The mighty “pig” of Valhal… Odin didn’t feel that a pig would do him that much good on the Blood Bowl field so using rune magic he turned it into the shape of a huge man with a bulls head.

He chose Særimner because it can be cut without getting hurt just regenerating its wounds. This ability is used in the Valhal to feed the many fallen warriors know as “einherjerne”. These are the warriors that is “collected” from the battlefield and brought to Valhal to fight together with the gods when Ragnarok comes.

Tor is the son of Odin and the Earth and is the strongest of all the gods. He don’t really like playing Blood Bowl because he can’t bring his mighty hammer “Mjølner” and he can’t ride around in his wagon and blast his enemies with lightning bolts.

Tyr is the god of war and is the bravest of all the gods. He has lost his right hand to the gigantic “Fenris” wolf because he distracted it while the other gods put a chain around its neck. Tyr had helped raise the wolf since I was a pub but its ever-increasing growth alarmed the gods and they had to chain it.

The day that the Fenris wolf breaks its chain and eats the sun and moon. This is the beginning of Ragnarok and will happen after the “Fimbul” winter…

Odin is the father of the gods as well as everything on earth and this is why he’s called the all-father. He only has one eye because he traded the other for a drink from the well of “Mimer”. This Drink gave him wisdom beyond earthly measure thus making him the god of wisdom (duh!).

Apart from this he’s also the god of war and victory and he’s even the supreme master of rune magic… Standing on the sideline is always his 8-legged steed “Sleipner” as well as his wolfs “Gere” and “Freke” and overhead fly’s his ravens “Hugin” and “Mugin” scouting the field…

Vidar is the other son of Odin and Rind and one of his feats are gigantic. This is not very practical during everyday-god-life but during Ragnarok Vidar will put his boot into the mouth of the Fenris wolf and tear it’s jaw apart.

Ull is the son of Tor’s wife Sif. He can rule over the outcome of duals between humans and is also the best archer in all of Asgard. this makes him Odins natural choice for a thrower.

Heimdal is the guardian of the rainbow-bridge “Bifrost” and thereby the guardian of all of Asgard. He has fantastic hearing and can even hear grass grow and as soon as he hears “jætter” attacking Asgard he will blow the mighty Gjaller-horn.

If he’s not to busy kicking ass on the Blood Bowl field, that is…!