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Hábrók

Also called Hbrk.

In Norse mythology, Hábrók is the finest of all hawks. It soars higher and faster than any bird, catching even the most elusive prey.

At a glance

Tradition
Norse mythology
Trait family
The Fore-Knowing
Symbols
Bird

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Symbols

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Traits

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Form

  • Shapeshifts human animal
    why

    Some legends even suggest that Hábrók has the ability to shape-shift, taking on human form when needed to interact more directly with the gods or heroes of Norse tales.

Behaviour

  • Messenger of a deity
    why

    It is said to understand the language of the gods and to carry messages between the realms of Asgard and Midgard.

Sight and sound

Offensive powers

  • Strategic hunting intelligence
    why

    Hábrók's hunting abilities are legendary, with stories telling of its capacity to catch not just earthly prey, but also mythical creatures that other predators would never dare to challenge.

Utility powers

  • Flight
    why

    It soars higher and faster than any bird, catching even the most elusive prey.

  • Keen eyesight
    why

    its keen eyes capable of spotting the most elusive prey from incredible heights

  • Knowledge bestowal
    why

    It is said to understand the language of the gods and to carry messages between the realms of Asgard and Midgard.

  • Shapeshifting
    why

    Some legends even suggest that Hábrók has the ability to shape-shift, taking on human form when needed to interact more directly with the gods or heroes of Norse tales.