RUNE MEMORY
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Règle du Jeu :
- Retournez deux cartes. Si les images sont identiques, le jeu laisse les cartes visibles.
- Si les images sont différentes, les cartes se retournent faces cachées là où elles étaient.
- La partie est terminée lorsque toutes les cartes ont été assemblées par paires.
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Deities
"Discover the mystical legacy of the Norse deities and runes: a legendary saga engraved in Scandinavian history and culture."
The Runes: Divine Bridge between Men and Gods
The Norse deities have deeply marked the culture and religion of the Nordic people, especially through their close connection with runes, an ancient Germanic and Scandinavian writing system. Odin, the god of wisdom, war, and death, holds a central place in this runic connection, having sacrificed an eye to acquire wisdom. Tyr, god of justice and war, Frigg, protective goddess of households, and Hel, guardian of the realm of the dead, are other deities associated with the runes. In summary, these deities were invoked to bring wisdom, justice, prosperity, and peace, and the runes served as a sacred link to communicate with them.
Aesir Gods
Explore the Aesir gods, powerful figures in Norse mythology, each with their unique skills and personalities.
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The Vanir
Discover the Vanir deities, related to fertility and nature, and their fascinating history of war and alliance with the Aesir.
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Aesir Gods
The Aesir gods form one of the main divine families in Norse mythology. They embody war, wisdom, magic, justice, and poetry. Notable members of the Aesir include Odin, Thor, Tyr, Heimdall, Balder, and Loki, each with specific skills and a unique personality.
Urd
Urd is a goddess in Norse mythology, part of the trio of Norns, the divinities responsible for weaving the fate of men and gods. The Norns were depicted as wise women, who lived at the foot of the World Tree Yggdrasil, and there they wove the threads of destiny.
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Urd
Thor
Odin
Heimdall
Surtr
Gefjon
Frigg
Hel
Skuld
Skadi
Ullr
Baldr
Tyr
Idunn
Baldur
These deities are also closely related to wisdom and magic, residing in the majestic realm of Asgard, which can be reached by crossing the legendary rainbow bridge Bifröst.
The Aesir had complex interactions with other gods, humans, giants, and monsters, recounted in oral stories passed down through the centuries and compiled in texts like the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda.
The Vanir
The Vanir, a group of deities distinct from the Aesir in Norse mythology, are associated with fertility, the earth, and the sea. The Aesir, on the other hand, are more linked to war and victory.
Freya
Freyja is a major goddess in Norse mythology, associated with love, fertility, war, and magic. She is considered one of the most popular and powerful goddesses in Norse mythology, and was highly revered by the Vikings.
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Freya
Freyr
Njord
The precise origin of the Vanir remains unknown, but they appear to have been worshipped in a different region from the Aesir initially. A war, the War of the Gods, pitted these two divine groups against each other but ultimately led to a peace agreement. The Vanir were then integrated with the Aesir, thus forming a larger divine family.
Among the most important Vanir are Frey and Freyja, associated with fertility, prosperity, and peace. Frey is often depicted with the magical boar Gullinbursti, while Freyja is linked to carnal love and symbolized by a cat. Other Vanir deities include Njörd, god of the sea, his children Freyr and Gerd, and the divine twins Hnoss and Gersemi, representing beauty and wealth.
The Vanir are often associated with nature, fertility, and benevolence, with seasonal celebrations such as the summer solstice, marked by offerings to ensure good harvests.
In summary, the Vanir are a distinct group of deities in Norse mythology, associated with fertility, the earth, and the sea, mingling with the Aesir after a war, and famous for their benevolence towards humanity and nature.
