Faith · 2023-03-28
Fenrir and the Price of Fear
Fear is often right about the danger and wrong about the cure. That is what makes it hard to judge. The foolish kind of fear invents monsters where none exist. [more]
Sworn beneath the old gods (and new).
Carried like iron under the cloak.
Faith · 2023-03-28
Fear is often right about the danger and wrong about the cure. That is what makes it hard to judge. The foolish kind of fear invents monsters where none exist. [more]
Faith · 2021-11-09
The hand matters because it stayed. That is the part I keep returning to. Not the wound as decoration. Not the missing limb as a convenient symbol for sacrifice. A hand can be lost through accident, punishment, stupidity, courage, or bad luck. [more]
Faith · 2021-02-16
If you've spent any time around modern Heathenry, you've probably heard Týr described as the god of war. Or justice. Or law. Or honor. The reality is both simpler and more complicated. Germanic gods are not really "gods of" single things in the way modern people often describe them. [more]
Faith · 2020-12-15
At Ragnarök, Fenrir kills Odin. The wolf breaks loose from his bonds, crosses the ruined field, and swallows Odin. None of the time he spent gathering the dead, seeking wisdom, and preparing for this day saves him. Then Víðarr steps forward. [more]
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