In Thiodolf of Hvinir's Haustlong, this figure is called a "lady-wolf"  and he graces the brightly-finished side of a battle shield.
In Thiodolf of Hvinir's Haustlong, this figure is called a "lady-wolf"  and he graces the brightly-finished side of a battle shield. This figure  meets his end after the Aesir lay a trap which involves burning wood-  shavings. This brother of Idi and Gang had a father named Olvadi who  divied up his land by having his children take one mouthful each of his  gold. His eyes become the stars after his death, and we first encounter  this character after Odin, Loki and Hoenir try to cook an ox in an oven,  and this figure starts up that oven. He was foiled after Loki took back a  woman in the form of a (*) nut to Asgard, after which his daughter is  compensated when she chooses Njord to marry. For 10 points, name this giant  who kidnapped Idunn and her golden apples, the father of Skadi.
In Thiodolf of Hvinir's Haustlong, this figure is called a "lady-wolf"  and he graces the brightly-finished side of a battle shield.
Thiazi [accept Thiassi]