Skadi (SKAH-dee)

Norse Deity

Skadi

Skadi, the formidable goddess of winter, mountains, and hunting, is the embodiment of the stark beauty and deadly grace of the frozen wilds. Her presence is as crisp and biting as the winter air, a deity whose essence is one with the ice-capped peaks and the silent snowfall. Skadi's form is an awe-inspiring sight, a huntress draped in the purity of snow and the armor of the relentless chill. Her eyes, the clear blue of glacial ice, reflect the unyielding strength of the winter and the solitude of the highlands. Her voice is the howl of the blizzard and the silence of the snow-covered expanse, a sound that evokes the reverence of the stark and the splendor of the hunt. As the goddess who thrives in the inhospitable, Skadi's touch is the frost that clings to the world, her influence found in the challenge of survival and the respect for the harshness of nature.

Physical Description

General Physical Condition

Tall and formidable figure, often depicted in winter attire, radiating strength and resilience. Possesses attributes symbolizing her affinity with mountains and cold regions.

Species

Beings: Divine

Ethnicity

Norse

Life

200 CE 1500 CE 1300 years old

Parents

Ymir

Children

• Freyja

Sex

Female