This figure tricked Rhun into cutting off the finger of a maid in order to save the reputation of his master's wife.
This figure tricked Rhun into cutting off the finger of a maid in order to save the reputation of his master's wife. This man defeated Heinin Vardd in the court of Maelgwyn by casting a spell that caused Vardd to pucker his lips and speak gibberish. This figure won a race by dropping twigs of holly, which caused his opponent's horses to stop running and dance. He took the form of a hare, a fish, and a (*) grain of wheat, after which he was eaten by a hen. This man gained wisdom by drinking three drops of a liquid that was originally brewed for the hideous Morfran. Originally known as Gwion Bach, this figure was so beautiful at birth that Ceridwen could not bring herself to kill him; instead, she put him in a basket and threw him into the sea. He was raised by Elphin, who gave him a name meaning "radiant brow." For 10 points, name this legendary bard from Welsh myth.
This figure tricked Rhun into cutting off the finger of a maid in order to save the reputation of his master's wife.
{Taliesin} (accept {Gwion Bach} before mention)