Modi: Meaning (information, definition, explanation, facts)

In Norse mythology, Modi was the god of battle-rage and a son of Thor and Sif. Many of his followers used drugs or other methods to attain a certain level of bloodlust in battle.

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The Nine Worlds of Norse Mythology
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