| grendel | | sun |
| sigmund | | Odin's wolves |
| raven | | epic poem dated back to between the 8th and early 11th century |
| valhalla | | giant wolf that chases the sun around every day |
| hel | | Rainbow Bridge used to reach Asgard |
| frigg | | Odin's gift to the human race |
| forseti | | Odin's spear |
| jormungand | | Doomsday for Gods and men |
| hammer | | "Past, Present, and Future"; goddesses of Fate |
| thor | | Thor's wife's hair was made of this |
| sol | | used to warn the gods of Doomsday |
| norns | | Odin's great hall where fallen warriors reside |
| nine | | monster that terrorizes the mead hall in the first written Scandinavian epic |
| balder | | World Tree |
| breath | | homeland of the Giants |
| skoll | | Odin learned magic from these stones |
| freyja | | messenger of the gods |
| ymir | | responsible for Odin's inevitable death |
| ragnarok | | Odin's Germanic name |
| geriandfreki | | god of wind and sea; exchanged between the two groups of gods during peace treaty |
| jotunheim | | largest serpent in the Universe |
| snorri | | more peaceful group of gods and goddesses |
| bifrost | | Odin's eight-legged steed |
| mimir | | number of worlds connected together by World Tree |
| vanir | | number of the more prominent gods in Asgard |
| beowulf | | goddess of the Earth |
| bolverk | | type of bird that delivers Odin news of the world |
| tyr | | group of women that brought the bravest warriors to Odin's hall after their death |
| hermod | | god of wisdom; guards the Well of Knowledge |
| sleipnir | | one-handed god of war |
| eye | | Odin's wife |
| njord | | Odin gave up this body part to drink from the Well of Knowledge |
| aesir | | goddess of love and beauty |
| twelve | | the first being |
| fenrir | | where the human race lives |
| valkyries | | Odin's pseudo-alias used to acquire the Mead of Poetry |
| jord | | god of justice |
| loki | | Icelandic poet, comparable to Homer but for Norse mythology |
| apple | | the trickster god of fire |
| Yggdrasill | | main tribe of Norse gods and goddesses; similar to the Olympic gods |
| gold | | Thor's weapon of choice |
| midgard | | the "dying" god; Odin's son |
| gungnir | | the mightiest of the gods |
| wodan | | golden fruit that keeps gods young and immortal |
| Runes | | similar to the Sword and the Stone, except this Norse hero pulled his magical sword from a great tree |
| horn | | the Underworld |
