Odin, who holds Gunnar, is also the God of Storm and the Lord of Spears. Germans believe that Odin will lead the undead to fly in the wind, so the storm is the wind of death brought by Odin. When Odin waved his gun, people saw lightning. He also has several wind-related names: "Wanderer", "Noisy Man" and "Traveler".
He seldom takes part in combat, but he is a strategist and uses his strategy to defeat the enemy. Odin often gives victory to one side of the war because of his own interests, and even the party he originally supported will be abandoned and defeated at any time. One theory is that Odin will let the great soldiers die, let the soldiers' souls enter the hall of souls, and cultivate great power for the twilight of the gods.
Because he has the ability to guide the dead, he is also a "death", "death", "the man who chooses soldiers" and "the king of the dead". It was Odin's mistress Valkyria who helped him guide the dead souls on the battlefield. The Germans also called him a "rough hunter" and a "crazy soldier"; He shared his bravest hero with freya.
In order to acquire knowledge, Odin once exchanged one eye for a drink from the fountain of wisdom, so he is also the "God of knowledge". Because of his one eye, he is also called "Cyclops" and "Cyclops". In order to cover one of his eyes, he will wear a wide-brimmed hat, so he is also called "wide-brimmed hat man".
In addition, he hung upside down on the tree of the world, stabbed himself with a spear, and then discovered the Luen alphabet. Therefore, it is also called "hanging god" and "king of gallows".
He stole the honey wine made from the blood of the wise man "Kuwahir" created by the gods and became a "poetic god". So the world has produced singing, language and other behaviors.
He is also good at magic and magical powers. Some people say that he stole Freya, the hostage goddess sent by Warner Protoss. However, because he often uses magic in stories, he is also the "father of magic", "thousand-faced god" and "old magician".
Because most gods come from him, it is also called "Allfather/Aldafodur/Alfodur".