Change: LokiLouhiLoviatarLuuvaloMagniMangamyrMaraMara - TrollMargygrMargygr - MerfolkMephistophelesMetsanhaltiaMidgard SerpentMidgardsormrMimirMistModdey DhooModiMokerkjalfiMokkurkalfiMuninnMuspelNabbiNackenNarviNibelungenNickarNickelNickerNickurNicorNidhoggrNigelungNikkeNikyrNinnirNixNixiNokkeNordiNornsNorviNykurOdin's   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1066)

Change: Bel - NorseBeliBergbuiBergelmirBergfolkBergjarlBergriserBerlingBestiaBestlaBolthornBorBorbytibgarnaBorbytingarnaBorrBrokkBrokkrBrynhildrBuriCallicantzarosCheval BayardCirchosDainDain - DwarfDraugrDriftaDrowsDurnirDvalin - DwarfDvalin - StagEggtherEikthymirEinherjarElbElenElk of HiisiElle-FolkEllisElves   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 845)

Change: All of the ^above^ information is from this archived site. More information is available at Encyclopedia Mythica: Norse Mythology and the Norse Mythology Blog.Browse the following creatures originating from Norse Mythology: Dwarf Sea Serpent (located in Sea Creatures section) Troll Jötnar/Jötunn YggdrasilFenris (Fenrir) Wolf KrakenElves   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 710)

Change: All of the ^above^ information is from:from this archived site. More information is available at Encyclopedia Mythica: Norse Mythology and the Norse Mythology http://www.geocities.com/Athens/delphi/8991/scanda.htmlBlog.Browse the following creatures originating from Norse Mythology: Dwarf Sea Serpent (located in Sea Creatures section) Troll Jötnar/Jötunn YggdrasilFenris (Fenrir) Wolf   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 708)

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Change: godar."godar." Worship was originally conducted outdoors, under guardian trees, near sacred wells, or within sacred arrangements of stones. Later, wooden temples were used, with altars and with carved representations of the gods. The most important temple was at Old Uppsala, Sweden, where animals and even human beings were sacrificed.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 696)

Change:  Norse mythology included dwarves; elves; and the Norns, who distributed fates to mortals. The ancient Norse also believed in personal spirits, such as the fylgja   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 694)

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Change:  Browse the following creatures originating from Norse Mythology: Sea Serpent (located in Sea Creatures section) DwarfTroll   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 17)