Difference between revisions of "Card Trivia:Goddess Skuld's Oracle"
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| − | * '''[[Wikipedia:Skuld | + | * '''[[Wikipedia:Skuld|Skuld]]''', in Norse mythology is one of the three [[Wikipedia:Norns|Norns]], along with "[[Goddess Urd's Verdict|Urd]]" and "[[Goddess Verdandi's Guidance|Verandi]]". Her name means "necessity". |
** Skuld is a goddess who weaves the future, which explains her ability to look into opponent's Deck. | ** Skuld is a goddess who weaves the future, which explains her ability to look into opponent's Deck. | ||
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* She appears in the artwork of the card "[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]". | * She appears in the artwork of the card "[[Mischief of the Time Goddess]]". | ||
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Revision as of 06:10, 5 August 2018
- Skuld, in Norse mythology is one of the three Norns, along with "Urd" and "Verandi". Her name means "necessity".
- Skuld is a goddess who weaves the future, which explains her ability to look into opponent's Deck.
- She is also a character in Der Ring des Nibelungen, written by Richard Wagner.
- She appears in the artwork of the card "Mischief of the Time Goddess".
