The Gods finally had their fill with Loki. After an eternity of mischief he had finally gone too far: Baldr was dead.
No stone in the Nine Realms was left unturned in the savage hunt for Loki. The God of mischief was about to receive such a punishment, that it would shake the very foundations of Midgard.
Forseti, the Lawspeaker God is one of the less known Gods of the Norse Pantheon, but his importance cannot be denied. Learn more about Forseti, the Lawspeaker God.
The ancient Norse had a complicated system of honor and justice developed over many centuries, a system very similar to the British-American Common Law, based on judgement by their own peers, passed out on a gathering named “Thing” (Old Norse, Old English and Icelandic: þing, the governing assembly of free people). But how exactly did it work?
