Goddess of marriage and motherhood who could foresee the future, but would seldom tell about what she saw --

Trickster, probably part god and part giant

Red-haired god of thunder

Golden-haired goddess of earth, harvest, and home

God of mercy and unalterable justice who was killed by a mistletoe dart thrown by his blind brother

Watchman of the gods with powerful sight and hearing

Norse goddesses of destiny, past, present, and future

One-handed god of justice and battle

Winged selectors of the victorious dead

Keeper of the golden apples of immortality

Vanir god of wind and sea

Norse goddess of beauty, wealth, and battle

Vanir god of prosperity and fertility

Eight-legged horse, son of Loki, steed of Odin

Ruler of the Norse underworld

Giant serpent who encircles Midgard

Gigantic wolf, Loki's son

In the original myths, Loki was the adopted brother of . . .

The family of the gods of war are known as the . . .