Baldur
Mistletoe's unlikely victim
Baldur is a god in Norse mythology, son of Odin and Frigg, known for his beauty, wisdom, and goodness.
His death—killed by a mistletoe dart through the trickery of Loki—is among the most famous episodes in the Norse sagas, foreshadowing Ragnarök.
The name appears in modern contexts through video games and fantasy literature.
Chief Norse deity
- mistletoeParasitic festive greenery
- LokiNorse god of deception
- AsgardNorse divine realm
- lightVisible electromagnetic radiation
beauty · invulnerability · death · Ragnarok · purity · beloved · pantheon · Valhalla
Greek spirit of strength
- immortalityExemption from death
- tattoosPermanent skin markings
- invincibleIncapable of being defeated
- bossWorkplace superior
fight · Freya · curse · PlayStation · Norse mythology · combat · antagonist · pain
Odin
Chief Norse deity
light · beauty · invulnerability · death · Ragnarok · purity · beloved · pantheon · Valhalla · prophecy
Kratos
Greek spirit of strength
- immortalityExemption from death
- tattoosPermanent skin markings
- invincibleIncapable of being defeated
boss · fight · Freya · curse · PlayStation · Norse mythology · combat · antagonist · pain · immunity
Germanic
Of Teutonic language stock
brave · Scandinavian · Nordic · Icelandic · given name · etymology · Old Norse · heritage · namesake · royal