Odin
Powerful Norse God Odin
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Powerful Norse God Odin
Hey everyone, have you noticed something strange in Skyrim? Skyrim is supposed to be a game focused on the ancient Norse era, right? But where is God? Well don't despair anymore, they have arrived now, at least one of them...
This is Odin, the king and god of the Asgardian gods. He has now arrived in Skyrim to come to your aid and destroy all corruption and evil once and for all.
Name: Odin
Weight: 95
Eyes: blue, blind on one side
Hair: silver blonde
Ethnicity: Northern
Armor: Draugr
Weapon: Steel two-handed ax
Spell: Heal
Location: Forres, Jarl's Longhouse
Basic: Yes
Marriable: Natural
Credits and content
Apachii sky hair
vibrant eyes
helfgemeier's eyebrows
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Hello guys, have you all noticed something piculiar with skyrim? Skyrim is suppose to bee a game focusing on the time of the ancient Norse, right? But where are the gods?!! Well do not disspair any longer, they have now arrived, at least one of them...
This is Odin, King and god of the gods of Asgard. He has now arrived to Skyrim, to lend you a helping hand in destroying all corruption and evil once and for all.
Name: Odin
Weight: 95
Eyes: Blue, blind on one side
Hair: Silverblonde
Race: Nord
Armor: Draugr
Weapons: Steel two handed Axe
Spells: Healing
Location: Falkreath, Jarl's Longhouse
Essential: YES
Marriageable: Naturally
Credits and content
Apachii Sky Hair
Vibrant Eyes
Hvergelmir's Brows
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