Odin's Chamber

Requirements:   Level 60 or higher; Rossweisse's Feather, Grimgerde's Feather, Siegrune's Feather, Helmwige's Feather, Schwertleite's Feather, Waltraute's Feather, Ortlinde's Feather, Gerhilde's Feather, Brunhilde's Feather (Lost upon entry)   Boss:       Odin (Avatar)   Repeatable:   Yes   Reward:   Key Item:   Ampoules of Therion Ichor Treasure   Drops:   Hofud   Valhalla Breastplate   Valhalla Helm   Valkyrie's Fork

Dialogue

It is possible that this dialogue occurs upon aggro:

"In ages past, I oft journeyed the boundless aethyr to pay visit this emerald isle.
And tonight, the light of the Einherjar hath guided me hither once again...
...that I might rejoice as our blades sing before the gates of Hell!"

It seems as though the following lines are said throughout the fight, each possibly indicating an upcoming ability:

"Thy brands art one with the winds. Yet can they match the swiftness of mighty Hildulfr?
Dost thou possess the strength to withstand a blow from Asgarth steel!?
Thy minds art as clear as a crystalline spring. Yet can thy magicks match those of wise Gondlir?
Dost thou possess the courage to withstand an onslaught of the winds of Asgarth!?
Thy bonds art forged of tempered steel. Yet can they match the armies of noble Herjann!?
Dost thou possess the will to withstand the battle cries of mine loyal Warriors!?
Thine eyes...doth burn with the flames of Muspilheim. Thus I shalt grant thee audience with Vithurr...
Utter thy final prayers, for Ragnarok is nigh!
The true power of Gungnir cometh not from the blade herself, but from the countless souls it hath sent to the corpse-halls of the Underworld!"

The following text is rumoured to be said when Odin is executing his signature attack, presumably Zantesuken:

"Mine platinum blade shalt split atwain the threads of thy future...
...whilst its obsidian fuller shalt channel the lifeblood of thy past.
Now wail as thy soul is bestrewn across the plains of Valhalla!"

The following is most likely said upon victory:

"Ahahahahahaha! Fate hath smiled upon the sons of Men. Let us return to Asgarth, Sleipnir.
But as long as thine hearts yet festereth with the corruption of rage, I shalt ne'er perish.
Farewell, Einherjar!"