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In real-world mythology, the Vanir and Æsir are formerly rival, and later reconciled, “clans” of deities; the {{w|Vanir|Vanir}} included [[Frey]] and [[Freyja]], while [[Odin]] was of the {{w|Æsir|Æsir}}. [[Loki]], [[Sigyn]] and [[Logi]] are neither, although Loki is related to Odin in an inconsistent fashion. | In real-world mythology, the Vanir and Æsir are formerly rival, and later reconciled, “clans” of deities; the {{w|Vanir|Vanir}} included [[Frey]] and [[Freyja]], while [[Odin]] was of the {{w|Æsir|Æsir}}. [[Loki]], [[Sigyn]] and [[Logi]] are neither, although Loki is related to Odin in an inconsistent fashion. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:36, 7 January 2022
In the Prime Universe, Norse deities were divided between the Vanir and the Aesir. (PROSE: The Winter Quests)
Behind the scenes
In real-world mythology, the Vanir and Æsir are formerly rival, and later reconciled, “clans” of deities; the Vanir included Frey and Freyja, while Odin was of the Æsir. Loki, Sigyn and Logi are neither, although Loki is related to Odin in an inconsistent fashion.
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