Ullr and that was release day. There's so much in Norse mythology that's not being used and seriously need some more gods for this untapped pantheon. I would like for there to be more Norse god and I feel that it's unnecessary for other pantheons to keep getting more and more gods on their roster like having two Mayan gods in a row, and need some more diversity in the game.
October 11, 2014
What about a New Norse God Hi-Rez?
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So I just checked the Smite Wiki and I saw that two new gods were added to the roster. Nox, the Roman Goddess of Night, and the new Ao Kuang, looking more human like. All I thought for the past month or so is "When are we getting a new Norse god?", for good reason to. The newest Norse god that was released is Ullr and that was release day. There's so much in Norse mythology that's not being used and seriously need some more gods for this untapped pantheon. I would like for there to be more Norse god and I feel that it's unnecessary for other pantheons to keep getting more and more gods on their roster like having two Mayan gods in a row, and need some more diversity in the game.
Ullr and that was release day. There's so much in Norse mythology that's not being used and seriously need some more gods for this untapped pantheon. I would like for there to be more Norse god and I feel that it's unnecessary for other pantheons to keep getting more and more gods on their roster like having two Mayan gods in a row, and need some more diversity in the game.
Shin Megami Tensei's Heimdall
I, for one, am curious on how Smite will portray Heimdall....
I definitely agree. I'm a huge Norse mythology fan, and would love to see gods/goddesses like Heimdallr, Baldr, and Skadi.
Though, I am really happy to see Nox finally being added. Been wanting to see her in-game for a while.
I feel the same, but the only difference is that I don't know what Nox is besides the Wikipedia page I quickly look at.
Though, I am really happy to see Nox finally being added. Been wanting to see her in-game for a while.