Freyr (frey-ur)
The handsome God of Alfhiem (Kepler III). His Body encompasses the Ingwaz Rune of power. His very being is that of fertility and growth and sacrifice. He is nature, and nature is him both cruel and not forgiving as well as kind and bountiful.
He is worshiped by the Elves, who hold discrete festivals celebrated privately among the elves within their own families.
Artifacts
"Freyr's sword" or "Sword of Victory", which is said to have the power to fight on its own when wielded by a worthy warrior.
Divine Symbols & Sigils
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"Ingwaz" - a symbol for knowledge, perfection and fertility, but also for the divine and energy.
Physical Description
General Physical Condition
Freyr is often depicted in Norse mythology as a handsome, strong and youthful god with golden hair and a beard. He is sometimes shown wearing a crown of antlers or a boar-crested helmet, and is often depicted wearing a green cloak or tunic. He is typically shown holding a magical sword named "Freyr's sword" or "Sword of Victory", which is said to have the power to fight on its own when wielded by a worthy warrior. In some depictions, he is also shown holding a phallic symbol or a sheaf of grain, representing his associations with fertility and agriculture.
Divine Classification
God
Current Location
Species
Realm
Children
Current Residence
Yngvi Citadel
Sex
Male
Presentation
Masculine Sexuality
Eyes
Prettiest shade of blue
Hair
Long flowing Blonde Hair
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
Bronzed tanned
Height
6'10"
Founded Settlements
Ruled Locations
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