In Norse mythology, Loki was known as the sneaky and trickster god. He caused endless trouble for both mortals and gods but there were times when he used his trickery for good. He lived in Asgard and was often found with Thor or Odin. He enjoyed mischief and can be found in many myths living up to his reputation. Loki is known as the trickster, some call him the trickster God, but Loki is not a God, he is a Jotun, also known as a giant. After Loki had made one prank too many for the Gods and Goddesses in Asgard, he was placed in a cave with a poisonous snake above his head.