#gow baldur

[lulubelluleart]

Can’t survive the triple threat

[anyabathory-blog]

Minidall, Mircrobaldur

[wrr000]

God of War characters carrying you around

Silly idea of how our favs would carry us. It could be romantic or platonic!

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Carry you around like a sack of potatoes: Kratos, Baldur, Brok

Give you a piggyback ride: Modi, Baldur

Carry you in a bridal style: Freya, Tyr, Sindri, Freyr

Let you sit on their shoulder: Modi, Magni, Tyr

Lift you up and cross one arm under your booty: Magni, Thor

"Don't you have legs?": Sindri, Brok, Heimdall, Kratos

You have to carry them: Sif, Heimdall, Freyr

[butlerkitty-art]

“Baldur was the greatest gift Odin granted Freya; the one thing she treasured from their marriage.”

“The death of a child is not something a parent gets over easily.”

[snailsfall]

[yell0ws0ul]

GUYS WHY ARE THERE BARELY ANY KRATOS, BALDUR AND TYR FICS HUH?!??! WHERE ARE THEY?!?! SIT DOWN AND WRITE YA'LL😡

[peiskos-and-apricity]

I've been seeing many discussions over this and all of you are wrong. Here are the right answers.

[keylana-dragon]

I remembered why my blog even exists here it ain't much, but it's honest work

[flyingraijinn]

Sons of Odin.

[ybrochkovich]

Well. Here I go again. Today there are a lot of things, so… (bonus included)

SPOILERS!!!!

Sindri weeping over Brok

Studying. NOTHING is easy about that one. I’m still not content about how I depicted him :/

Damn my perfectionism

BONUS:

Baldur — маманя (mommy/ my momma crossed out)

Also I did watch the new Puss in boots and here it is. A wolf:

[deadvilesworld]

The sad thing about Odin when it comes to his kids is that he can be better. Rewatch the cutscenes between Odin and Atreus. Look at how fatherly and open he was with him and how coldly Odin dismisses his children like they were nothing to him. If anything this tells me that Odin has the ability to be a good or at the very least a decent father to his children. He just chooses not to.

[lulubelluleart]

✨ Týr vs Thor ft. babybro Baldur ✨

notice how hard I take care to omit heimdall existence

[the-hufflepuffle]

So I realized that Balder doesn't wear shoes. Neither does Freya. This makes me think of at least 3 things

1.) Freya doesn't wear shoes because Vanaheim hippie reasons (I say this with all the love in the world). Blader doesn't wear shoes because it doesn't matter if he does or doesn't.

2.) Being barefoot is a trait that got passed down and baffles Aesir. Like Odin absolutely tried to make Balder wear shoes as a kid and it for whatever reason didn't work.

3.) Balder at one point was a Mamas Boy and didn't wear shoes because Freya didn't and he wanted to be like her. Then it was more of like a "I always did this this way and it works fine so what's the point in changing it"

4.) Odin absolutely hated that Freya didn't wear shoes, because he said it left marks on the floors (it didn't it was just something he couldn't control), and hated it more when Balder also didn't wear shoes.

[wrr000]

I just had this idea IDC FOR ME IT'S FUNNY

[komotionlessqueenmm]

freya learning she is a grandmother. (Baldur daughter)

I included before and after scenarios of Baldur and Freyas falling out, because I couldn't resist lol.

Headcanon/Preference # 16

Picture NOT mine.

| Before the falling out |

• So if this happens before she casts her spell to protect her son...

• She will make an even worse mistake.

• You're so little and frail, so sweet and beautiful. A true gem to the realms, and the fruit of Baldurs light.

• So in order to protect you, she impulsively casts the spell over you instead of her son.

• She was ecstatic to be a grandmother, and to care for you whenever you're father would allow her to.

• She thought she was doing a good thing by casting her protection spell over you.

• But when she comes to realize the repercussions of her actions... The side affects the spell had on you.

• She felt horrible, and tried her best to keep it from Baldur, fearing he would keep you from her.

• That didn't last long, he knew you so well already, and the moment he realized you no longer cared to eat anything, though the lack of nourishment never seemed to harm you.

• And you no longer reacted when he blew raspberries onto your pudgy little tummy, something that used to put you into a fit of giggles so strong you often spit up a bit.

• He immediately sought out healers to make sure you were not ill.

• And when he learned it was magic... Vanir magic... He immediately turned to his mother, accusing her of all sorts of horrible things.

• She tried to defend herself, and tried to make him understand that she was only trying to protect you.

• But her pleas fell on deaf ears.

• In Baldur's eyes, she had betrayed him in the worst possible way, she had cursed his child, his only child.

• He would never forgive her for this, and if he were strong enough, he'd have killed her for it.

• Baldur's light grew dark, but never against you, his little shining star.

• And he swore that no matter what it took, he'd find a way to reverse this, even if that meant traveling to unknown worlds.

• Even if he had to fight dragons, trolls, giants, or ogres with his bare hands, or even burn worlds to ash and ruin, he'd find a way.

• You were still a babe when she was cast out, and you don't actually remember her, but you do remember the lullaby she used to hum to you.

| After the falling out |

• She never knew about you until Atreus mentioned the young god/goddess traveling with Baldur.

• She tried to subtly ask Atreus about you, and with how close he describes your relationship, she initially assumes you're a lover.

• Desperate to know more she scours Midgard for more answers, and is astonished to find you are in fact Baldur's child.

• She's hurt that she was never told about your birth, or that she was there to watch you grow.

• She's also honestly surprised Odin didn't rub the news in her face, considering everything else he's done to her.

• Now that she knows about you, she's desperate to meet you. Even so desperate to go to Mímir for advice on how she could cross paths with you.

• And eventually that time comes, and you meet her while scouting for your father. Which is probably ideal considering he'd freak out if he knew.

• You're admittedly confused when this strange woman begins talking to you as if she'd known you your whole life.

• "Look at how beautiful you've become." She beamed. "You have your father's eyes." Her own eyes glossed over.

• "Do I know you?" You questioned, your hand placed on the hilt of your sword, unsure if you could trust this woman.

• She notices your unease, and hold her hands up a little to show you she means no harm. "I'm afraid not, but I know you."

• "Who are you?" You demanded with a growing fire in your eyes, it's then she realizes you've inherited not only your father's rage and distrust, but his father's as well.

• "I am your grandmother Freya." She explains with a sad smile, wishing she could embrace you in a warm and reassuring hug.

• You scowl in return. "You're the reason my father suffers." You hiss with venom, and she wondered for a moment if you'd kill her for it.

• She bowed her head in shame, you'd probably never understand her side of the story, as your father had clearly ingrained his side into your mind.

• "You better hope father doesn't find you. He intends on killing you if he ever does." You warned before stalking away, vanishing before she could stop you.

• She felt even worse now, than she had when she first found out about you.

• Because now she had met you, and she knew you cared not for her, you didn't sympathize with her.

• You merely pitted her, and that hurt so much more, than if you had outright hatted her.

[snailsfall]