The term Germanic God refers to two deities from Germanic mythology: Wotan and Woden. Wotan, also known as Odin, was the chief god of the Norse pantheon and was associated with wisdom, war, battle, death, and magic. Woden, also known as Wodan or Odin, was the Anglo-Saxon equivalent of Wotan and was associated with wisdom, war, and hunting. Both gods were widely worshipped by the Germanic people and were believed to be powerful and influential.