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What god is cooler: Loki or Baron Samedi?

Stats: Loki – Norse trickster god, the ability to change shape; loves chaos and play (sometimes mortals) games, Marvel Comics villain super powerful, possibly bound by the gods with the entrails of one of their own children to lead the death of Baldr (the god of light, beauty and love); causes earthquakes; important role to play in the end times Baron Samedi – Voodoo god of the dead, usually wears a black hat, sunglasses and a tuxedo jacket and often paint a skull on his face (or have a head that is a skull), loves to smoke and drink and is often portrayed holding a cigar or a glass of rum, known for his outrageous behavior, swearing constantly and making dirty jokes as the other spirits; householder powerful spirit Cast your vote now!

Personally I prefer Baron Samedi. I had a bad experience with Loki once and it was not fun. Baron Samedi is badass, but usually not cause chaos, without a clearly defined reason.

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