Norse
Sleipnir
The best horse in the world has eight legs and a trickster for a mother.
5 chapters on the figure behind the card, researched in the
Norse mythology sources and reviewed before publication.
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Best of Horses
Eight legs. The sources state it and never explain it.
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Whose Foal He Is
His mother is Loki. That is not a metaphor.
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The Road to Hel
Nine nights down a road where nothing could be seen.
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Cut in Stone
The oldest evidence for him is not a poem. It is a rock.
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Ten Feet, Three Eyes, One Tail
A riddle a king could not solve, about a horse he knew.
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