Odin is recognized as the Norse deity of war, death, and wisdom, often referred to as the All-Father. He occupies a pivotal role in Norse mythology and Germanic pagan traditions.

War and Death: Odin presides over war and is closely linked to the valor of fallen warriors. He governs Valhalla, the hall designated for the slain, where half of those who perish in battle are welcomed. His female attendants, known as the valkyries, are tasked with gathering these fallen heroes.

Wisdom and Magic: Odin is renowned for his magical prowess and his connection to runes. He famously sacrificed one of his eyes to gain access to Mímir's well, a wellspring of wisdom.

Other Roles: Odin serves as the guardian of heroes and is revered as the deity of poets. His worship was prevalent among kings, warrior leaders, and their followers.

Role:

• The principal god in Norse mythology
• The progenitor of numerous Norse deities, including Thor and Balder
• The patron of travelers 
• A master of magic 
• The sovereign of Valhalla, the hall of the slain  

Attributes:

• One-eyed, having relinquished his other eye for wisdom
• Associated with nobility, the gallows, and the runic script 
• Linked to poetry, frenzy, and sorcery 

Animals:

• Hugin and Munin, ravens that traverse the world and relay their observations
• Sleipnir, an eight-legged steed capable of traversing all realms
• Geri and Freki, Odin's wolves 

Other Names:

• Wodan, Woden, or Wotan.

Material: Cold Cast Resin

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