On wedding days, she is traditionally invoked, and she
punishes those who break their vows.
Her strength stems from the power of spoken words, which
bind the speaker to truth and honor.
She bestows justice and vengeance on the wicked as needed,
and is the embodiment of righteous rage.
Skadi, as mistress of the hunt, bestowed the bow and arrow
to humans.
Her home is a land of snow-capped mountains, and Scandinavia
is thought to be named after her.
She drinks heavily from her walls and transcribes the main
events of the day so that none are lost, as a goddess of stories and myths.
She is the patroness of seers and writers, and she keeps
track of both past and future happenings.
She is revered in Norse and Germanic civilizations, and
scrolls and mead are considered holy to her.
In Odin's hall, she was burnt at the stake three times, and
each time she walked away unhurt.
Any golden item may be used to symbolize her.