Baldr’s Dream (Story form)
When Baldr, the shining son of Odin, begins to dream of his own death, the gods of Asgard are filled with dread. Seeking the truth, Odin rides alone into the realm of the dead to awaken a long-buried seeress. Her prophecy reveals the coming of tragedy - Baldr’s death, the grief of the gods, and the first shadows of Ragnarök. Baldr’s Dreams is a timeless tale of love, loss, and the inescapable power of fate, echoing the belief that even gods cannot escape what must come.
The lay of Rig (Story Form)
The Lay of Ríg tells how the god Heimdall (walking the earth in mortal form as Ríg) shaped the very fabric of human society. Through his visits to three households, he brought into being the ancestors of slaves, freemen, and nobles, binding all people to a shared divine origin.
It is not a tale of war or prophecy, but of creation and connection - a myth that reminds us that strength, skill, and wisdom each have their sacred place in the world.
The Lay of Hyndla (In Story Form)
In the cold stillness of night, beneath a sky alive with stars, the goddess Freyja rides her golden-bristled boar, Hildisvíni, to the mountain cave of Hyndla, an ancient giantess who guards the secrets of blood and fate.
Freyja’s mortal follower, Óttar the Young, has staked his honour and inheritance on his forgotten lineage. To help him, Freyja seeks Hyndla’s wisdom — but the old seeress demands truth for truth and speaks the names of gods, kings, and heroes with a voice that shakes the stones.
As the cave fills with the echoes of ancient bloodlines — from Sigurðr the Dragon-Slayer to Haraldr Battle-Tooth — the goddess reveals that memory itself is magic, and that to know one’s ancestors is to awaken their power.
A story of ancestry, divine guidance, and the sacred weight of remembrance, The Lay of Hyndla bridges the mortal and the mythic — where every name spoken is a spark of the old world reborn.
The Lay of Svipdag (In story form)
The tale of Svipdag is one of the hidden gems of Norse mythology — a story not of gods at war, but of fate, love, and the enduring bond between mother and son. Sent on an impossible quest by his cruel stepmother, Svipdag calls upon the spirit of his dead mother, Gróa, who rises from her grave to arm him with protective spells. Guided by her magic, he journeys through perils until at last he reaches the blazing fortress of Menglöð, the maiden destined to be his bride. There, through riddles and trials, his fate is revealed, and the long-awaited union of two lovers is fulfilled.