In Norse mythology, the goddess who weaves fate is Skuld. She is one of the three Norns, the mystical beings who are responsible for determining the destinies of gods and humans alike. Alongside her sisters, Urd and Verdandi, Skuld represents the future. Collectively, they are often depicted as sitting at the base of the world tree, Yggdrasil, spinning the threads of fate. Their actions are pivotal in shaping the outcomes of conflicts and the lives of mortals, emphasizing the intertwined nature of fate, choice, and consequence in Norse belief.