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SGR:IG Chapter Seven: All our Syns by SheldonOswaldLee, literature

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SGR:IG Chapter Seven: All our Syns

While hostile and cautious at first, the first contact with the Dwergaz worked out better then many of the Ida Expedition had hoped. A great deal of that was thanks to Thor in his computer program form, who ensured the bearded, tall species that the humans of Tau’ri were loyal, trustworthy allies, who would fight and die alongside them if they proved to be like they had interacted with the Asgard for the past millennia. The Àsynjur, or female Asgard Syn had been a goddess associated with defensive refusal. She guarded the doors against those unwanted to enter, meaning Syn at first had been tasked with defending Stargates and later overall Asgard space with her inventions and forces, in the End even including energy shield iris on Stargated and ships alike. She also had served in Asgard legal debates and the judicial system, were she defended various clients, earning her another meaning of her nickname refute and denial. Also known as the stone-hearted Syn, who opposed a Jötunn that had

Myth Stuff - Dvergar, or Norse Dwarves by Dwoll, literature

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Myth Stuff - Dvergar, or Norse Dwarves

Dvergar - Nocturnal, subterranean spirits. The counterparts of the alfar. In English they are known as dwarfs, in Anglo-Saxon as dweorg and in Old High German as twerg. We will be referring to them as the Old Norse and Icelandic dvergur (sing.) and dvergar (pl.) to differentiate them from the dwarfs of Germany and Britain, who are undoubtedly their descendants. They are also known as svartalfar (black elfs) and dokkalfar (dark elfs), though are only referred to as such by Snorri. The one other case where dvergar and dokkalfar are named separately is the Raven-Galder, although it should be noted that earlier in the poem giants and giantesses a

SGR:IG Chapter Six: Dvergar or Dwergaz by SheldonOswaldLee, literature

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SGR:IG Chapter Six: Dvergar or Dwergaz

The species you will encounter on the designate Stargate address are the Dvergar, Dwergaz or Dwarfs as you might call them. As some of the legends, myths or associations with other species like the Daneg/ Deneg suggest, they are good minors, craftsmen and smiths of all kind of technology. To us Asgard they are also quit ugly, but so are human Tar and Unas too. Unlike some ot the myths might suggest, they are not a small species, able to effect others mentally to make them dizzy. They are associate with death as a strong warrior species not only skilled in building technology and weapons, but also fighting themselves. They even managed to inflict some damage on the early Asgard and deceive us into believing themselves to be weaker then they truly were. Seen as evil or demonic by other spices guided by us, but unlike the Goa’uld, Ice Giants and Replicators they can be reasoned quit well with. Created by our enemy Brimir out of the bones of Bláinn, the original Dwergaz were more like