The Norse goddess often associated with love, beauty, and fertility is Freya. She is a key figure in Norse mythology and is known for her enchanting beauty and fierce warrior spirit. Freya is also connected to aspects of war, as she receives half of the warriors who die in battle, taking them to her hall, Fólkvangr. With her association with the Vanir (a group of gods), she embodies the duality of nurturing life and the harsh realities of conflict, making her one of the most complex deities in the Norse pantheon.