Mythology & Origins
21 entries in the Record of Ragnarok compendium.
LokiThe shape-shifting trickster who delights in chaos and seeks to test the limits of gods anIdunThe gentle keeper of the golden fruit that keeps the gods eternal.MimirThe severed head of a wise being who holds vast knowledge and judges the fate of gods and YmirThe progenitor of all giants whose frozen flesh became the foundation of the mortal world.RagnarökEvery millennium, the gods throw a party—and humanity is the main course.VöluspáThe seeress spoke the gods' end before they ever drew breath.Poetic EddaThe ancient verses that give the gods their names, their wars, and their doom.Prose EddaThe book that holds the gods' names, grudges, and doom in a single thread of ink.YggdrasilThe living axis through which nine worlds breathe, and which Ragnarok may finally break.GinnungagapBefore the gods, before the giants, before even ice and fire had names—there was only the BifröstA ribbon of light stitched across the sky, where every god must walk to meet a mortal's fiNornirThree threads, one fate—and humanity dares to cut them all.VanirOld gods of tide and harvest, bound by a truce older than the war against mankind.AesirA proud court of gods who never expected a mortal to make them bleed.AsgardWhere the gods sit in judgment, and humanity dares to stand trial.MidgardThe middle world where humanity dares to strike back against the heavens.JötunheimWhere the oldest ice remembers a world before the gods carved their thrones.ValhallaWhere every god sits in judgment and every human dares to rise.HelWhere every story ends, she is already waiting with a patient, half-smiling gaze.MahabharataThe longest epic ever told, condensed into one man's defiant sword-arm against the thunderRamayanaThe divine prince's exile and the demon-king's fall—dharma written in fire and arrow.
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