There are 100 different subforums where you could post this shit.
It's not a regular occurance that I post a thread, so some of the features are still a bit new to me. *Shrug*
@not william stenchever No, but in one of the stories, he wanted The Mead of Poetry, which belonged to the Giant, Gilling, but he made the mistake of having his daughter, Gunnlod stay in the mountain and guard it. Odin morphed into a dashing pretty boy, and the two slept together, all while Odin sampled the Mead.
In the end, when Gilling returned home, Odin morphed into a snake, then into an eagle, and took the Mead of Poetry with him. He also knocked Gunnlod up, which resulted in Bragi, the half Æsir, half Jötunn God of Music and Poetry, who would become aware of his heritage as the second known son of The All-Father, go to Asgard, and marry Idunn (the Goddess who guarded the apples of the same name), when he came of age.
@isalaide Odin is supposed to have had a daughter, but the rest of his spawn are sons, so it's brushed under the carpet. Also, might I add that Nepr, Baldur's father-in-law, is usually listed as one of Odin's sons, so poor Baldur inadvertently married his half-niece, but that's not as at face value bad as Primordials, Titans, and Olympians, having to shag their brothers and sisters, simply because, at the start, there weren't any "pure-blooded" members to reproduce with.
Some of the Olympians, such as, of course, Poseidon and Zeus were worse, though. For example, they both fucked their sister, Demeter: By Zeus, she had Persephone, and by Poseidon, she had a son, Arion, an intelligent, talking horse, because Poseidon wouldn't take no for an answer, and she ran away in the form of a mare, but Poseidon gave chase in the form of a stallion, and... had his way with her.
Hera was also their sister, but Zeus was married to her, and she didn't have an affair with Poseidon, or anyone else, I don't think, as she was a Goddess of Marriage. Although, in Poseidon's case, he definitely raped Demeter. Some accounts even involve Zeus having a daughter with Persephone... Yeah.
Zeus wasn't a pedophile, but he was gay with some twink, whom he loved/lusted after so much, he made him virtually immortal, and him and Poseidon, of course are infamous for their using their shapeshifting to boink women. One example that comes to mind: Zeus, in the form of a swan, knocked Leda, Princess of Sparta, up with Pollux and Helen (as in, Helen of Troy), but not Castor (or whatever his original Greek name is. Same thing with Pollux, 'cos I can't remember that, either), because somehow, his biological father was Leda's husband.
About Baldur's wife, however: she was Nanna, the Æsir Goddess of Joy, Spring, and the Moon, and the moon part of her, for lack of better words, title(s) or association, makes her somewhat similar to Rhiannon, Welsh Goddess of the Moon, Reconciliation, and Horses (Baldur and Nanna's son, Forseti, is also counted as a God of Reconciliation, but is mostly known for being the Æsir God of Law and Justice), Selene, Titaness of the Moon, and Pandia, half Titaness, half Olympian Goddess of the Moon, and daughter of Selene and Zeus.
@m1ddl3m4rch Which is why Sif has black hair in Marvel, as a reference to Loki's prank. And I like seeing appreciation for The Spear of Heaven. Some images for ya:
From here:
https://mythicalcreatures.info/characters/gungnir/
But my favourite look for Gungnir is from God of War. I like the wooden carved look to it, and it doubles as a badass looking walking stick/All-Pimp cane:
@Tablet County Hindu mythology is bonkers, what with certain Gods having 40 avatars. I did Religious Education in high school, and my favourite story was that of Hanuman.