of women's magic. He did not deny it.
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The Chosen Slain
He is not collecting heroes. He is recruiting for one battle.
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The Last Muster
He spent lifetimes preparing for a fight he was told he loses.
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The Mead
Poetry began as a murder, and he stole it back as a bird.
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What He Whispered
One question he could ask that nobody alive could answer.
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