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Od i n<br />
The big cheese, the top banana, the boss. He’s not your typical ruler-of-all-eternity kind of guy<br />
though. He’ll sometimes walk among mortals, usually disguised as an old man with a patch over one<br />
eye. Not great, because Odin is an old man with a patch over one eye. Considering he gave up that<br />
eye to Mimir in exchange for wisdom… well, who ever said a god was flawless?<br />
Odin is the god of poetry (uh… bad poetry unfortunately) but he’s also the god of war and death.<br />
Weird combination if you ask me. From his throne Hlidskjialf, tidings from the nine worlds are<br />
brought to him by his two ravens Huginn and Muninn. The latest gossip or the goriest war details<br />
from these birds help Odin decide how to start his day. Usually it begins by stopping his hot-headed<br />
son Thor from pounding someone. He is respected by all the gods for his wisdom except Loki, who<br />
feels that with his powers he deserves the throne.<br />
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