Which Norse God Or Goddess Are You Most Like?

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Found this on a whim after watching Matantei Loki Ragnarok rekindled my interest in Norse mythology:

http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=75898

I had no idea what to put for the guy questions like: 'You consider yourself a good-looking bloke' (uhh no I don't consider myself a bloke at all...-_-;; ).

Anyway I got Freya even though I put 'no' for the mother question..

Freya 80%
Njord 70%
Freyr 70%
Odin 60%
Sif 60%
Balder 60%
Loki 50%
Skadi 50%
Hel 40%
Bragi 40%
Frigg 40%
Tyr 30%
Heimdall 30%
Thor 10%

 

Odin 60%
Balder 60%
Thor 60%
Freyr 50%
Frigg 50%
Loki 40%
Heimdall 30%
Njord 30%
Freya 20%
Hel 20%
Skadi 20%
Bragi 20%
Sif 0%
Tyr 0%

I think I'd make a good Odin.

 

Loki 90%
Odin 60%
Frigg 60%
Freyr 50%
Freya 50%
Bragi 50%
Balder 50%
Hel 50%
Thor 50%
Heimdall 40%
Tyr 40%
Njord 20%
Skadi 20%
Sif 0%

I'm not surpised. Loke is my favorite mythical God.

 

I got a tie between Bragi and Balder but scored Bragi (god of eloquence and poetry!)

You scored as Bragi.

Balder 80%

Bragi 80%

Freyr 70%

Odin 60%

Thor 50%

Frigg 50%

Freya 40%

Heimdall 40%

Loki 40%

Sif 40%

Njord 40%

Skadi 30%

Tyr 30%

Hel 20%

Some questions didn't make much sense to me though.

 

A tie between Balder and Freyr, I got Freyr:

"Freyr is the god of sun and rain, and the patron of bountiful harvests. He is both god of peace and a brave warrior. He is also ruler of the elves. Freyr is the most prominent and most beautiful of the male members of the Vanir and is called 'God of the World'. After the merging of the Aesir and the Vanir, Freyr was called 'Lord of the Aesir'. Freyr was also called upon to grant a fertile marriage."

How fitting again! Does this make me the God of Love? Eat my bountiful harvest! And fertile marriages to you all!

 

Freyr - Freyr is the god of sun and rain, and the patron of bountiful harvest. He is both a god of peace and a brave warrior. He is also the rulers of elves (!). Freyr is the most prominent and most beautiful of the male members of the Vanir, and is called « God of the world ». After the mearging of the Aesir and the Vanir, Freyr was called « Lord of the Aesir ». He was also called upon to grant a a fertile marriage.

Wow I like that !

Freyr 70%
Skadi 60%
Balder 60%
Freya 50%
Bragi 50%
Loki 50%
Thor 50%
Odin 40%
Frigg 40%
Hel 30%
Sif 20%
Heimdall 20%
Njord 20%
Tyr 20%


They should have put an option like « I am a man/woman » So lads like me wouldn't have to answer questions like « You are a beautiful woman ».

@Shadow Lurker; I just replied « no » to every female-related question, I assume you did the same for any male-related?

 

Frigg 60%
Freyr 50%
Bragi 50%
Balder 50%
Tyr 50%
Loki 40%
Odin 40%
Freya 30%
Skadi 30%
Hel 20%
Njord 10%
Heimdall 10%
Thor 10%
Sif 0%

I'm a Goddess...a...GODDESS!!!....but I'm a man!

Not only that but I'm the goddess of motherhood, fertility and love...what the hell

 

Loki

Loki 80%
Bragi 70%
Freyr 60%
Njord 60%
Odin 60%
Balder 40%
Freya 40%
Frigg 40%
Hel 40%
Skadi 40%
Sif 40%
Tyr 40%
Heimdall 40%
Thor 30%

 

Odin 100%
Njord 70%
Balder 70%
Bragi 60%
Tyr 60%
Thor 60%
Skadi 60%
Freyr 60%
Loki 40%
Heimdall 40%
Sif 30%
Freya 20%
Frigg 10%
Hel 10%


EDIT: Njorð is the god of the sea, he's hardly a loser, unless you have some sort of anti-Vanir thing going on. Also, shadow lurker, Freya isn't a mother either .

[ February 27, 2007, 16:53: Message edited by: Warrior of the World ]

 

Wow, I managed to get some obscure loser. To top that off my #2 is a woman.

Njord 70%
Freya 60%
Odin 50%
Freyr 40%
Balder 40%
Loki 40%
Skadi 40%
Thor 30%
Sif 20%
Heimdall 20%
Hel 20%
Bragi 10%
Frigg 10%
Tyr 10%

 

O_o Skadi... obscure much?

A giantess called the "Snow-shoe Godess" and the enbodiment of winter. She is the wife of the god Njord. When her father Thiazi was slain by the gods, Skadi wanted to take revenge. The gods thought it wiser to reconciliate and offered her a marrage with one of them. She was free to mary any god, but while she made her choice she was only allowed to see the feet of the potential candidates, She noticed a very elegant pair and, convinced that their owner was the fair got Balder. she chose them. Unfortunately for her those feet belonged to the older god Njord.

Indeed....


Skadi 60%
Frigg 50%
Loki 50%
Freya 40%
Balder 40%
Tyr 40%
Odin 40%
Sif 30%
Freya 30%
Bragi 20%
Heimdall 20%
Njord 20%
Hel 20%
Thor 10%

[ February 27, 2007, 17:06: Message edited by: Dethwynd ]

 

Great, so not only is my guy obscure but he only managed to get hitched because his wife picked the wrong set of feet?

 

I knew this one coming in. The only difference between me and Odin is that he's underhanded and I'm not. Anyway we both enjoy poetry and being down right bastards.

 

Bragi 80%
Njord 60%
Tyr 60%
Odin 60%
Loki 60%
Freyr 50%
Thor 40%
Hel 40%
Skadi 40%
Freya 30%
Balder 30%
Frigg 30%
Sif 20%
Heimdall10%

Bragi is the god of eloquence and poetry, it says, and thoguh I'm not a poet I write a lot in my work, so maybe it's accurate.

Yeah, the gender issue is very foggy on this one!

 

Njord 60%
Hel 60%
Skadi 60%
Freya 60%
Freyr 60%
Sif 50%
Frigg 40%
Tyr 40%
Bragi 30%
Thor 20%
Balder 20%
Heimdall 20%
Loki 10%

 

You scored as Odin.

Odin 100%
Balder 80%
Freyr 70%
Bragi 70%
Njord 60%
Loki 60%
Tyr 50%
Thor 50%
Hel 50%
Skadi 30%
Freya 30%
Frigg 30%
Heimdall 20%
Sif 20%

I always wanted to be the All-Father

 

Balder, 90: Light, joy, purity, beauty, innocence and reconciliation. Friendly, wise and eloquent etc. You all love me, I know, I know.

Freyr 80
Bragi 80

 

Freyr, which is quite fitting since my middle name *is* Frej, the Swedish/Nordic name for Freyr.

Freyr 80%
Tyr 50%
Heimdall 30%
Freya 30%
Balder 30%
Frigg 20%
Bragi 20%
Loki 20%
Thor 20%
Sif 20%
Odin 20%
Njord 10%
Skadi 10%
Hel 0%

 

First, the results:
-- Njord 80%
-- Freyr 80% (Displayed this one for me)

Second, what Wikipedia says about them:

Njord: In Norse mythology, Njord is one of the Vanir and the god of wind, fertile land along the seacoast, as well as seamanship, sailing and fishing. The prose Edda says he has the power to calm the sea or fire. He is the husband of Skaði and father of Yngvi-Freyr and Freyja. Their mother was, according to the Heimskringla, Njord's own sister and lover. Apparently the Vanir, unlike the Æsir, had the custom of consanguineous marriage. His sister's name may also be Njord, according to the reconstruction of the name of a Teutonic goddess that Tacitus transliterated into Latin as "Nerthus" (= Njörðr). His dwelling is said to be Noatún 'Ship-town'. Njord is also a god closely associated with fertility, as are the Vanir in general.

Freyr: Freyr (sometimes anglicized Frey) is one of the most important deities in Norse paganism and Norse mythology. Worshipped as a phallic fertility god, Freyr "bestows peace and pleasure on mortals". He rules over the rain, the shining of the sun and the produce of the fields.

He is one of the Vanir, the son of the sea god Njörðr and brother of the love goddess Freyja. The gods gave him Álfheimr, the realm of the Elves, as a teething present. He rides the shining dwarf-made boar Gullinbursti and possesses the ship Skíðblaðnir which always has a favorable breeze and can be folded together and carried in a pouch when it is not being used. He has the servants Skírnir, Byggvir and Beyla.