Norse mythology's shapeshifting trickster both aids and torments the other gods across the myths.

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04Norse goddess of love, beauty, and war. Receives half of those who die in battle.IDENTIFY
Freya
Freyja, the Norse goddess of love and war, receives half of all warriors who die in battle.
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05Odin's wife and the Norse goddess of marriage is said to know every fate but never reveal it.RECALL
Frigg
Frigg, Odin's wife and the Norse goddess of marriage, is said to know every fate but never reveal it.
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06This Norse god's death by mistletoe helps set the events of Ragnarök in motion.RECALL
Baldr
Baldr's death by a mistletoe dart is said to help set in motion the events of Ragnarök.
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