Halni the Deceiver

Goddess of Desire and Pleasure

(Frøyia, Slaanesh)

The most flamboyant and carefree of the Raenir. Due to her ability to shapechange into any animal, Halni usually figures predominantly in most of the stories and myths of the Norse. In her true form, Halni is portrayed as a young woman with fiery red hair and deep blue eyes. But sometimes Halni is portrayed also having very bisexual traits and can sometimes appear as male too.

Sphere of Influence: Desire, deception, hedonism, brutal sex, pride, herbs, alcohol, celebration, pleasure

Common Worshippers: Shapeshifters (Morkewerernar), hedonists, anyone during the festivities

Symbols: Hermaphroditic statues or Symbol of Slaanesh.

Sacred/Totem Animals: Crab, Salamander, Snake

Rites: Worshipped during every large festival. Halni’s own festivals involve many times orgy or brutal use of thralls as sex objects. Lot’s of herbs (drugs) and alcohol is consumed during these festivities.

Special: Chaos God. Some Ulfwerenar consider to be blessed by the Halni, even they shapeshift to wolves or bears. They are called “Dark Weres”.

Species

God

Aligned Organization

Raenir Pantheon