Fenrir

Fenrir, also known as Fenris, the Great Wolf or Wolf of Ragnorak, is one of the monstrous god-children of Loki and is prophesied to bring about Ragnorak, the final battle of the Norse Gods. 
Fenrir is one of several wolf gods within the Nordic Pantheon. He has a close connection to the Great Wolf and is probably a direct servant of the Great Wolf. 
== Facts: ==
-Fenrir is the son of Loki, a god of trickery and deceit. However, Fenrir shares none of his father's taste for deception in combat. Fenrir is a Destroyer - he goes after his opponents with complete power and ferocity. 
-Fenrir is half-brother to Jormungand, the world serpent, as well as Hela the goddess of the dead and keeper of the land of the dead. 
-Fenrir takes the form of a giant wolf with jet-black fur and ivory fangs and claws. His red eyes glow with a bestial intensity. 
-When Ragnorak comes, Fenrir is prophesied to be the one who kills Odin. Of course, it is said that he himself will die shorty after this, being slain by one of Odin's avenging sons. 
-Fenrir is feared by the Nordic gods and was tricked by them into being bound in magickal chains forged by their best dwarves. The gods asked Fenrir to try a test of strength and allow himself to be bound in chains. Each time, Fenrir would break free, until the last attempt was made the Great Wolf grew suspicious and so demanded a show of good faith. Tyr, god of war and law, stepped forward and willingly put his hand in Fenrir's mouth to 'prove' that the Aesir meant well.
-Of course it was all a lie, and Fenrir promptly bit Tyr's hand off when he discovered too late that he could not break the chains. 
-Fenrir is still bound in those chains, although he is able to operate in the world by producing Avatars, or by directing his servants and allies. 
-Fenrir will look favorably upon members of the Destroyers or Creationists, or upon those Pagans who follow Loki or himself.
Category:Beast
Category:Nordic
Category:Pagan
Category:Destroyer