Rakshasas stood 6‒7 ft (1.8‒2.1 m) tall, with those of lower rank being shorter. The palms of a rakshasa faced out from the body when the arms were at rest and the finger joints bent backwards to grasp and manipulate objects. However, their most unnerving and unique feature was their reversed hands. The eyes of a rakshasa could range from gold and black slits for felines to protruding, multifaceted spheres for insects but always contained a fiendish glimmer of disturbing, infernal intellect. Their true forms were most commonly humanoids with the heads of tigers and luxurious fur to match their attire, although it was not unusual for them to possess the heads and features of carnivorous apes, crocodiles or mantises, with high ranking rakshasas being rumored to have multiple heads. The true form of a rakshasa was almost never seen due to their ability to assume almost any humanoid figure, but their lavish taste ensured they were almost always wearing the finest garments and most precious jewelry. 9.3.5 Organized Play & Licensed Adventures.Kratos: Formerly the second Greek God of War, now know among the Jötnar as Fàrbauti, meaning cruel striker.Former Ambassador for Odin Guardian of the Well of Knowledge. Mimir (Undead): God of Wisdom and Knowledge.Verðandi: Goddess of Present and a Norn.Hel: Future daughter of Loki, Future Goddess of the Dead, Future Ruler of the Underworld.Loki: God of Mischief, Deception, Artifice, Lies, Stories, Magic, Chaos, Destruction, Earthquakes, War and Change.Nine Daughters of Ægir and Rán: Goddesses of Waves.Skaði (Deceased): Goddess of the Hunting, Skiing, Winter and Mountains.Fjörgyn (Deceased): Goddess of Earth and Trees.Jötunn Gods are the Norse Gods that are par giant, part god and have the powers and abilities of both races. Sought refuge in the Great Gate of Alfheim, but was instead killed by the drake Gravel Belly.

Freyr's personal messenger and wielder of the wand Gambanteinn. Skirnir (Deceased): God of the Messengers.Hildisvíni: Freya's Advisor and Counselor God of the Vanir.Kvasir (Deceased): God of Peace, Mead and Wisdom.Freyr (Deceased): God of Fertility, Sacral, Kingship, Virility, Prosperity, Sunshine and Abundance.Former wife of Odin and Queen of the Valkyries. Freya: Goddess of Sorcery, Love, Lust, Beauty, Gold, War, Death, Fertility and Warmth.Nerthus (Deceased): Goddess of Fertility and Magic.Njörd: God of the Sea, Wind, Seafaring, Crop Fertility, Wealth and Fishing.They are natives of Vanaheim, one of the Nine Realms of the World Tree. The Vanir Gods are one of the two tribes of Norse Gods along with the Aesir, and are known for their connection to nature and magic. Ullr: God of Justice, Hunting and Dueling.Hœnir (Deceased): God of Silence, Indecision, Avoidance and Mystery.Vidar: God of Space, Silence, Vengeance and Footwear.Keeper of the Golden Apples and wife of Bragi. Sif: Goddess of Wheat, Earth, Harvest and Family.Heimdall (Deceased): God of Foresight, Surveillance, Order and Foreknowledge.Týr: God of War, Law, Justice, Trial, Heroic Glory, Honor, Courage, Oaths, Authority and Duels.Baldur (Deceased): God of Light, Joy, Purity, Peace, Forgiveness, Prophecy and Beauty.Thor (Deceased): God of Thunder, Lightning, Strength, Storm, Fertility, Oak Trees.Vé: God of Countenance, Speech, Hearing and Sight.The All-father and King of the Gods and Asgard. Odin (Deceased): God of the Sky, Death, Knowledge, Wisdom, The Gallows, Victory, Wind, Crafts, Healing, Royalty, Frenzy, Divination, Ravens, Runic Alphabet and Magic.Búri (Deceased): The first Norse God to exist, First of Aesir and God of Creation.They also believe that the only way for someone to achieve an honorable death is to fall in battle, with everything else being seen as cowardly and shameful. The Aesir Gods are more aggressive and warlike than the Vanir, representing the brute strength and raw power of nature.

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