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Elves, fae, and fairies—you’ve likely come across these mystical, magical creatures in countless books, films, and games. Now you're curious—what exactly are these creatures, and how do they differ? What makes an elf an elf, or a fairy a fairy? And what’s the difference between a fairy and a fae?

The Valknut is a symbol consisting of three interlocking triangles and is one of the enduring mysteries of Norse mythology. It’s also known by other names, including Valknutr and Hrungnir's Heart. Interestingly, "Valknut" is a modern term that doesn’t appear in historical records. This means that scholars have found no written texts describing this shape, and all the knowledge we have about the Valknut is based purely on visual evidence, such as carvings on objects. So, before you continue reading, keep in mind that everything you’re about to learn is based on assumptions made by a few scholars, and it may not be entirely accurate.

When I first saw Loki in the MCU, I was captivated by him. An antagonist filled with hate, anger, and jealousy, yet somehow he still cared for his family. He loved his mother, but at the end he is the one who brings about her death. I love this kind of tragedy, haha.

I'm back with another comparison between two weapons, this time between the Halberd and the Spear!

Jaime Lannister, possibly the most renowned living swordsman in Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire.Aragorn, Isildur’s heir and wielder of Anduril, Ranger of the North from Lord of the Rings. And the question everyone is asking: who would win in a fight between these two legendary men?

So, you've read about Ancalagon the Black, and you’ve read that he was big–really big. But a small part of you wonders: just how big was he? If you haven't read about Ancalagon before, he was the largest and greatest of all winged dragons in Tolkien's Middle-Earth, bred by Morgoth during the First Age.

If we know what a dragon is, what is a drake? What is a wyvern, for that matter? Or a wyrm? Are they the same creature, or does each name describe a different being?