Odin

Amassing knowledge with any means necessary as part of preparation to face Ragnarök
Delaying Ragnarök by any means necessary
Preparing his kin and Einherjar army in the upcoming Ragnarök (all succeeded)

### Type of Character

Paragon
Leader
Supreme Being

## Chronological, Professional & Political Information

### Previous Education

Essence Instinct and Intense Occult Study

### Previous Occupation

Chieftain of the Asgard Pantheon
King of Asgard
War Deity
Poetry Deity
Wanderer
Patron deity of outlaws and rulers alike

## Personal Statistics

### Fate

Killed by Fenrir, during the final battle in Ragnarök.

### Relative(s)

* Chaos (Ancestor)
* Ymir (great-grandfather) †
* Auðumbla (great-grandmother) †
* Búri (grandfather)
* Borr (father)
* Bestla (mother)
* Vili (brother)
* Vé (brother)
* Loki (blood brother; during his time in Asgard) †
* Fjörgyn (first wife) †
* Hróðr (former lover)
* Nine Daughters of Ægir and Rán (former lovers)
* Frigg (former second wife) †
* Freyja (former third wife)
* Gunnlod (possible lover/lover in Norse mythology)
* Grídr (possible lover/lover in Norse mythology)
* Thor (son) †
* Meili (son)
* Týr (son)
* Heimdall (son) †
* Baldr (son) †
* Sif (daughter-in-law)
* Nanna (daughter-in-law)
* Magni (grandson) †
* Modi (grandson) †
* Forseti (grandson)
* Thrúd (granddaughter)
* Byleistr (apperentice brother; while in Asgard)

### Friend(s)

* Aesir
* Vanir
* Dwarves
* Elves
* Friendly Jötnar
* Mortals
* Mimir

### Enemies

* Lucifer
* Loki †
* Fenrir †
* Jörmungandr †
* Surtr †

### Pet(s)

* Huginn & Muninn
* Geri & Freki
* Sleipnir

## Items & Equipment

### Previous Item(s)

* Mask of Creation (formerly)
* Draupnir (formerly)
* Odin's Noose (formerly)

## Powers and Abilities

### Previous Power(s)

* Godly powers
* Elementokinesis
	+ Cryokinesis
	+ Geokinesis
	+ Pyrokinesis
	+ Toxikinesis
	+ Umbrakinesis
* Shapeshifting
* Energy Projection
* Teleportation

### Previous Magic(s)

* Magic
* Bifröst Manipulation

### Previous Skill(s)

* Genius-Level Intellect
* Realm Travel Block

### Previous Abilities

* Immobilization
* Master Combatant
* Superhuman Strength
* Superhuman Speed

## Portrayals

### Voiced By (Foreign)

Unknown

**Odin**, also known as the "**All-Father**", is both a fictional character and tritagonist of the *Historic Tales* series created by David Jaffe and Scott Phillips. He was an Asgardian Æsir God of Wisdom, Knowledge, and Magic.

Born as the eldest son of Borr and Bestla, he and his family were consumed out of Cronus' fear of a prophecy that a god would rise and overthrow him one day (whether his own child or another born from a far from home).

Odin and their other gods were saved by Zeus, and fought alongside the Olympians in a war against the Titans and their allies. Odin waged countless battles against the legendary Ymir and the Jötnar during in the said war.

Determined of the Æsir on winning over the Jötnar in the war, Odin gained victory of his land when he finally slew Ymir with his spear after a climactic duel and crowned himself as the king of the Æsir & ruler of the Asgardians.

He also became the father of multiple gods, all powerful in their own right. After foreseeing an upcoming disaster after his promised death, Odin became determined with finding a way to change fate, not just his own, but all.

When Loki killed Baldr, Odin imprisoned him under a snake, which dropped poison on Loki's face. Odin once hung 9 days from Yggdrasil and gave up one of his eyes to gain knowledge.

According to the Book of Prophecy, he was destined to fight and be destroyed by Loki's son during at Ragnarök, the battle at the end of the world.

"*All your efforts to evade destiny will only fling you further along its course. If you're not careful, you may be the author of your own destruction.*"

—Loki, to Odin.

## Appearance & Biography

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### Appearance

* Hair Color: White
* Skin Color: Not Known
* Eye Color: Green-Gold
* Age: Not Known
* Birthday: Not Known
* Height: Not Known
* Weight: Not Known

## Abilities and Powers

As the King of the Æsir Gods, Odin is by far the most powerful of his kind. He, along with his brothers Vé and Vili, were designated as the strongest Æsirs of their time.

### Powers

* **Æsir Physiology**: Odin was one of earliest generations of Æsir and eventual ruler of Asgard, making him the greatest of Gods of Asgard.
	+ **Conceptual Embodiment**: As a God, Odin is considered the embodiment of wisdom, healing, poetry, knowledge, and divination.
	+ **Immortality**: Like all Gods, Odin was immortal, having lived for many millennia, unable to age or die from natural causes or mortal weapons.
	+ **Superhuman Strength**: As one of earliest generations and the King of the Aesir, Odin has possessed great physical strength that exceeded other gods, such as Baldr and Týr, albeit inferior to Thor. This strength which also enabled Odin him, Vili, and Vé to impale and defeat the primordial Jötunn Ymir with Gungnir, spilling his lifeblood. This trait he also passed on to his famous eldest son Thor.
	+ **Divine Wisdom**: Being the God of Wisdom, he had a high genius level of intelligence. His extreme intelligence allowed her to be able to do the following: Figure out challenges and puzzles, come up with great ideas and plans, overcome her opponents, figure out questions or not so obvious causes, and guide people. During a fight, most of the time, Odin used his intelligence, in both with wisdom and sheer force of power.
	+ **Superhuman Stamina**: As a god, he had incredible stamina and could keep fighting without tiring.
	+ **Invulnerable**: Like all Gods, Odin was invulnerable and couldn't be harmed by regular weapons.
	+ **Superhuman Durability**: As one of earliest generations of Æsir, Odin is extremely durable as he was able to survive a clash with Ymir, the first being in existence and most powerful of the Frost Giants and had fought in many wars as the leader of the Aesir, including battles with the Vanir. During Ragnarök, Odin was able to withstand a prolonged battle and can take considerable punishments worse than his descendants, but that unfortunately won't save him from Fenrir, his archenemy and destined bane.
	+ **Supernatural Mobility**: As one of earliest generations of Æsir, Odin's speed and agility are plausibly superior to those of his descendants.
	+ **Supernatural Reflexes**: As one of earliest generations of Æsir, Odin's reaction time is much better than those of his descendants, more so since here also trained himself to become a formidable warrior befitting to his association with war.
	+ **Superhuman Speed**: Odin has been shown to be able to move with incredible swiftness in combat, being able to deliver fast and precise strikes with his spear and being able to cover large distances almost instantly during his battles. Odin can also further increase his speed with magic.
	+ **Magical Mastery**: Odin is an extremely powerful and skilled sorcerer, being a master of many magical arts, including ancient magic. He also learned Seiðr from Freya. Odin is also the only one from the Aesir Gods who use magic which along with his physical abilities makes him even more formidable. Not only that, his mastery of Bifröst is such that he is immune to this kind of attack. Odin's thirst for knowledge, which partly motivated by the desire to help his brethren prepare for the incoming Ragnarök, saw him mastering various crafts to supplement his own.
		- **Asgard and Valhalla Lordship**: Having established his dominion over Valhalla along with the rest of Asgard, Odin possessed absolute power in it as much as authority over his fellow Gods of Asgard within.
			* **Near-Omniscience**: Odin possessed the ability to have unlimited understanding and awareness of everything within Asgard. His pursuit of knowledge saw him amplifying this ability further that he also perceived things going on beyond his home realm albeit to a limited degree that he also relied on his supernatural raven familiars, Huginn and Muninn, to gather information in Nine Realms on his behalf.
			* **Death Force Manipulation**: Odin's dominion over Valhalla, the hall in which honorable spirits of dead warriors brought to him by Valkyries gathered and prepared themselves for the upcoming Ragnarök also granted him the ability to manipulate death forces to sufficient degree where he could revive them as einherjar.
		- **Shapeshifting**: Odin can transmogrify his appearance at will, though his mastery over it was pale in comparison to Loki's own since he retained his missing eye. His signature appearance was a storybook elderly wizard with robe and pointy hat albeit with a spear instead of magic staff.
		- **Runic Magic**: After hanging himself on the world-tree Yggdrasil for nine days and nights while being pierced with his own spear Gungnir and forbade any of the other gods to grant him the slightest aid — not even a sip of water — all in a bid to prove his mettle before mystical forces within Urðarbrunnr, (one of three supernatural wells beneath Yggdrasil alongside Mímisbrunnr and Hvergelmir), Odin was rewarded with the knowledge of how to alter the fabric of reality via. runes. Among many magical feats he could perform with the runes were healing emotional and bodily wounds, binding his enemies and rendering their weapons worthless, freeing himself from constraints, putting out fires, exposing and banishing practitioners of malevolent magic, protecting his allies in battle, reviving the dead, and winning and keeping a lover.
		- **Shamanism**: Odin was a master shaman. In addition of endowing blessings and inducing battle frenzy upon berserkers, he became renowned practitioner of seiðr (the art relating to both the telling and shaping of the future) through his association with Freya.
		- **Poetry Embodiment**: Much like Bragi, Odin embodies poetry, though he achieved it via. consuming Mead of Poetry that in turn brewed out of blood of Kvasir, humanoid incarnation of spits of Æsir and Vanir tribes gathered to cement the truce following the conclusion of Æsir-Vanir War. During his journey, Kvasir was murdered by Fjalar and Galar so they could steal his power over wisdom through brewing his blood into a special mead that they consumed to do so. With their newfound powers, the two conducted atrocities that led to their downfall where the Jötunn Suttungr and his daughter Gunnlöð seized the Mead at the conclusion of the confrontation between them and Fjalar and Galar. After a painstaking effort that involved trickery and Baugi's assistance, Odin retrieved the Mead that used to be Kvasir and secured it in Asgard, though in process a few drops of it and became the source of the abilities of all bad and mediocre poets and scholars. To rectify this, Odin personally dispensed the Mead of Poetry to help them writing the best of their works.
		- **Wisdom Embodiment**: While he is already wise befitting to his status as one of greatest Æsir, this trait of Odin's had been amplified tenfold after offering one of his eyes to Mímir, the wise guardian of Mímisbrunnr (one of three supernatural wells beneath Yggdrasil alongside Urðarbrunnr and Hvergelmir), in exchange for a drink of said well's mystical water during his journeys.
	+ **Spell Casting**: Through Freya's teachings, Odin learned a wide variety of Seiðr spells and curses that he has used both for his own benefit and to severely harm his enemies, these being all the spells and curses that he has used during history:
		- **Dark Magic**: Odin has the ability to project his dark magic in various ways, mostly in the form of bright, purple energy. When he actively uses his magic, the tattoos on his forearms glow with purple light.
			* **Black Breath**: Corruption of magic Odin created to act as a deterrent to those who wanted to reach the highest mountain in Midgard. Only the pure Light of Alfheim could dispel it.
			* **Curses**: Odin can cast curses so powerful that not even a Vanir with their own highly stated abilities able to lift them despite the subject being stronger than him. He can prevent people from leaving a Realm, as well as transforming the Valkyries into monstrous, physical versions of themselves, an act that made them unable to carry out their duties of transporting those killed in the battle to Valhalla.
			* **Summoning Ravens**: Being the King of Ravens, Odin can summon and control ravens to do his bidding.
		- **Concealing Spell:** Odin can conceal events that happen to others, even if the person is a powerful seiðr who is able to see into the future.
		- **Knowledge Absorption**: Odin can somehow absorb people's knowledge into himself using magic as he did with the seiðr.
		- **Protection Magic**: He can cast powerful protection enchantments on objects making them unbreakable, such as making the tree Mimir was bound to invulnerable to Thor's hammer. Odin also cast a warding spell around Atreus, Heimdall, and Thrúd to grant them immunity to Helheim's cold.
		- **Regeneration**: Odin can use his powers to infuse strength and regenerate health, as demonstrated when the Valkyries Hrist and Mist invoked the All-Father twice during their battle against Kratos and Atreus.
		- **Realm Travel Block**: He submerged the Temple of Týr that was in Asgard, thus preventing access to Asgard, Svartalfheim and Vanaheim.
		- **Shapeshifting**: Odin could shapeshift into many different beings. He could take on the forms of existing people, with an implied prerequisite that they be still alive for him to do so, as with a Muspel. Additionally, he is confirmed to take on the form of a Dwarf in Svartalfheim walking on a bridge that spits at Kratos and his companions (with him likely dying sometime between the events preceding and succeeding Ragnarök).
		- **Energy Projection**: Odin has the ability to project powerful beams of glowing purple magical energy from his hands or from his Gungnir spear.
		- **Teleportation**: Odin can teleport in a flock of ravens.
		- **Elementokinesis**: Odin is a master of elements and can wield powers from different attributes, being able to wield them in an array of different ways each, and shift between them freely. He can surround himself in elemental barriers, or even bombard foes with multiple elements at once which can affect the terrain hit by them, such as setting them ablaze, freezing it or poisoning it.
			* **Pyrokinesis**: Odin can wield fire and use it in the form of fireballs which can incinerate the ground, cause explosions, or even wield it as a flamethrower.
			* **Cryokinesis**: Odin can wield ice and uses it mostly in the form of icy projectiles which can freeze the ground, or even as a potent cold beam to the same effect, albeit on a larger scale.
			* **Geokinesis**: Odin can manipulate the earth, creating shockwaves, or by fracturing the ground, causing minor but visible changes in the landscape.
			* **Toxikinesis:** Odin can utilize poison, used in the form of toxic green projectiles which can infect the ground.
			* **Umbrakinesis**: Odin can wield darkness as a form of offense, employing it in the form of projectiles or ground shockwaves. He can also combine it with his Ravens in the form of energy spheres surrounded by black feathers which when they explode on contact, can cause temporal blinding by obscuring surroundings.
		- **Immobilization**: Odin can cast a spell on anyone that can render them immobile for a few seconds, which can allow Odin to use this to his advantage in attempting to finish them off.
	+ **Self-Sustenance**: Gods have no need to eat, sleep, or drink, nor do they need to breathe.
	+ **Precognition**: Odin was the god of Forsight, and he was able to see visions between past, present, and future.
	+ **Weapon Creation**: As the God of War, Odin was also able to create incredible weapons of war.
	+ **Flight**: Gods have flight and levitation; Odin could hover and fly at amazing speeds.
	+ **Telekinesis**: Odin used that ability and lifted anything in mind of choosing.
	+ **Transformation**: All Gods can curse a specific person into anything in size shape or form at will and choice.
	+ **Animation**: Odin was able to harness and objects like statues to life.
	+ **Prayer Empowerment**: Odin used to gain power from mortals praying to him, which is similar to the other gods and titans.

### Abilities

* **Master Combatant**: As the King of the warlike Æsir, Odin is an extremely proficient fighter with centuries worth of battle training and experience. Even during his younger years, he was able to kill Ymir along with his brothers. While not to an actual warrior but nonetheless associated with war through his ties with berserkers, Odin nonetheless a formidable combatant as much as his battle-capable peers. Combined with his magical abilities, Odin was able to temporarily outfight outnumbered forces and even hold them back in a vicious battle before ultimately meting his end at Fenrir's hands.
	+ **Hand-to-Hand Combat Expertise**: Odin was proficient enough in unarmed combat to effectively handle enemies with his bare hands while in disguised appearance.
	+ **Spear Mastery**: Odin wields his trademark spear Gungnir with extraordinary power and skill, enough to match most formidable of foes in combat with it and further compliment the weapon's quirk to not miss its target.
* **Master Horse Rider**: Odin was a master horseman famed for Gleipnir, supernatural horse-Jötunn hybrid as his ride with which he could travel around Nine Realms just as his son Thor with his chariot.
* **Master Hunter**: Befitting to his ties with Oskoreia, Odin displayed unparalleled skill as a hunter who led his Einherjar in such event.
* **Genius-Level Intellect**: Odin is extremely intelligent and clever, as even Mimir, the smartest being alive in all the Nine Realms, acknowledged his cleverness, saying that he is almost as clever as he believes himself to be.
	+ **Master Strategist and Leader**: Odin is an exceptionally cunning strategist and charismatic leader, able to effectively lead Asgard into numerous wars and emerge victorious, with only the Vanir under Freya's leadership being able to withstand him.
	+ **Master of Deception and Manipulation**: As Mimir has stated, Odin is an exceedingly accomplished and cunning manipulator. According to Frejya, Odin's purposes were never always true, even when telling the truth.
	+ **Deductive Analysis:** From having heard the prophecy of Ragnarök, he was able to figure out that who would play parts in it. Odin was not fooled by Loki's lie that he had sacrificed his eye for knowledge, correctly deducing that Mimir had fooled him, and the well of knowledge was actually just filled with magic hallucinogenic mushrooms to give even a god visions. He also figured out the locations of the pieces of the Mask from Atreus translating the language on the pieces.
	+ **Master Torturer**: Odin was known to be a very creative and skilled torturer for many centuries, as he personally tortured his captives for information, to the point that they said that he would personally rather die than continue to be tortured by Odin.
* **Cooking**: While impersonating Týr, Odin displayed a remarkable amount of skill in cooking, far surpassing the results of Brok's cooking and even awakening Mimir's appetite, though Brok considered the disguised Odin's cooking to be nothing more than “passable dirt soup”.

### Weaknesses

* **Divine Harms**: While Athena is immortal, only divine forces and weaponry, like Pandora's Box and the Blade of Olympus as well as beings with sufficient power like Fenrir, fellow Asier, Vanir, other gods, Titans or Primordials could harm and kill him, however.

## External links

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