Glossary

Weapons, Jewels & Divine Treasures

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Mjölnir — Thor’s hammer, forged by the dwarves Brokkr and Eitri, also known as Sindri. It serves not only as a weapon but also as an instrument of protection, consecration, and blessing.
Járngreipr — Thor’s iron gloves, required to wield Mjölnir.
Megingjörð — Thor’s belt of strength. When he fastens it around his waist, his power doubles.
Gungnir — Odin’s spear, crafted by the sons of Ívaldi. It embodies authority, war, oaths, and sacrifice.
Draupnir — Odin’s golden ring. Every ninth night, it produces eight rings of equal weight.
Brisingamen — Freyja’s necklace, symbolizing beauty, desire, fertility, and divine power.
Fjaðrhamr/Freyja’s Falcon Cloak — Freyja’s feather cloak, which allows its wearer to assume the form of a bird and fly.
The Golden Hair of Sif — A magical replacement crafted by the sons of Ívaldi after Loki cut off Sif’s hair.
Gjallarhorn — Heimdall’s horn, whose blast will announce the beginning of Ragnarök.
Hofund — Heimdall’s sword.
Gleipnir — The enchanted fetter with which the gods bind Fenrir. Though it appears delicate, it is unbreakable.
Lædingr — The first chain used to restrain Fenrir.
Drómi — The second chain forged to bind Fenrir, stronger than Lædingr but ultimately broken as well.
Víðarr’s Shoe — The mighty shoe with which Víðarr will crush Fenrir’s jaw during Ragnarök.
The Mistletoe of Höðr — The branch used by Höðr to slay Baldr after being manipulated by Loki.
The Sword of Freyr — A weapon capable of fighting on its own, later given away by Freyr.
Surtr’s Sword — The flaming blade that will set the world ablaze at the end of Ragnarök.