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| − | * '''[[Wikipedia:Skuld (Norn)|Skuld]]''', in Norse mythology is one of the three [[Wikipedia: | + | * '''[[Wikipedia:Skuld (Norn)|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 | + | ** Skuld is a goddess who weaves the future, which explains her ability to look into opponent's Deck. |
| − | * She is also a character in [[Wikipedia:Der Ring des Nibelungen|Der Ring des Nibelungen]], written by [[Wikipedia:Richard Wagner|Richard Wagner]]. | + | * She is also a character in ''[[Wikipedia:Der Ring des Nibelungen|Der Ring des Nibelungen]]'', written by [[Wikipedia:Richard Wagner|Richard Wagner]]. |
* 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]]". | ||
| − | * This card has a real life counterpart | + | * This card has a real-life counterpart, albeit with slightly different effect, "[[Peeking Goblin]]". |
Revision as of 15:47, 25 June 2017
- 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".
- This card has a real-life counterpart, albeit with slightly different effect, "Peeking Goblin".
