In one myth, one of these items was captured by Dietrich from Laurin's underground kingdom, while in another Theseus must retrieve this when Minos, who doubts that his father is Poseidon, throws one into the sea. In another group of tales, three of them were made without Annatar's help and were called Vilya, Nenya, and Narya. In an extravagant gesture of grief Odin abandoned his on Balder's funeral pyre, before he sent Hermod to retrieve it. Andvari made a cursed one and Sindri made one that dripped eight similar ones each ninth night, it was called Draupnir, but all of these have been eclipsed in popular culture by the example of one found in the Misty Mountains. FTP identify this mythological item perhaps most ass
In one myth, one of these items was captured by Dietrich from Laurin's underground kingdom, while in another Theseus must retrieve this when Minos, who doubts that his father is Poseidon, throws one into the sea. In another group of tales, three of them were made without Annatar's help and were called Vilya, Nenya, and Narya. In an extravagant gesture of grief Odin abandoned his on Balder's funeral pyre, before he sent Hermod to retrieve it. Andvari made a cursed one and Sindri made one that dripped eight similar ones each ninth night, it was called Draupnir, but all of these have been eclipsed in popular culture by the example of one found in the Misty Mountains. FTP identify this mythological item perhaps most associated with Middle Earth or weddings.
In one myth, one of these items was captured by Dietrich from Laurin's underground kingdom, while in another Theseus must retrieve this when Minos, who doubts that his father is Poseidon, throws one into the sea.
a ring