One figure by this name was given a shield by Ragnar Lodbrok decorated with four scenes, including Thor's fishing of the Midgard Serpent. In the Lokasenna, this figure offers an arm-ring, a sword, and a horse as a gesture of peace, but Loki responds that he can't have these items because he's such a coward in battle, which prompts this figure to shout that he'd decapitate Loki if they were not in Aegir's hall. Often referred to as "long-bearded," this figure along with Hermod is said to welcome the king Hakon the Good at Valhalla. Slain kings are honored by drinking fr
One figure by this name was given a shield by Ragnar Lodbrok decorated with four scenes, including Thor's fishing of the Midgard Serpent. In the Lokasenna, this figure offers an arm-ring, a sword, and a horse as a gesture of peace, but Loki responds that he can't have these items because he's such a coward in battle, which prompts this figure to shout that he'd decapitate Loki if they were not in Aegir's hall. Often referred to as "long-bearded," this figure along with Hermod is said to welcome the king Hakon the Good at Valhalla. Slain kings are honored by drinking from a cup named after this figure, and this husband of Idun was said to have a tongue carved with runes. For 10 points, name this most gifted poet in Norse myth.
One figure by this name was given a shield by Ragnar Lodbrok decorated with four scenes, including Thor's fishing of the Midgard Serpent.
Bragi (accept Bragi Boddason the Old before arm-ring)