Loki

Deities

Tradition · Norse
Alternate Names
TricksterSky WalkerShape Shifter
Gender Expression
Fluid shapeshifter
Titles
The TricksterFather of MonstersShape ShifterNecessary ChaosBreaker of Oaths
Domain
ChaosTrickeryChangeShapeshiftingNecessary disruptionBreaking stagnationCunning
Planetary Correspondence
Mercury
Secondary Planets
Uranus
Elemental Correspondence
FireAir
Zodiac Affinity
GeminiAquarius
Correspondences
Colors
RedOrangeGreenShifting colors
Scents
Dragon bloodCinnamonSmoke
Metals
QuicksilverCopper
Animals
SerpentSalmonFlyMare
Sacred Timing
Sabbats
Hours
Unpredictable
Offerings
AlcoholCandyToysActs of clever disruptionJokes that reveal truthBreaking stagnant patternsAnything unexpected
Invocation Approach
Tone
Wary respect for necessary chaos
Address
LokiTricksterShape Shifter
Relationship
Agent of necessary disruption
Warning
Will break everything comfortable and stagnant
Resonance
Those ready to embrace chaos as catalyst
Symbols
MistletoeSerpentSalmonNetChains
Mythology Summary

Norse trickster god, blood brother to Odin. Father of Hel, Fenrir, Jormungandr. Shapeshifter, gender-fluid (gave birth to Sleipnir as mare). Causes Ragnarok through necessary chaos. Neither good nor evil—catalyst for change. Bound and punished but essential to cosmic function.

Modern Practice

Patron of tricksters, outcasts, those who disrupt stagnation. Invoked for breaking stuck patterns, embracing chaos, shapeshifting. Teaches that disruption is necessary, that some oaths must be broken, that chaos serves evolution.

Related Deities
CoyoteAnansiHermes

Referenced by 40

Every entry that names Loki, grouped by the system it comes from.

☥ Deities 30

☯ Archetypes 3

🐾 Animal totems 3

☉ Planets 1

🕛 Planetary hours 1

📅 Weekdays 1

🐉 Chinese zodiac 1