The Divinities

Tyr
Tyr is the God of War and Valor and the Divinity to the Warrior path. He is also the leader of the Divinities.Tyr is the younger brother of Fenris and has always conflicted with his brother's turmoil. During creation Tyr was the forger of Aesir and it's people. He is considered the Father of Creation and the symbol of honor. He is depicted as being a musclar man-like bull with eight eyes and horns.

Eir
Eir is the Goddess of Life and Healing and the Divinity to the Cleric path. When creation took place, she was the one who granted life to Aesir. She is considered to be the Mother of Creation and is the divine ruler of the Well of Urd. Eir is depicted as an oracle draped in fabric and jewels to symbolize of importance. She holds a cradle of water to symbolize her role in life and healing.

Vili
Vili is the God of Order and Mysticism anf the Divinity to the Mage path. He was in control over the thoughts and chain of life. He created the concept of choice a

mongst men and created personalities. Vili is depicted as a grim character with no face. He is entitled as the Ghost of Judgement and many seek his guidance when the choices of fate arrise.

Skadi
Skadi is the Goddess of Nature and Evolution and the Divinity to the Ranger path. She was the landscape artist over Aesir and created the rolling hills, plains, and nature that flourishes the land as well as the decider of how life ages. Skadi has been called the the Nymph of Aesir. She decided the scenery and weather. She is depicted as a a nymph bound by tree roots and the feet of a horse.

Fenris
Fenris is the God of Ruin and Darkness and the older brother of Tyr. In creation, Fenris was the creator of night and day, of death, and of emotions. After spiraling into lunacy, he was casted into Helheim at the request of Tyr in order to protect Aesir from his chaos. It has always been Fenris' want to overthrow Tyr and take his place. Fenris is depicted as a large half man, half demon creature with five eyes and two downward turned horns. His fifth eye symbolizes the "all-seeing eye" which allows him to peer into his follower's souls. (Keir has a similar structure on his forhead in hommage to Fenris).