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Hermod

Norse mythology

Hermod

Odin's Herald and Envoy to Hel

Mythology
Norse mythology
Parents
Odin
Siblings
Tyr · Thor · Vidar · Bragi · Baldur · Vali · Hodur
Group
Sacrifice · Fate · Aesir · Death · Revenge · Afterlife
Places
Asgard · Valhalla · Helheim
Objects
Draupnir

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Hermod is a son of Odin who serves as messenger of the gods. When Baldur is killed by the mistletoe dart, Hermod alone volunteers to ride down and beg for his return. Mounted on Odin's eight-legged horse Sleipnir, he gallops nine nights through dark valleys to the underworld, leaps the gilded bridge over the river Gjoll, and clears the gate of Hel with a single bound. He pleads with Hel, who promises to free Baldur if every living thing weeps for him. Hermod rides home bearing the ring Draupnir and the terms that Loki's malice will ultimately spoil.

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Hel and the Realm of the Dead

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Hermod?
Hermod is a son of Odin who serves as messenger of the gods. When Baldur is killed by the mistletoe dart, Hermod alone volunteers to ride down and beg for his return.
Which mythology does Hermod belong to?
Hermod belongs to Norse mythology.
Which stories does Hermod appear in?
Hermod appears in Hel and the Realm of the Dead, The Death of Baldur, told as chaptered audio dramas in MythologyNow.
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APAMythologyNow. (2026). Hermod. https://www.mythologynow.app/en/gods/hermod
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