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A draugar was a ghost or walking dead. They weren't actually ghosts in the normal sense as of a spirit or phantom. Rather, that the corpses were an...
The Einheriar or Einherjar were the fallen warriors in battles chosen by the Valkyries to reside in Valhalla with Odin, until Ragnarok. When the go...
Nott or Night was the goddess of night. Nott was the daughter of a giant named Norfi or Narfi, but two Eddaic poems called Nott's father, Norr. Not...
The dísir were lesser female deities in the Norse religion. They were female fertility beings or spirits with the power to protect home and crops. ...
The following beings come from the spirit world. Some were protective spirits or minor deities. Note that Valkyries have been moved to a new page o...
An elf. As far as I can determine, Dain was the leader of the elves in the world of Alfheim. His name is mentioned in the Havamal ("Sayings of the ...
The elves were also called álfar. The elves were a race of mythical beings who were, in a way, lesser deities. They weren't exactly gods in the nor...
A dwarf in the German mythology, Alberich appeared in the epic poem or saga called Nibelungenlied. Alberich served as the treasurer first to Nibelu...
Dwarf in the Völsunga Saga (Volsunga Saga). Andvari had the remarkable ability to change himself into a salmon. Andvari possessed treasure that inc...
Fjalar and Galar were two dwarfs who had killed the Vanir Kvasir. They created the Mead of Poetry by mixing honey with Kvasir's blood. The mead was...
The Brisings or Bristlings were the name of the four dwarfs or dwarven brothers. They were named Alfrigg, Berling, Dvalin and Grer. The dwarfs were...
Brokk and Eiti (Sindri) were dwarf brothers. They were master craftsmen who created the Gullinbursti ("golden bristles") for Freyr, the Draupnir (R...
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